Culver City Democratic Club December 2020 News Supports Airport Marina Group Sierra Club / Grassroots POSITION ON SoCal Gas CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
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Culver City Democratic Club
December 2020 News (President's Comment)
Habitat Restoration
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Ballona Wetlands Ecosystem Timeline and Facts 2020.
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To see a more readable version click here or on the below image to see the PDF in your browser window.
Or to download the PDF right click the image (11.5 megabytes).
Sierra Club Angeles Chapter - BALLONA TIMELINE: History of Engagement, Protection and Restoration of Ballona Wetlands Beginning in 1988 to present
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SIERRA CLUB BALLONA TIME LINE:
Fly-Overs - Ballona Watershed - Marina del Rey & Ballona Wetlands
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GOOGLE FLY-OVER BALLONA WATERSHED 5 minutes
https://vimeo.com/189841335
From the ocean, down Ballona Creek to Venice Blvd and Cochran and to Griffith Park where Ballona daylights again. See an opportunity for a 50 mile hiking/biking LOOP
From the ocean, down Ballona Creek to Venice Blvd and Cochran and to Griffith Park where Ballona daylights again. See an opportunity for a 50 mile hiking/biking LOOP
YouTubes, Vimeo Video, Slide Shows - Library and Links
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PREPARING FOR RESTORATION BALLONA WETLANDS ECOLOGICAL RESERVE
Youtube Video Library and Links
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Marina del Rey, CA: Why and How MDR Was Created with 1954 U.S. Docs 389 and 780 / Documents and Excerpts
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U.S. House Documents 389 and 780 have great relevance to the
Ballona Wetlands Restoration and Marina del Rey - see page 47 of Doc. 389 for a Map.
MDR was created with the combined efforts of U.S. Congress, Los Angeles County & Los Angeles City.
2014 California Coastal Commission Letter to Playa Capital and California Department Fish & Wildlife (CDFW) about Two Unpermitted Drains (Coastal Act Violation) in the Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve
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2014 California Coastal Commission Letter from Andrew Willis, Coastal Commission Enforcement Officer, to Playa Capital and California Department Fish & Wildlife (CDFW).
Grassroots Coalition (GC) later sued Playa Capital, LLC and CDFW and prevailed in order to enforce the Coastal Commission's request which later became an order.
2017 California Department of Fish & Wildlife, (CDFW) Betty Courtney Cites Harm to Ballona Due to Reduced Water Flow From Playa Vista
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From: Patricia Mcpherson
To: Andrew Willis <andrew.willis@coastal.ca.gov>; Todd Cardiff
Understanding Ballona.
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