California Coast & Ocean


	The Big Bay Watershed
	A map of this issue's focus
	Shasta Dam Story
	At the headwaters of the Sacramento River
	Ariel Rubissow Okamoto
	Wandering the Watershed
	A road trip
	Anne Canright
	Exploring California's "Water Line"
	Sierra crest to the sea along the 38th parallel
	David Carle with Janet Carle
	Restoring Life to the Yuba River Goldfields
	Reinhabiting a watershed
	Rasa Gustaitis
	Calling Back the Yuba River Salmon
	Derek Hitchcock
	Making Way for Salmon
	Fish passage barriers removed from streams
	Eileen Ecklund

	Sam's Page
	The End of a Long Good run
	Coastal Conservancy News

	Poems
	Photographs

	Useful Sources

	Current Issue in Print
		Coast & Ocean Vol. 25, No. 2 2009 COVER PHOTO “Coho and Moss,” by Thomas B. Dunklin. A coho salmon swims upstream to spawn in Morrison Gulch, Humboldt County, after a culvert that blocked fish passage was removed. Thomas B. Dunklin is a watershed scientist who turned to photography as a way to illustrate complex natural systems. See his work at www.thomasbdunklin.com. Click on photo to view larger version.
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