Malibu Public Beaches
Summer 2007

Safaris

Safari in conjunction with KCET (rescheduled due to rain)
Sunday, March 9, 1:30-5:00pm


Tired of Zuma and Surfrider? Want to find and use the other beaches in Malibu? The twenty miles that are lined with private development?

The "Malibu Public Beaches" safaris show you how to find, park, walk, picnic, and sunbathe on a Malibu beach. Each 3 1/2-hour safari visits two or three beaches and explores natural history, jurisdiction, and the identification of public and private property. Skills-enhancing activities include a public-private boundary hike, an accessway hunt, sign watching, and a public easement potluck.

The Rangers are happy to offer this safari in conjunction with KCET's Web Stories "Sustaining LA", on public-art groups who explore the L.A. environment.

Visit the KCET program about the Los Angeles Urban Rangers, Fallen Fruit, Farmlab and Edible Estates.

To find out about future safaris and sign up for our mailing list, please email us.

Download our Malibu Public Beaches guide...
An easy-to-use resource for understanding the beaches and accessways. (PDF: 471KB)

Download our Malibu Beaches Owners Manual...
An article by Jenny Price, reprinted from LA Observed. (PDF: 368KB)

Read Ranger Jenny Price's post-safari blog on LA Observed