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- City
of Santa Cruz:
The City of Santa Cruz's home page contains limited
information on the various departments and programs available
in regards to watershed management at this time.
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- Santa
Cruz County:
The County of Santa Cruz's home page provides links
to various County departments and agencies (i.e. Planning Department;
Public Works Department, etc.)
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- Santa
Cruz Port District:
The Port District home page contains information about
the Port District and what one can do and see here.
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- California
Association of Resource Conservation Districts
CARCD promotes the cooperation of federal, state, county, and municipal
bodies with individual resource conservation districts. CARCD is a
voluntary association whose primary purpose is to provide a unified
means for California Resource Conservation Districts (RCDs) to meet
major conservation goals
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- California
Environmental Protection Agency:
The mission of the California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal/EPA)
is to improve environmental quality in order to protect public health,
the welfare of our citizens, and California's natural resources.
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California
Department of Fish and Game (DF&G):
The Department of Fish and Game manages California's
diverse fish, wildlife, and plant resources, and the habitats
upon which they depend, for their ecological values and for
their use and enjoyment by the public. This site provides links
to its Habitat Conservation, Threatened and Endangered Species
and Wildlife Programs.
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California
Coastal Conservancy:
The CCC works to preserve, improve, and restore public
access and natural resources along the California coast and
on San Francisco Bay.
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- California
State Lands Commission:
The SLC manages and protects important natural and cultural
resources on public lands within the state and the public's
rights to access to such lands.
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- RCD
Watershed Information Sharing Project (RCD-WISP)
Resource
Conservation Districts (RCDs), once known as Soil Conservation
Districts, are "special districts" of the state
of California, set up under California law to be locally
governed agencies with their own locally appointed, independent
boards of directors. Although RCDs are established locally
by the rules of a county's Local Agency Formation Committee
(LAFCO), and they often have close ties to county government,
they are not county government entities.
Resource
Conservation Districts are grassroots conservation agencies
working extensively with private landowners whose cooperation
is essential to solve watershed problems. RCDs are the
leading edge of locally-led watershed and land stewardship
efforts. The WISP shares what conservation districts
are doing in critical watersheds: their field projects,
educational outreach, technical assistance for landowners
and localenvironmental partnerships. See what's happening
in Santa Cruz.
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- National
Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)
NMFS administers NOAA's programs which support the domestic and international
conservation and management of living marine resources. NMFS provides
services and products to support domestic and international fisheries
management operations, fisheries development, trade and industry assistance
activities, enforcement, protected species and habitat conservation
operations, and the scientific and technical aspects of NOAA's marine
fisheries program.
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