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Percentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased
15.98% 

 Nesconset Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation 

 15.98% 

 CLIFTON SPRINGS HOSPITAL & CLINIC EXTENDED CARE 

 16.01% 

 BARNWELL NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER 

 16.02% 

 PORT JEFFERSON HEALTH CARE FACILITY 

 16.05% 

 Latta Road Nursing Home A 

 16.07% 

 EPIC Rehabilitation and Nursing at White Plains 

 16.08% 

 Wilkinson Residential Health Care Facility 

 16.11% 

 BROOKHAVEN HEALTH CARE FACILITY L L C 

 16.16% 

 Horace Nye Home 

 16.16% 

 Heritage Park Health Care Center 

 16.20% 

 BUENA VIDA CONTINUING CARE 

 16.23% 

 Oak Hollow Nursing Center 

 16.25% 

 THE COUNTRY MANOR NURSING AND REHAB CTR 

 16.31% 

 Monroe Community Hospital 

 16.34% 

 Vestal Park Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 

 16.41% 

 ST JOHNSVILLE REHAB & NURSING 

 16.42% 

 Canterbury Woods 

 16.45% 

 BAYVIEW NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER 

 16.45% 

 Hempstead Park Nursing Home 

 16.45% 

 The Hamptons Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing 

 16.54% 

 FOUR SEASONS NURSING AND REHAB 

 16.54% 

 Wingate at Beacon 

 16.55% 

 ELDERWOOD HEALTH CARE AT OAKWOOD 

 16.59% 

 BROOKLYN CTR FOR REHAB AND RESIDENTIAL HLTH CARE 

 16.61% 

 Heritage Commons Residential Health Care 

 16.67% 

 Grace Plaza Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 

 16.72% 

 Wayne Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation 

 16.78% 

 Bethany Gardens Skilled Living Center 

 16.81% 

 ELANT AT NEWBURGH INC 

 16.85% 

 SENECA NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER 

 16.96% 

 PINE VALLEY CENTER FOR REHAB AND NURSING 

 16.98% 

 Seneca Hill Manor Inc 

 17.01% 

 MORRIS PARK NURSING AND REHAB CENTER 

 17.05% 

 Long Island Care Center Inc 

 17.08% 

 ELDERWOOD HEALTH CARE AT CRESTWOOD 

 17.16% 

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Percentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased
HAVEN MANOR HEALTH CARE CENTER L L C 

 11.50% 

 CARMEL RICHMOND HEALTHCARE AND REHAB CENTER 

 11.52% 

 SKY VIEW REHABILITATION & HEALTH CARE CENTER L L C 

 11.59% 

 Schervier Nursing Care Center 

 11.62% 

 Isabella Geriatric Center Inc 

 11.66% 

 OUR LADY OF CONSOLATION GERIATRIC CARE CENTER 

 11.67% 

 CAMPBELL HALL REHAB CENTER 

 11.69% 

 AUTUMN VIEW HEALTH CARE FACILITY L L C 

 11.71% 

 Good Shepherd Village at Endwell 

 11.71% 

 NORTHERN RIVERVIEW HEALTH CARE 

 11.72% 

 St Margarets Center 

 11.76% 

 BRIDGEWATER CENTER FOR REHAB & NURSING L L C 

 11.78% 

 Westmount Health Facility 

 11.79% 

 SARAH NEUMAN CENTER FOR HEALTH CARE & REHAB 

 11.79% 

 St Cabrini Nursing Home 

 11.83% 

 ELDERWOOD HEALTH CARE AT LINWOOD 

 11.85% 

 NORTHERN METROPOLITAN R H C F INC 

 11.87% 

 LORETTO UTICA NURSING HOME 

 11.88% 

 Pontiac Nursing Home 

 11.89% 

 RUBY WESTON MANOR 

 11.90% 

 KOMANOFF CTR FOR GERIATRIC & REHAB MEDICINE 

 11.93% 

 Glen Arden Inc 

 11.94% 

 GROTON COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE CTR R C F 

 11.95% 

 CHEMUNG COUNTY HEALTH CENTER 

 11.96% 

 FORT TRYON REHAB & HEALTH CARE FAC L T H H C P 

 11.98% 

 Maplewood Nursing Home Inc 

 12.01% 

 CORTLAND REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INC 

 12.02% 

 DR SUSAN SMITH MCKINNEY NRSG & REHAB CTR 

 12.03% 

 EAST NECK NURSING & REHAB CENTER 

 12.04% 

 Beechtree Care Center 

 12.13% 

 HARBOUR HEALTH MULTICARE CTR FOR LIVING 

 12.16% 

 Eddy Village Green 

 12.19% 

 AVON NURSING HOME 

 12.20% 

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Regional Parks has an ongoing program to manage Sonoma County's natural resources.  Initiatives include:

 
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Parks are a key line of defense against climate change. Our more urban parks cool and clean the air, improve and modify wind circulations, regulate precipitation, and mitigate the impact of urban heat islands. 

