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Press Release (June 25, 2008): WHALE TAILSM
License Plates Are Still Afloat
The third volume in our series of coastal guides is now available!
This volume,
Beaches and Parks in Southern California,
includes sections on Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties.
Here is the cover of this latest volume:
Take a peek at
sample pages from the Los Angeles County chapter
and then find out more!
We are proud to share with you
the winning entries and
honorable mentions
from our
2009 Coastal Art & Poetry Contest.
Above is "Harmony"
by Stephanie Liaw
Rising Tides: an International Competition for
Ideas Responding to
Sea Level Rise in San Francisco Bay and Beyond
is being sponsored by
the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission.
See detailed information on the competition.
Did you know that
the California Coastal Commission
is now offering a 40% discount
on permit application fees
for green building projects?
Learn the
details!