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Governor Hochul Announces $1.8 Million in Grants Awarded to State Parks, Trails, Historic Sites and Public Lands Partner Organizations | Governor Kathy Hochul
Little Stony Point Citizens Association, Inc. ($30,593) to create safer public access to Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve at Little Stony Point by re-engineering the gateway trail at Fair Street, installing interpretative signage along the way to raise awareness of their mission and the NYS Parks Centennial, and to provide ADA access to programming at the Volunteer Center and the Park by resurfacing the parking lot and bridge ramp entryways.Bannerman Castle Trust ($107,100) to repair the historic trails from the waterfront dock to the new section of the North Trail. The project includes replacing two floating docks, repairing steps on the staircase, installing a new outdoor classroom/multi-purpose deck, replacing the concrete sidewalk, and installing railing on the middle section of the North Trail. Walkway Over the Hudson ($33,740) to create a strategic plan to guide the next phase of its growth by engaging the public and multiple diverse stakeholders to determine how the Walkway can be a true resource to the community.Capital Region Friends of Five Rivers ($27,638) to increase marketing and outreach throughout the greater Capital Region to raise awareness of the organization, enhance its mission and partnership with Five Rivers, and to ultimately drive up community engagement, membership, and volunteerism.Upper Hudson Northern Catskill Natural Resource Trust dba Greene Land Trust ($26,500) for the replacement and sizing of a washed-out culvert at Brandow Point Unique Area including correcting the hanging culvert at the outlet to reconnect the stream with the Hudson River. Friends of Schuyler Mansion ($33,264) for a floor cloth, drapes, and accessories for the first floor parlor. The project also includes an 18th century fabric catalogue repro for a tactile experience, and a partnership with The Center for Independent Living to teach descriptive interpretation for visual impairments and for those who learn differently. Saratoga Mountain Bike Association ($11,835) to hire a website designer to create a new user-friendly website that brings together function and accessibility as well as new marketing and promotional materials to help increase membership and visibility.
Bill Text - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
Existing law requires those contracted entities to submit reports to the Department of Finance and the Legislature concerning the establishment of the California Cradle-to-Career Data System, as specified.This bill would establish the Cradle-to-Career Data System for the purpose of connecting individuals and organizations to trusted information and resources, as a source for actionable data and research on education, economic, and health outcomes for individuals, families, and communities, and to provide for expanded access to tools and services that support the education-to-employment pipeline, as specified.The bill would establish the
	 California Cradle-to-Career Data System Governing Board in state government, composed of certain representatives from state agencies, educational organizations, and members of the public, who would, among other things, be responsible for strategic direction and implementation of the data system, including ensuring that the data system is serving its intended purposes. The bill would establish the Data and Tools Advisory Board and the Community Engagement Advisory Board to perform certain tasks and make recommendations to the governing board, as specified.The bill would require the governing board to also provide operational oversight of the Office of Cradle-to-Career Data that the bill would establish within the Government Operations Agency under the direction of the Department of General Services to serve as the managing entity of the data system, as provided.The bill would authorize information to be provided to the
	 data system by local educational agencies with respect to operational tools, as defined, the Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects for the California Health and Human Services Agency, the Commission on Teacher Credentialing, the State Department of Education, and the California College Guidance Initiative with respect to longitudinal pupil achievement data, the Student Aid Commission with respect to grade point average and other data, the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education, and the Employment Development Department.The bill would authorize the Director of Finance to transfer $2,452,000 from a designated item of the Budget Act of 2021 to the State Department of Education, the California Community Colleges, the California State University, the University of California, the Student Aid Commission, and the Employment Development Department, as scheduled, therefore making an appropriation.The bill would also
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State Park Search Results - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

Long Point State Park - Finger Lakes
2063 Lake Rd. Aurora, NY 13026

Located on the shore of Cayuga Lake the park provides boat launch facilities, a beach with swimming area, picnic areas, fishing access and a full service vacation rental. 
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Long Point State Park - Thousand Islands
7495 State Park RoadThree Mile Bay, NY 13693

Situated on a peninsula facing Chaumont Bay on Lake Ontario the park is in a remote area, almost completely surrounded by water and offers a peaceful, relaxing camping experience. 
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Long Point State Park on Lake Chautauqua
4459, Route 430Bemus Point, NY 14712

Long Point, which juts peninsula-like into Lake Chautauqua, is one of the moraines left long ago by a retreating glacier and features a thickly-wooded marina and day-use area.
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Macomb Reservation State Park
201 Campsite RoadSchuyler Falls, NY 12985

Located just outside the Adirondack Park along the Salmon River's course toward Lake Champlain, the park has a wilderness atmosphere and offers swimming in man-made Davis Pond. 
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Mark Twain State Park and Soaring Eagles Golf Course
201 Middle RoadHorseheads, NY 14845

Mark Twain State Park is the home of one of the most scenic and challenging 18-hole courses in the area. The 18-holes are marked by glacial features such as "kettle ponds".
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Marsha P. Johnson State Park (East River State Park)
90 Kent AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11211

Located along the East River in Brooklyn the park offers visitors a stunning view of the Manhattan skyline, and its green space offers opportunities for recreation and relaxation.
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2018 Meetings

Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.
	
