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A poet laureate is an honorary title, originating from the ancient Greeks' practice of crowning their artists and athletes with laurels. Poet laureate programs vary by locale, with poets serving a tradition of advancing the knowledge and enjoyment of literary arts through public readings, education, and community events. The position of poet laureate began in the middle ages in England, when Ben Jonson received that honor in 1616. Remarkably, California had the first poet laureate in the United States, honoring Ina Donna Coolbrith in 1915 through 1928. Currently, 40 states have state poets laureate. The United States adopted the idea of a national poet laureate in 1937, officially called "Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress," then to "Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry" in 1986. In fall 2008, Northern California poet Kay Ryan succeeded Charles Simic as the 16th U.S. poet laureate. California, and the greater Bay Area in particular, has had rapidly growing laureate programs.
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Landings estimates of California's marine recreational salmon fishery. P. T. Jensen
Observations of spawning Pacific sardines. R. S. Wolf
Spawning of the threadfin shad, Dorosoma petenense, at low water temperatures. R. R. Rawstron
Studies of the Alaska Red Salmon (Book Review). D. H. Fry, Jr.
Introduction to Animal Parasitology (Book Review). M. N. Rosen
Marine Molluscan Genera of Western North America (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Ichthyology, the Study of Fishes (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Advances in Ecological Research (Book Review). D. W. Kelley
Fishing Tackle and Techniques (Book Review). W. A. Evans
Tropical Inland Fisheries (Book Review). D. H. Fry, Jr.
Industrial Fishery Technology (Book Review). E. J. Smith, Jr.
An Introduction to Scientific Illustration (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Learning to Gun (Book Review). D. Laursen
This Wonderful World of Trout (Book Review). L. O. Fisk
Limnology in North America (Book Review). M. L. Johnson

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California Fish and Game 49(4). Fall 1963.

Food of young-of-the-year striped bass (Roccus saxatilis) in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River System. W. Heubach, R. J. Toth, and A. M. McCready
Fishes collected in the Eastern Pacific during tuna cruises, 1952 through 1959. H. B. Clemens and J. C. Nowell
Mass mortality of marine organisms attributed to the "Red Tide" in southern California. D. J. Reisch
Egg-cases of some elasmobranchs and a cyclostome from California waters. K. W. Cox
Age and length composition of the sardine catch off the Pacific Coast of the United States and Mexico in 1960–61.
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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
The map titled Environmental Impacts of theProposed Claremont Trail Alignment clearly shows the route is placed within Critical Habitatof the federally Endangered Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog and overlaps with severalpopulations of two known rare plant species. This information is readily available to thepublic on the California Natural Diversity Database. In addition, a short segment of theproposed alignment overlaps with the Middle Fork Citizen Inventoried Roadless Area (CIRA)identified by The Wilderness Society (TWS) in 2017. Maps of TWS CIRAs on the Tahoe andPlumas National Forest are available online. The 57,786 acre Middle Fork CIRA is the largestroadless area on the Plumas National Forest.Our Concerns:Segment 1• The proposed alignment intersects with the following known locations of rare plants.• Lupinus dalesiae, 7 populations, Rare Plant Rank 4.2• Monardella follettii, 1 population, Rare Plant Rank 1B.2Segment 3• The proposed alignment would add 5.15 miles of motorized trail within CriticalHabitat of the federally Endangered Sierra Nevada Yellow-legged frog.• The eastern portion of Segment 3 is within the Middle Fork Citizen InventoriedRoadless Area mapped and field verified by The Wilderness Society in 2017.Our Recommendations:To comply with Minimization Criteria we recommend:• Any portion of the proposed Claremont trail alignment within Critical Habitat of thefederally Endangered Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog utilize existing roads withinCritical Habitat or be realigned so the route is outside of Critical Habitat.• Any portion of the proposed Claremont trail alignment within known populations ofrare plants utilize existing roads where rare plants are known to occur or be realignedso the route does not overlap with known populations of rare plants.To retain existing roadless areas we recommend:• The short segment of proposed trail at the eastern edge of Segment 3 utilizes existingroads to avoid encroaching into the Citizen Inventoried Roadless Area identified andfield verified by The Wilderness Society.Representatives of our organizations had the opportunity to meet with Region 5 ForestService leadership in Sacramento on May 2, 2024. At the meeting FOPW board memberDarrel Jury showed the Deputy Regional Forester Jody Holzworth a map of the ClaremontPhase 1 trail alignment and the extent to which it overlaps with Sierra Nevada yellow-leggedfrog Critical Habitat.
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	Marine Management News: December 2000
	
	

Welcome to the second edition of the Marine Management News newsletter! This issue features a special article on the appointment of a new head of the Marine Region and the initiation of what we hope will become a regular column that explains various facets of the Marine Life Management Act. As always, there are also plenty of specific fishery updates.
Articles and Updates

New Leadership Named for Department of Fish and Game's Marine Region
Marine Life Management Act
Significant Regulatory Action
MLMA Evaluation Advisory Committee
Interim Nearshore Fishing Regulations
Abalone Recovery and Management Plan
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Abalone Recovery and Management Plan
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New Leadership Named for Department of Fish and Game's Marine Region

Robert Hight, Director of California's Department of Fish and Game (DFG), announced the appointment of Patricia Wolf to head the Department's Marine Region. The Marine Region is headquartered in Monterey and among other responsibilities, leads the Department's effort to implement the State's Marine Life Management Act.
"I believe Patty Wolf is an outstanding choice to lead the Department's efforts to preserve and protect the natural resources along California's coastline," Hight said in announcing the appointment, "Our State's coastal resources are an invaluable element of both the California environment and lifestyle. Providing effective management for those resources is one of our highest priorities and I'm certain Patty has the experience and qualifications necessary to lead this effort."

As Regional Manager Wolf will coordinate all marine activities along the California coastline from Oregon to Mexico.
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