Here is a chance to learn about the problems in environmental and resoruce management the Channel faces today. The Marine sanctuary is in the process of revising its resource management plan. On the issues is about the possible reintroduction of Otters to the Channel Islands. Study the map of where sea otters once lived when there were up to 300,000 of them in the Pacific.
Lets learn more about sea otters today in California.
For reasons scientists are trying to understand, while the sea otter s range IS expanding, the California sea otter population is declining, even in the protected zones, and even when it has Endangered Species designation and funding to help protect it. 1.The person who protects the channel is Stephen T Albright. Click here for Help .