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Jennifer Kalt is Director of Humboldt Baykeeper.
California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment's fish advisory guide for Humboldt Bay.

Humboldt Baykeeper: Big Lagoon Asphalt Plant; Humboldt Bay Fish Advisory

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Baykeeper’s Tours Coordinator, Jasmin Segura (front left) with Coastal Cleanup Day volunteers at the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center Photos: Jen Kalt.

Ecological Rights Foundation v. PG&E; Coastal Cleanup Day

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Bay Tours Coordinator Jasmin Segura recently led a tour of the newest section of Eureka’s Waterfont Trail for English Express students and their families. This trail is part of the California Coastal Trail, which will eventually stretch the entire length of the state. Photo by Mary Ann Hytken, English Express.

New Focus for Humboldt Bay Tours Program

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The NEC's 9th Street lot, photographed in 2011. The former NEC office burned down in 2001. Photo: Martin Swett.

State Grant Awarded to Clean Up NEC’s 9th Street Parcel

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Fisheries biologist Ross Taylor weighs a halibut caught for study.

Mercury Guidelines for Eating Humboldt Bay Fish & Shellfish

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Aldaron Laird crossing a snow melt swollen Canyon Creek tributary on a log, June 2010. Photo: Don Allan.

Kin to the Earth: Aldaron Laird

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Platform Holly, an offshore oil platform near Santa Barbara, California. Photo: U.S. Department of Energy, Wikimedia CC.

Humboldt Says No to Offshore Oil

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Fisheries biologist Ross Taylor weighs a halibut caught for study.

Mercury Levels in Humboldt Bay Fish and Shellfish

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A floating wnd turbine off Aqucadoura, Portugal.

Offshore Wind Energy Project Proprosed for Humboldt Coast

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Surfers wait for waves with an offshore drilling platform in the distance in Santa Barbara, CA. Photo: Berardo62, Flickr CC.

Offshore Oil Development Plans Proposed

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The site of Mercer-Fraser’s proposed cannabis extraction facility is in the Mad River floodplain along Highway 299 between Blue Lake and McKinleyville. Base map from Humboldt County Web GIS (http://webgis.co.humboldt.ca.us).

Special Allowance for Floodplain Cannabis Lab Sought by Eureka-Based Mercer-Fraser

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