 
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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
In reviewing their application for equipment, I went on line to check the cost of defibrillators and believe the requested amount is too low. The cost of two defibrillators should be closer to $9,000. We so appreciate your support of the Huntington Lake Volunteer Fire Department. Phyllis Thomas Phyllis G. Thomas - 3/21/2024

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Outdoor recreation is a proven economic stimulator throughout the country and especially in this part of Northern California. Any support, access to or promotion of outdoor recreation is and will continue to be an appropriate use of government/public funds. This maintenance project is essential to the area as it provides use of existing infrastructure and allows appropriate access to the area. The Lassen Land and Trail Trust is a trusted entity with a proven track record of producing quality results in the public interest. Any opposition to the project is unsubstantiated, shortsighted and inappropriate. It has been proven that outdoor recreation, motorized and non-motorized, has occurred in the area prior to any official designations. Any argument that suggests that providing access to this public land will have any negative effects is unfounded, as the public has already accessed and is intent on using the land. This project is aimed at providing equal and reliable access to all land users, and ensuring proper public safety through signage and trail maintenance. Vast open natural spaces are one of the most valuable resources in the area, controlled, safe, reliable public access is the best way to protect this resource from misuse and ensure economic success of the surrounding communities. I urge that this project is funded, and let the public recreate! christopher j atkinson - 3/9/2024

Hi I'm very excited about this rail trail and am a regular user of the bizz johnson trail, which is a true gem. I fully support the enhancements and maintenance. I am disappointed that motorized vehicles are authorized, however. In my experience, few will abide the 25 mph speed limit, and the manner in which they are typically driven (always burning out etc.) they cause significant trail damage, ruts, and degradation of the surface. Adiitionally the noise is a stressor for wildlife and people alike.
Percentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased
17.71% 

 KATHERINE LUTHER RESIDENTIAL HLTH CARE & REHAB 

 17.71% 

 James G Johnston Memorial Nursing Home 

 17.73% 

 N Y CONGREGATIONAL NURSING CTR 

 17.74% 

 Regeis Care Center 

 17.80% 

 THE MOUNTAIN VIEW NURSING AND REHAB CENTRE 

 17.86% 

 PORT CHESTER NURSING AND REHAB 

 17.86% 

 MOHAWK VALLEY NURSING HOME INC 

 17.87% 

 RIVERHEAD CARE CENTER L L C 

 17.89% 

 ST JAMES HEALTHCARE CENTER 

 17.96% 

 ABSOLUT CTR FOR NURSING & REHAB HOUGHTON L L C 

 17.97% 

 Concord Nursing Home Inc 

 18.02% 

 CENTER FOR NURSING AND REHABILITATION S N F 

 18.14% 

 Wayne County Nursing Home 

 18.14% 

 SANDS POINT CENTER FOR H & R 

 18.16% 

 Regency Extended Care Center 

 18.17% 

 CHASE MEMORIAL NURSING HOME CO 

 18.22% 

 GLENDALE HOME SCHDY CNTY DEPT 

 18.27% 

 ROCKVILLE SKILLED NURSING & REHABILITATION CENTER 

 18.29% 

 BETHEL NURSING HOME CO INC 

 18.29% 

 Masonic Care Community of New York 

 18.35% 

 Orzac Center for Extended Care & Rehabilitation 

 18.37% 

 Meadowbrook Healthcare 

 18.42% 

 ST JAMES PLAZA NURSING FACILITY 

 18.42% 

 Flushing Manor Care Center 

 18.52% 

 MOSHOLU PARKWAY NURSING AND REHAB 

 18.53% 

 HERITAGE VILLAGE REHAB AND SKILLED NURSING INC. 

 18.53% 

 ELANT AT GOSHEN INC 

 18.56% 

 Sullivan County Adult Care Center 

 18.60% 

 MERCY HEALTH AND REHAB CENTER N H INC 

 18.61% 

 Willow Point Nursing Home 

 18.62% 

 Kirkhaven 

 18.64% 

 AURELIA OSBORN FOX MEMORIAL HO 

 18.75% 

 NORTHERN MANHATTAN REHAB AND NURSING CENTER 

 18.89% 

 Fiddlers Green Manor Nursing Home 

 18.90% 

 ST TERESA'S NURSING & REHABILITATION CENTER
Outreach Programs
Slow down, make time for "Awe Walks"
 


