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- 1. WETLAND RESTORATION IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY John A. Bourgeois Wetland Ecologist California State Coastal Conservancy and H. T. Harvey & Associates
- 4. “ A good day’s bag.”
- 6. Acres x 1000 Open Bay (<MLLW) Intertidal (tidal flat and marsh) Ca 1850
- 7. Acres x 1000 Open Bay (<MLLW) Intertidal (tidal flat and marsh) 2000
- 8. Wetlands Past and Present ca. 1850 ca. 1998
- 10. © David Sanger
- 18. San Francisco Bay: Mixed Semi-Diurnal Tides When there are two high tides each day but with different heights (and two low tides also of different heights).
- 19. Tidal Prism: The volume of water that flows into and out of an estuary in one tidal cycle.
- 21. Why Restore the South Bay? Docent-led Interpretive Tour Least Sandpipers 1983 Alviso Floods
- 24. Salt Pond Acquisition © Mark Rauzon © Cargill Salt
- 30. Narrow strip marshes do not allow for complex channel development Abrupt levee transitions do not provide high tide refugia Restored Marshes should target specific habitat features