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Laguna News Post

Location

Laguna Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 2017

Page

2

Sea lions released after rescue center's largest batch this year

A crowd watched four rehabilitated sea lions at Laguna Beach near Whiskers kennel as the group returned to the surf. PMMC has rescued 18 sea lions this year, with Kinsey, Sarah and two others saved from Newport Beach and San Clemente. NOAA researchers note improved rookeries though births declined in 2016.

Aliso Beach PMMC U.S. Coast Guard Newport Harbor Wendy Leeds Laguna Beach Marine Mammal Res Kinsey San Clemente Sarah Newport Beach Channel Islands California National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Sharon Melin NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center Marine Mammal Laboratory Melin Sea World Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles San Pedro Keith Matassa Leak Davey Paul Grogan Jyn Laguna Canyon Leah Pacific Marine Mammal Center

California beaches face erosion risk from sea level rise

A USGS study warns 1 to 2 meter sea level rise could erase beaches, removing the natural buffer protecting about 18 million people and threatening a $40 billion tourism economy. Coastal Commission urges replenishment, elevations, and selective seawalls while warning against overuse.

California Patrick Barnard USGS California Coastal Commission Coastal Commission Commission Jack Ainsworth

Laguna Beach schools to install visitor ID system nationwide

Laguna Beach Unified installs a kiosk based visitor check in system in 17,000 K-12 schools nationwide at a district cost of 8250 dollars plus 2700 dollars yearly. The real time checks compare visitor data to a sex offender database and print badges with photo and visit area. The plan aims to increase safety, with parents and staff noting prior access issues and support from trustees.

Heim Winston Jan Vickers Laguna Beach Unified Laguna Beach Allison Trotter Angela Harris Trotter Harris Tim Kleisser California State Parks el Morro Village Vickers el Morro Elemen Tor Annie Brown Irvine Unified Brown Andrea Ballesteros el Morro

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