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The Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) of California is a state agency that administers the protection and restoration of California's natural resources for wildlife and the public. More information about the California WCB can be located at their [https://www.wcb.ca.gov/ website]. | The Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) of California is a state agency that administers the protection and restoration of California's natural resources for wildlife and the public. More information about the California WCB can be located at their [https://www.wcb.ca.gov/ website]. | ||
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WCB provided funding to protect the habitat between Fort Ord National Monument and Marks Rach near El Toro Creek bridge after a mountain lion has been documented using this area <ref> [http://pathwaysforwildlife.com/big_sur_land_trust-ca_central_coast_connectivity_study Pathways for Wildlife page on connectivity projects in collaboration with the Big Sur Land Trust] </ref> | WCB provided funding to protect the habitat between Fort Ord National Monument and Marks Rach near El Toro Creek bridge after a mountain lion has been documented using this area <ref> [http://pathwaysforwildlife.com/big_sur_land_trust-ca_central_coast_connectivity_study Pathways for Wildlife page on connectivity projects in collaboration with the Big Sur Land Trust] </ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 7 April 2020
The Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) of California is a state agency that administers the protection and restoration of California's natural resources for wildlife and the public. More information about the California WCB can be located at their website.
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Recent Projects within California's Central Coast Region
WCB provided funding to protect the habitat between Fort Ord National Monument and Marks Rach near El Toro Creek bridge after a mountain lion has been documented using this area [1]
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