 Cloudy day hikes in Sonoma County
 


 Butterfly secrets: Wing design, navigation skills & other cool butterfly facts
 


 Happy trails: What it takes to make a good hiking trail
 


 New Alta Vista Trail gives Foothill visitors a leg up
 


 Sonoma County’s North Coast parks lure visitors
 


 The healing powers of nature
 


 Why invasive species are a threat in Sonoma County parks
 


 Hiking at Tolay Lake Regional Park
 


 Three hikes on North Sonoma Mountain
 


 Seeds and squirrels: Nature’s approach to fire recovery
 


 Autumn is ideal for visiting the Sonoma Coast
 


 Perfect Sonoma County fall hikes
 


 Doran Beach in Winter: An insider's guide
 


 Winter hikes in Sonoma County
 


 Three Valentine's Day hikes in Sonoma County
 


 Contact Us
 


 Funding
 


 Measure M FAQ
 


 Future Parks
 


 Natural Resources
 


 Climate Change
 


 Wildfire Resilience
 


 Prescribed Fire
 


 Grazing
 


 Restoration
 


 Biodiversity
 


 Invasive Species
 


 Research
 


 Newsletter
 


 Outreach Programs
 


 Planning Projects
 


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 Press Releases
 


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Being outdoors promotes healthy bodies, minds and communities. At Sonoma County Regional Parks, we deliver these essential benefits through community engagement programs and outreach provided within a framework of equity, diversity, inclusion and cultural sensitivity. Many of these programs are supported by the Sonoma County Parks Foundation.
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Caminitos Al Parque introduces low-income, Spanish-speaking families to the wonders of nature through a hands-on educational park experience that promotes literacy and nutrition. The program is in collaboration with Community Action Partnership's Pasitos playgroups.
Vamos a Nadar, established to promote water safety and prevent drownings, provides free swim lessons for children and bilingual water safety instruction for parents.
At Sonoma County Regional Library branches, families can check out Regional Parks Discovery Packs. These backpacks include a parks map, trail itineraries, hiking tips and a pass to park at all 55-plus regional parks.
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Desert tortoise road mortality in Mojave National Preserve, California, Debra L. Hughson and Neal Darby
Observations on the ectoparasites of elasmobranchs in San Francisco Bay, California Ronald A. Russo
Orange coloration in a black-and-yellow rockfish (Sebastes chrysomelas) from central CaliforniaKevin O. Lewand, John R. Hyde, Vince P. Buonaccorsi, and Robert N. Lea
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California Fish and Game 99(3). Summer 2013.

Notes from the Editor Vernon C. Bleich
Continued absence of sabellid fan worms (Terebrasabella heterouncinata) among intertidal gastropods at a site of eradication in California, USA James D. Moore, Blythe C. Marshman, Thea T. Robbins, and Christy I. Juhasz
Longfin smelt: spatial dynamics and ontogeny in the San Francisco Estuary, California Joseph E. Merz, Paul S. Bergman, Jenny F. Melgo, and Scott Hamilton
Angler catch-per-unit-effort in restored and reference sections of the Merced River, California: a preliminary analysis Matthew C. Wilberding and Andrew W. Hafs
First record of endangered southern California steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in Conejo Creek, Ventura County, California Tim E. Hovey and John W. O'Brien
Observation of mating behavior of the Santa Ana speckled dace John W. O'Brien

California Fish and Game 99(2). Spring 2013.

Notes from the Editor Vernon C. Bleich
Home range and habitat use by desert mule deer in altered habitats Carlos H. Alcala-Galvan and Paul R. Krausman
An ectoparasitic snail (Evalea tenuisculpta) infects red abalone (Haliotis rufescens) in northern California Athena K. Maguire and Laura Rogers-Bennett
Translocating endangered kangaroo rats in the San Joaquin Valley of California: recommendations for future efforts Erin N. Tennant, David J. Germano, and Brian L. Cypher
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Cloudy day hikes in Sonoma County
 


 Butterfly secrets: Wing design, navigation skills & other cool butterfly facts
 


 Happy trails: What it takes to make a good hiking trail
 


 New Alta Vista Trail gives Foothill visitors a leg up
 


 Sonoma County’s North Coast parks lure visitors
 


 The healing powers of nature
 


 Why invasive species are a threat in Sonoma County parks
 


 Hiking at Tolay Lake Regional Park
 


 Three hikes on North Sonoma Mountain
 


 Seeds and squirrels: Nature’s approach to fire recovery
 


 Autumn is ideal for visiting the Sonoma Coast
 


 Perfect Sonoma County fall hikes
 


 Doran Beach in Winter: An insider's guide
 


 Winter hikes in Sonoma County
 


 Three Valentine's Day hikes in Sonoma County
 


 Contact Us
 


 Funding
 


 Measure M FAQ
 


 Future Parks
 


 Natural Resources
 


 Climate Change
 


 Wildfire Resilience
 


 Prescribed Fire
 


 Grazing
 


 Restoration
 


 Biodiversity
 


 Invasive Species
 


 Research
 


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 Press Releases
 


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