by Kathleen Dickey Bull kelp in the ocean. Thanks to Kohei Noda, Racerock.com A few years back a boulder was brought into a marine lab from the submerged sea mountains called Cordell Banks, just off [...]
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Did you know that approximately 80% of trash found on the beach comes from inland sources? It's important to clean up beaches, but we can have a powerful effect all year long limiting litter wherever [...]
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By Kathleen Dickey Scotch broom flowers, courtesy of Z. Akulova, Calflora. This time of year there’s hardly a drive I take up and over highway 84 without saying to myself, “Got to do something [...]
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Anyone young or old can help out! San Gregorio Environmental Resource Center (SGERC) is hoping to add several more stream monitors and office volunteers to our ranks this summer. Opportunities [...]
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You can help protect the health of our precious lagoon! Artificial breaching may be the single most damaging factor to the health of the lagoon environment. The lagoon and estuary are located under [...]
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(excerpted from Mercury News) by Julia Scott "Locals have spent every winter for the past 15 years watching silvery steelhead trout die in Pescadero Marsh. Now they are tired of waiting for state [...]
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By Kathleen Dickey California coastal newt Our handsome California coastal newt, Taricha torosa torosa, lives up to 20 years. It eats insects and worms and is itself eaten by the California garter [...]
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The weather couldn't have been more beautiful for Coastal Cleanup Day last Saturday. Fifty-five (55) volunteers showed up at San Gregorio and Pomponio State Beaches to help clean the beach areas and [...]
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**YOU’RE INVITED!** SATURDAY OCT. 23rd, 2010
10:00 a.m. - Noon at the CLUBHOUSE in CUESTA LA HONDA for a presentation of the SAN GREGORIO WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN ** Available for download at [...]
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by Neil Panton This year it's "BYO!" - Bring Your Own buckets, gloves and water bottles. In an effort to cut down on the amount of trash generated on Cleanup Day, this year we're encouraging [...]
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