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Author: Don Chartrand

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Read more about the article San Luis Obispo County Elementary Schools – Trout Release 2022

San Luis Obispo County Elementary Schools – Trout Release 2022

  • Post author:Don Chartrand
  • Post published:May 3, 2022
  • Post category:Environmental Education

Local elementary students get outside for trout conservation Facebook Instagram Linkedin Youtube On April 15, 21 and 22, 2022, third grade students from Lucia Mar and San Luis Coastal Unified…

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Read more about the article Resilient Ecosystems

Resilient Ecosystems

  • Post author:Don Chartrand
  • Post published:June 30, 2019
  • Post category:Conservation

The ecosystems of California’s Central Coast are resilient -- but not indestructible. Drought, wildfires, floods, and human activities are causing drastic changes: creek beds are eroding, wildlife is becoming threatened,…

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I know they farm oysters in Morro Bay, but this is a different species. The native oyster.

  • Post author:Don Chartrand
  • Post published:October 24, 2016
  • Post category:Outreach/Restoration

While many may not think much of oysters, they play a significant role as filter feeders. Some studies have shown that an individual oyster can filter up to 50 gallons…

Continue ReadingI know they farm oysters in Morro Bay, but this is a different species. The native oyster.

We’re looking for new Board members to join our team!

  • Post author:Don Chartrand
  • Post published:March 31, 2015
  • Post category:Conservation

Are you interested in making your environment better for future generations?  Are you interested in Steelhead trout, oysters, clams, eelgrass, or watersheds? Do you want to make a difference in…

Continue ReadingWe’re looking for new Board members to join our team!

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