Tustin Students Tackle Climate Change Questions
Heather McRea reports on Tustin students exploring climate change questions and solutions. The piece highlights classroom discussions, student projects, and a focus on engaging peers in environmental awareness within the school community.
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Wildlife corridor links coast to mountains in Orange County project
A six mile wildlife corridor from Cleveland National Forest to Laguna Canyon passes through freeways and new developments creating a safe route for animals. The 713 acre Great Park project by FivePoint includes a 600 foot wide habitat strip near El Toro with a seasonal stream and vegetated berms. Officials say the corridor will boost genetic diversity and health of coast wildlife and opens mid 2019. Conservation leader Elisabeth Brown notes no other major coastal corridor exists.
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