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IN THIS ISSUE: Dorothy Green and the power of water, nature downtown in Watsonville, bamboozlement at the seafood counter, a wheelchair riding pioneer circles San Francisco Bay, the secret to opening new parkland near the Russian River mouth, why male fathead minnows are growing egg sacs, and much more. Coming Soon: Controversial desalination projects are rapidly moving forward, two artists help out birds, bats, and wildlife refuge managers, and a special feature: Why some Californians say they need their beaches and why some never go to the shore, even if they live nearby. Also in the works: state parklands threatened by toll roads. Let's Hear from You: We always appreciate hearing from our readers. Whether you want to comment on stories in the magazine or on the website, or to let us know about newsworthy people, places, or events, please get in touch. Click here. |
Save This Date: Mark your calendar for September 17-20, 2006 and attend the California and the World Ocean conference. For more information on the event, visit the California Resources Agency website. New Wheelchair Publication: A Wheelchair Rider's Guide by Bonnie Lewkowicz is hot off the press. It introduces riders to wheelchair-accessible locations around San Francisco Bay and in nearby coastal areas. To order or to download the PDF version, go to: Coastal Conservancy. Subscribe to Our Magazine: California Coast & Ocean brings you news and perspectives you will find nowhere else. Support us by subscribing to Coast & Ocean. Our magazine contains unabridged articles and others that are not found on this website. Click to subscribe. |
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