ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems
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The ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems class in Spring 2009-2014 has examined, among other things:
Contents
Themes
- General:
- CEQA:
- CEQA Overview
- CEQA Glossary
- CEQA review and land use planning
- CEQA and California's Central Coast
- CEQA projects on Central Coast
- Agencies that are lead applicants in CEQA
- List of Environmental Consultants in the Central Coast Area
- Hydrology and Water Quality CEQA Mitigation Measures
- CEQA and the California Natural Diversity Database
- CEQA Summary of The Collection at Monterey Bay Resort
- Ocean Harbor House Seawall
- Land use:
- Fort Ord
- Conversion of Carr Lake to a Multi-Use Park
- Harkins Slough and Expansion of Urban Land Use at Watsonville
- Oak Woodland Protection Plans
- Use of Sloped Areas in Monterey County
- Potential watershed impacts on Elkhorn Slough
- Carmel River Floodplain Restoration and Environmental Enhancement (Carmel River FREE) Project
- Wildlife:
- Urban stormwater:
- Groundwater:
- Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL):
- TMDLs in the Monterey Bay Region of California
- Monterey Bay Area TMDL Listings - Priorities, Progress, and Documents
- The 303d list of Impaired Waterbodies in the Monterey Bay Region
- Total Maximum Daily Load program follow-up in the Monterey Bay Region
- Salinas River Watershed:
- Total Maximum Daily Load for Nutrients in Lower Salinas River Watershed, Monterey County, California
- Total Maximum Daily Loads for Chlorpyrifos and Diazinon in Lower Salinas River Watershed in Monterey County, California
- TMDL for Fecal Coliform for the Lower Salinas River Watershed, Monterey County, California
- Ag Waiver:
- Fire:
- Steelhead & Salmon:
- Dams:
- Government
- Geomorphology
Specific watersheds
- San Lorenzo River Watershed:
- The Gabilan / Reclamation Ditch Watershed
- The Carmel River Watershed
- The Carneros Watershed
- Canyon Del Rey Watershed
Stakeholders in Environmental Issues
- Government
- Businesses
- Agencies
- Non-Profits
- Others
Data
Links
- Useful Data Sources
- Curricular information on ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems and its relationship to other courses in Division of Science and Environmental Policy at CSUMB.
Disclaimer
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