Assertion: sea otter's range | /r/HasProperty | historical
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text: The finding illuminates a new challenge for everyone working toward sea otter recovery: Will sea otters be able to run the gauntlet of white sharks and expand back into their historical range without human assistance?
text: Subsequent generations of Californians didn’t know anything else, but as sea otters reclaim their historic range, I expect we will continue to discover far-reaching ecological effects that we hadn’t anticipated.
text: In the wake of these findings, new questions arise: Will sea otters be able to expand back into their historical range without human assistance?
text: Right now, sea otters occupy less than 25 percent of their historical range,” explains Teri.
text: The goal of this article is to identify and address some of the key questions and challenges for future research and management that will contribute to the full recovery of sea otters to pre-exploitation levels, reoccupation of their historical range, and restoration of nearshore ecosystems.
text: Sea otters have rebounded in two-thirds of their historic range, and are today cited as a great success story in the annals of marine conservation.
text: Today southern sea otters have reclaimed about 13 percent of their historic range: the mainland coastline from San Mateo County to Santa Barbara County, California, and San Nicolas Island, Ventura County (as a result of translocation efforts initiated in 1987).