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Garrison Frost

Articles by Garrison Frost

Desolation of former cormorant breeding site highlights Salton Sea's ecological decay
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Desolation of former cormorant breeding site highlights Salton Sea's ecological decay

November 6, 2015 — Mullet Island used to be the second largest breeding site for Double-crested Cormorants. Now it's a bird graveyard.
Dry Sacramento Valley rice fields from the air
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Dry Sacramento Valley rice fields from the air

October 23, 2015 — Lack of habitat bodes ill for migratory birds arriving this fall
A few photos from Owens Lake
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A few photos from Owens Lake

October 16, 2015 — A group of Audubon folks visited Owens Lake yesterday -- and took some photos
Signing of Assembly Bill 1482 marks a historic step toward preparing California for the challenges of a changed climate
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Signing of Assembly Bill 1482 marks a historic step toward preparing California for the challenges of a changed climate

October 9, 2015 — Bill calls for a coordinated adaptation response from state agencies to the changes brought about by global warming.
Digging new channels at Sonoma Creek
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Digging new channels at Sonoma Creek

September 16, 2015 — Now that we've finished the access road, we're starting the real work of bringing valuable salt marsh habitat back to life.
Underwater meadows in San Francisco Bay
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Underwater meadows in San Francisco Bay

September 14, 2015 — Protecting and growing eelgrass beds is a big part of helping birds in San Francisco Bay.
Passage of SB 350 will make a better California -- for birds and people
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Passage of SB 350 marks a great victory for California birds

September 12, 2015 — Audubon California looks forward to the Governor's signature on this important legislation.
With Wes Craven's passing, California birds lose a staunch advocate for birds
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Audubon California mourns the passing of Wes Craven

August 31, 2015 — Friends recall the famous filmmaker as a man deeply committed to birds and the environment.
Judge halts 30-year permit to kill eagles at wind farms
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Judge halts 30-year permit to kill eagles at wind farms

August 12, 2015 — In a decision that has far-reaching implications for both bird conservation and wind energy, a U.S. District Court judge yesterday set aside a controversial rule that would allow operators of wind energy facilities to accidentally kill Golden Eagles and Bald Eagles for up to 30 years.
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Birds that look they are wearing sunglasses