Restoration Projects:

Project
Corona Del Mar
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Crystal Cove
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Gaviota
Kelp beds are extremely important habitats, providing space, shelter, and forage for many invertebrates and fish. The decline of the kelp beds along the coast of Santa Barbara after the 1983-1983 El Niño event severely reduced the productivity and biological diversity of the local nearshore environment. In an on-going effort to re-establish the productivity and marine resources of the region, CDFG contracted Kelco in 1991 to continue restoration work in Santa Barbara County.
Project
North Scotchmans Cove
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
San Clemente South
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
South Scotchmans Cove
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Whistler Reef
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Cameo Shores
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Hope Ranch
Kelp beds are extremely important habitats, providing space, shelter, and forage for many invertebrates and fish. The decline of the kelp beds along the coast of Santa Barbara after the 1983-1983 El Niño event severely reduced the productivity and biological diversity of the local nearshore environment. In an on-going effort to re-establish the productivity and marine resources of the region, CDFG contracted Kelco in 1991 to continue restoration work in Santa Barbara County.
Project
Reef Point
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Upcoast Reef Point
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.

Project
Corona Del Mar
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Crystal Cove
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Gaviota
Kelp beds are extremely important habitats, providing space, shelter, and forage for many invertebrates and fish. The decline of the kelp beds along the coast of Santa Barbara after the 1983-1983 El Niño event severely reduced the productivity and biological diversity of the local nearshore environment. In an on-going effort to re-establish the productivity and marine resources of the region, CDFG contracted Kelco in 1991 to continue restoration work in Santa Barbara County.
Project
North Scotchmans Cove
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
San Clemente South
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
South Scotchmans Cove
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Whistler Reef
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Cameo Shores
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Hope Ranch
Kelp beds are extremely important habitats, providing space, shelter, and forage for many invertebrates and fish. The decline of the kelp beds along the coast of Santa Barbara after the 1983-1983 El Niño event severely reduced the productivity and biological diversity of the local nearshore environment. In an on-going effort to re-establish the productivity and marine resources of the region, CDFG contracted Kelco in 1991 to continue restoration work in Santa Barbara County.
Project
Reef Point
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.
Project
Upcoast Reef Point
The aim of restoration was to reseed kelps where they had exhibited little or no recovery in order to improve biological and commercial outcomes.

MBC Aquatic

MBC Aquatic

Organisation

MBC Aquatic

Restoration Projects:

Corona Del Mar

Crystal Cove

Gaviota

North Scotchmans Cove

San Clemente South

South Scotchmans Cove

Whistler Reef

Cameo Shores

Hope Ranch

Reef Point

Upcoast Reef Point

Corona Del Mar

Crystal Cove

Gaviota

North Scotchmans Cove

San Clemente South

South Scotchmans Cove

Whistler Reef

Cameo Shores

Hope Ranch

Reef Point

Upcoast Reef Point