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• The Carmel River Watershed
  The Carmel River Watershed encompasses 255 square miles in Monterey County on the Central Coast of California. The watershed drains ...characterized by steep canyons and is relatively undeveloped. The lower 16 miles of river run through moderate to highly developed areas along the alluvial
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• Conversion of Carr Lake to a Multi-Use Park
  ...eart of the [[City of Salinas]]. The lake drains approximately 157 square miles of land into [[Monterey Bay]]. After the construction of the Reclamation Di
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• Lagunita Creek Watershed
  During the first winter rains, the spawning fish swim 33 miles from the open ocean into Tomales Bay and up the creek through the redwood-s
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• Urban Discharges to Areas of Special Biological Significance on Monterey Peninsula
  ...armel and extends into the Carmel Valley. Pacific Grove ASBS includes 3.2 miles of coastline surrounding the city of Pacific Grove and contains Pacific Gro
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• San Clemente Dam
  *Access to 25+ miles of spawning and rearing habitat for [[Steelhead]] trout
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• Gabilan Watershed: Flow duration analysis
  ...s below the City of Salinas, it passes the San Jon Road USGS gage. Several miles later, it becomes [[Tembladero Slough]], confluences with the [[Old Salinas
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• Carmel River Watershed: Garzas Creek and Carmel River Flow Duration Analysis
  ...ws through Garland Park and the gage at the San Juan bridge. About twelve miles past the San Juan gage, the Carmel River flows under Highway 1 where a fina
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• Fort Ord
  ...t the time was officially closed, transferring ~ 28,000 acres (~ 45 square miles) to a conglomeration of government entities and local organizations, includ ...ce_and_Explosives_Program military ordnance cleanup]. The FONM has over 86 miles of trails winding through portions of the last undeveloped wilderness on th
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• Carmel River Watershed: Don Juan Bridge to Highway 1 Flow Duration Analysis
  .... The Highway 1 Bridge gage lies at the mouth of the Carmel River, several miles downstream of the Don Juan gage. A wide floodplain with generally porous an
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• The Molera Wetland
  * Miles Daniels - MS Student in the [[CWSP]] Program at CSUMB - currently working o
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• Range of the Condor National Heritage Area
  ...nd Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)]]: [[NOAA]] manages over 7,500 square miles of coastal ocean along the [[California Central Coast]] within the [[Monter
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• Camp Roberts
  * Camp Roberts is located a few miles north of Mission San Miguel de Archangel which was founded in 1797.
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• CalAm Use of Carmel River Groundwater Basin
  * The [[Carmel Watershed]] is 255 square miles located in Monterey County, CA. The region is bounded by the [[Santa Lucia ... riparian habitat in the Carmel River. <ref name = "95-10"/> The lower 6.5 miles of the Carmel River are dry 5-6 months out of every year primarily due to C
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• The Gabilan / Reclamation Ditch Watershed
  ... The Gabilan / Reclamation Ditch drains a [[watershed]] that is 157 square miles, with its headwaters in the Gabilan Range, and its mouth at the Moss Landin
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• Cross-jurisdictional landscape initiatives in California's Central Coast Region
  ...ing developed by the [[Coastal Conservancy]]. The CCT will span over 1,200 miles from Oregon to Mexico. It was designated as a federal Millennium Legacy Tra
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• Potential watershed impacts on Elkhorn Slough
  ...central California coast within the curve of the Monterey Bay, one hundred miles south of San Francisco. Its watershed stretches from the Parajo Valley sou
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• Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (MBNMS)
  ...hore. Roughly the size of the state of Connecticut, it covers 6,094 square miles of ocean - its deepest point occurring at the Davidson Seamount (3,884 mete
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• TMDL for Chlorpyrifos and Diazinon in Lower Salinas River Watershed, Monterey County, California
  ... along the Monterey Bay. The TMDL study is defined by the lower 400 square miles (195,000 acres) of the [[Lower Salinas River Watershed]] and includes two m
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• Steelhead Management in the Salinas Watershed
  ...inas River]] is 172 miles long and drains a watershed area of 4,780 square miles within [http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/ Monterey County], California. The Sal
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• Central Coast Water Quality Coalition
  ...tershed drains through the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes which is comprised of 18 miles of coastline and is one of the most ecologically significant and largest in
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