Mendocino Area Parks Association
Mendocino Area Parks Association
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More about this organization
Mission
To inspire and ensure stewardship of the State Parks of Mendocino County.
About
Interpretive programs: Continuity of educational programs in the Mendocino Sector by funding the seasonal interpreter positions, supplies, exhibits, and Ford House Living History Program.Visitor Center operation: Support of four Visitor Centers at MacKerricher, Ford House, Van Damme, and Elk/Greenwood Parks.Park Improvement projects: New interior paint in the Ford House.Successful operation of Sandish-Hickey SRA until operation was turned back over to California State Parks in October 2018. MAPA has been providing visitor services, maintenance,, interpretation and administrative support, keeping Standish-Hickey open and accessible for camping and day use.Through MAPA's Firewood Fund, MAPA supports the Mendocino Sector by making in-kind donations of much needed supplies and equipment that would otherwise be prohibitive, and also by helping to support crucial staff positions.
