| Reef Check California 2006-2011 Status of Rocky Reef Ecosystems in California 2006 - 2011 |
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| The Reef Check California 2006 - 2011 report summarizes the data collected by Reef Check California Certified citizen scientists at 80 sites ranging from Humboldt to San Diego. The Executive Summary and report are available below for download. | ||||||
Executive Summary (8 pages) |
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Table of Contents Tables and Figures Executive Summary Introduction Reef Check California's Approach Volunteer Trainings and Survey Sites Training, Volunteers and Internships Monitoring Sites Survey Results and Case Studies California Kelp Forests Statewide Abalone Abundance Mystery Abalone and Invertebrate Die-off Along the Sonoma Coast Rocky Reefs Since the 1970s Regional Population Trends Unusual Observations Reef Check's Role in the MPA Baseline Monitoring |
Partners Outreach and Media Training and Data Collection Procedures Survey Methods Site Selection and Sampling Frequency Selection of Target Species Diver Training Data Management and Nearshore Ecosystem Database Conclusions Funders Acknowledgements Literature cited Appendix 1 Appendix 2 |
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Reef Check California 2006-2007 |
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Reef Check is a registered 501(c) (3) California non-profit organization
Reef Check is a registered 501(c) (3) California non-profit organization