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Ear to the Ground
by Aleta George
Restoration work along Marin County’s Redwood Creek is making this watershed more habitable for the state's southernmost run of coho salmon, while activists push for new protections in the Lagunitas watershed, home to California's largest remaining runs of these once-plentiful fish.
From the Jan-Mar 2010 issue
Published January 01, 2010
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Ear to the Ground
by Aleta George
San Francisco’s first fully off-the-grid building comes to Bayview-Hunters Point, thanks to the nonprofit Literacy for Environmental Justice. The new EcoCenter is a working model of sustainability in a neighborhood that knows firsthand the costs of conventional waste management and power generation.
From the Jan-Mar 2010 issue
Published January 01, 2010
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Ear to the Ground
by Aleta George
River advocate David Yearsley continues his quest to connect people of all ages to the Petaluma River, now with a Petaluma River Heritage Center that focuses on boating, boatbuilding, and wetland restoration.
From the Jan-Mar 2010 issue
Published January 01, 2010
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Ear to the Ground
by Aleta George
The remarkable Davidson Sea Mount has gained new protections as part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. This and other nearby seamounts attract spectacularly diverse sea life.
From the Jan-Mar 2010 issue
Published January 01, 2010
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Ear to the Ground
by Aleta George
Park advocates aim for a ballot measure in November 2010.
From the Jan-Mar 2010 issue
Published January 01, 2010
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Amongst marshes, a salty past, A walk along the Hayward shoreline
Berkeleyans closer to selling backyard produce , Residents want local food sustainability
Solar spectacle on horizon, Sunday's partial solar eclipse first in 18 years