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| State of San Francisco Bay 2011 Report |
The State of San Francisco Bay 2011 presents a science-based assessment of the health of San Francisco Bay. The authors reviewed available data and developed methods for evaluating the status and trends of the Bay’s vital signs. By providing all interested parties with these results, the broader community can consider whether resource managers, regulators, and citizens are taking enough of the right actions to protect the Bay. With this assessment, the Estuary Partnership will begin to report on the state of the Bay on a regular basis, with the goal of educating the public and helping scientists and managers make decisions about how to best allocate resources to protect and restore the Bay. The report can be downloaded by section or in its entirety using the links below.
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- Download Individual Report Sections
- Executive Summary (190 KB)
- Authors, Acknowledgements and Contents (168 KB)
- Introduction (483 KB)
- Water (527 KB)
- Habitats (792 KB)
- Living Resources (646 KB)
- Ecological Processes (323 KB)
- Stewardship (632 KB)
- What's Next? (205 KB)
- Notes (55 KB)
- Download the Entire Report in One PDF file (3.79 MB)
- Technical Appendices
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