Del Rey Residents Association Presentation 6.1.20
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JILL STEWART, REPORTER - CARBON SEQUESTRATION FACTS - will Ballona Footage 2.18.20
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JILL STEWART - CARBON SEQUESTRATION FACTS - PRETTY AWESOME!
with Ballona Footage Airport Marina Group Meeting 2.18.20
23 minutes 15 seconds
https://youtu.be/kVmLosqBRh4
Ballona Wetlands History Power Point by Patricia McPherson CCC May 8, 2019
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May 10, 2019 Ballona Wetlands History Patricia McPherson's Comments begin at 7:30 minutes to 14:26 minutes.
Patricia gives presentation on CCC engagement, history of Ballona as a Predominantly Freshwater Wetland.
Adopt-A-Beach School Assembly Full Length Video - YouTube - Michael Klubock
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Adopt-A-Beach School Assembly Full Length Video - YouTube - Michael Klubock
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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- Read more about Understanding Ballona.
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Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems. How can we manage groundwater to benefit both people and nature? Vimeo Author Brynn Pewtherer
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Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems
https://vimeo.com/242821521 - 44 second video
Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems from Brynn Pewtherer on Vimeo.
No Fill on Ballona (Post Channel and Post Marina) - OBSERVE - The Landscape Is Unchanged. Raised Roadways used by Oil and Gas Operators today are the same as they were in the 1930's.
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The operators used the raised roadways to access the oil and gas derricks so their vehicles would not get bogged down in the wetlands.
TONGVANATION-ORG / TATTN-GRAPHICS - JT Rosas