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By Carin High
Today
an abundance of waterfowl and shorebirds feed, roost, and
nest in wetlands where just twenty years ago there were crystallizer
ponds. In 1972 these lands became part of the Don Edwards
San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Now where vacant
industrial buildings and empty parking lots could have stood,
wetlands have been restored providing habitat for the endangered
California clapper rail. It is a testament to what can be
accomplished with vision, passion, and a little hard work.
Developing
News:
under
threat of development
proposal
to increase height by
an
additional 95 feet (NOP comment period closed)
development
proposal for 18-hole
golf
course and executive housing
Newark
Planning Commissiion Meeting,
Tuesday,
February 26th, details to follow
proposal
under environmental review
under
environmental review
Photo
by Sam High
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