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Dec 03
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Sea Turtle Swims into and Haulsout on Tomales Bay, Ca Beach

By TIRNADMIN Archives, Sea Turtles, TIRN

An olive ridley sea turtle surprised Tomales Bay beachgoers at Shell Beach in Inverness,CA, when it swam up to the shore, pulled itself out of the water and rested for approximately 30 minutes before re-entering the cold water and swimming away.

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Nov 26
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Barriers to Salmon Migration Prioritized for Repair

By TIRNADMIN Archives, Salmon

Forest Knolls, CA– SPAWN, the Salmon Protection And Watershed Network, has completed a study of known barriers that block fish from migrating into the San Geronimo Valley to spawn, in order to prioritize those in need of repair to help restore populations of coho salmon and steelhead trout in the Lagunitas Watershed, Marin County

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  • About
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      • SPAWN
      • Gulf of Mexico
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      • 10,000 Redwoods
      • Cocos Island Dive Expeditions
    • Our Campaigns
      • Adopt A Block
      • Balloon Busting Crew
      • Butts Off The Beach
      • Bring the Bag
      • Got Mercury?
      • Reusable Foodware System
      • Save the Leatherback
      • Set Gillnets
      • The Cocos-Galapagos Swimway
      • The Final Straw
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      • Save Marine Species
      • Protect Critical Habitat
      • Fight Climate Change
      • End Plastic Addiction
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