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invertebrates

Comparison of Nekton Assemblages Among Restoring Salt Ponds in the Alviso Marsh, San Francisco Estuary

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Aquatic Species Response to Restoring Tidal Flows to the Pond A8 Complex

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Benthic invertebrate community assessment as a phytoplankton consumer and fish and bird prey source before and after the start of the restoration

We analyzed spatially-intensive benthic samples collected during three seasons in each of three years prior to the restoration project (1993-1995) and after the restoration activities started (2006-2008).

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Effects of regional wetland restoration on the Alviso Shoals of South San Francisco Bay: pre-restoration assessment of shorebird and invertebrate populations

Our goal was to evaluate communities of benthic invertebrates and shorebirds on the Alviso mudflat prior to breaching Pond A6 to serve as the baseline for future assessments of potential impacts.

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The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project

The largest tidal wetland restoration project on the West Coast. 
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California Dept of Fish & Wildlife
US Fish & Wildlife
Coastal Conservancy
Valley Water
US Army Corps