San Francisco Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) Data Repository

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Description:
The San Francisco Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR; https://sfbaynerr.sfsu.edu/) encompasses over 3 700 acres of tidal marshes and undeveloped uplands that serve as research sites outdoor classrooms and recreation destinations. Reserve staff work to restore tidal marshes and strengthen the coastal community through research monitoring training and education. As a staff we are working to be strong allies and provide stewardship for our local frontline communities around our reserve sites and throughout the Estuary. Water quality meterological and nutrient datasets are available for stations located at China Camp First Mallard Second Mallard Gallinas Creek and Rush Ranch through the NERR Centralized Data Management Office (http://cdmo.baruch.sc.edu/dges/)
Provenance:
San Francisco Bay NERR and San Francisco State University
Subregion(s):
Central Bay, San Pablo Bay, and Suisun Bay
Topic(s):
water quality and monitoring stations
Temporal Coverage:
2005
Geometry Type:
Table data
File Format:
Tabular Data
Citation:
2005. San Francisco Bay NERR and San Francisco State University. San Francisco Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) Data Repository.
WRMP Primary Indicator:
18 - Dissolved oxygen (DO) in tidal marsh channels.
Operational Landscape Unit(s):
San Pablo Bay - Carquinez North, San Pablo Bay - Carquinez South, San Pablo Bay - Gallinas, San Pablo Bay - Napa - Sonoma, San Pablo Bay - Novato, San Pablo Bay - Petaluma, San Pablo Bay - Pinole, San Pablo Bay - Wildcat, Suisun Bay - Montezuma Slough, Suisun Bay - Port Chicago, Suisun Bay - Suisun Slough, and Suisun Bay - Walnut
Keyword(s):
China Camp, First Mallard, Second Mallard, Gallinas Creek, Rush Ranch, and nutrients
Documentation URL:
From map on http://cdmo.baruch.sc.edu/dges/, select San Francisco Bay, CA (SFB) Reserve.
License:
No License / License Unknown
More details at:
http://cdmo.baruch.sc.edu/dges/
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