Island Ponds 2002
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Island Ponds 2002
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Island Ponds 2012
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Island Ponds 2012
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Island Ponds 2005
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Island Ponds 2005
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Island Ponds 2015
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Island Ponds 2015
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Island Ponds 2008
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Ravenswood Pond SF2 2008
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Island Ponds 2015
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Ravenswood Pond SF2 2015
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RESTORATION
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California State Coastal Conservancy - State of California
California State Coastal Conservancy - State of California

About the Restoration

The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project is the largest tidal wetland restoration project on the West Coast. When complete, the Project will restore 15,100 acres of industrial salt ponds to a rich mosaic of tidal wetlands and other habitats.

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What We Do

 

Restoration

Transform industrial ponds to wetlands and other wildlife habitats

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Recreation

Connect people to the Bay by building trails, boat launches, and viewing areas

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Protection

Buffer South Bay cities from high tides and sea level rise

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We collaborate and partner to accomplish our work

 

With a wide variety of stakeholders and public…

 
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People around table map.
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Girl at Earth day event. Photo by Judy Irving, Pelican Media
 

And internally, among our managing partners:

 
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