Thursday, 8:30 a.m.
	

Commission
	Four Points by Sheraton
	Ventura Harbor Resort
	1050 Schooner Dr.
	Ventura, CA 93001
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May 17, 2018
	Thursday
	
 
	

Wildlife Resources Committee
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May 29, 2018
	Tuesday, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
	
 
	
 
	

Shellfish Aquaculture Best Management Practices Public Meeting
	Santa Barbara Harbor
	Marine Center Classroom
	132-A Harbor Way
	Santa Barbara, CA 93109
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June 1, 2018
	Friday, 4:00-6:00 p.m.
	
 
	
 
	

Fishing Communities Public Meeting
	San Mateo County Harbor District
	504 Avenue Alhambra
	Suite 200
	El Granada, CA 94018
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June 19, 2018
	Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.
	
 
	

Tribal Committee
	Resources Building
	12th Floor Conference Room
	1416 Ninth Street, Rm 1206
	Sacramento, CA 95814
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June 20-21, 2018
	Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.
	
Thursday, 8:30 a.m.
	

Commission
	Resources Building
	Auditorium, First Floor
	1416 Ninth Street
	Sacramento, CA 95814
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June 27, 2018
	Wednesday, 4:00-6:00 p.m.
	
 
	
 
	

Fishing Communities Public Meeting
	Redwood Coast Senior Center
	490 N Harold St.
	Fort Bragg, CA 95437
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NASA
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<p>The zinc selenide-based crystal experiment required six sample cartridge assemblies. After a month of preparation from Marshall’s team, the assemblies traveled to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston for a final round of packing before arriving at the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida for launch.</p>

<p>The assemblies launched on NASA’s SpaceX 24th commercial resupply services mission in December 2021 and NASA’s Northrop Grumman 19th commercial resupply services mission in August 2023. Each sample took about a week to process through the space station’s lab furnace. The samples were then brought back to Earth, with three of the six arriving at Marshall on Feb. 9, 2024.</p>

<p>While unpacking the crystal samples, team members took photos and notes of the tubes throughout the de-integration process in Marshall’s Space Systems Integration &amp; Test Facility. The team includes technicians with 20 to 30 years of experience, ensuring samples safely travel to and from the station and helping expand access for researchers to explore microgravity, space exposure, and future missions in low Earth orbit.</p>
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Brooke A. B. McVeigh, John J. Geibel, and Peter E. Kalvass
Use of brackish marshes in the south San Francisco Bay by salt marsh harvest mice. Howard Shellhammer, Ron Duke, and Mary C. Orland
Erratum. Konstantin A. Karpov, Mary Bergen, John J. Geibel, Philip M. Law, Charles F. Valle, and David Fox

California Fish and Game 96(3). Summer 2010.

Managing the Tuolumne River for salmonids: assessment of the 1995 settlement agreement. Jeffrey S. McLain
A brief survey of the mesopelagic fishes of the Gulf of Alaska. Nathan W. Raring and Duane E. Stevenson
Assessing a point count sampling protocol in montane meadows. Amy K. Tegeler-Amones, Michael L. Morrison, Joseph M. Szewczak, and Chris Stermer
Intraspecific predation in endangered Mohave tui chub. Thomas P. Archdeacon and Scott A. Bonar
New records of Aldrovandia oleosa (Notacanthiformes: Halosauridae) from the eastern North Pacific Ocean. Daniel J. Kamikawa and Duane E. Stevenson

California Fish and Game 96(2). Spring 2010.

Comparison of motion-activated cameras for wildlife investigations. Debra L. Hughson, Neal W. Darby, and Jason D. Dungan
Analyzing and mapping fish assemblages off central California, USA. Wendy Morrison, Larry Claflin, Mark Monaco, Teresa Turk, and Deb Wilson-Vandenberg
Cost of vessel insurance in collaborative fisheries research: strategies and perspectives from a program in California, USA. Matthew C. Kay, Hunter S. Lenihan, Jono R. Wilson, and Christopher J. Miller
Distribution and ecology of the Russian River tule perch. David G. Cook, Shawn D. Chase, and David J. Manning
Salt marsh harvest mice and width of salt marshes in the south San Franciso Bay. Howard S. Shellhammer and Ronald R. Duke

California Fish and Game 96(1). Winter 2010.
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California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

The Marine County breeding bird atlas and Atlas of the breeding birds of Monterey County, California (Book Reviews). Philip Unitt

1998

California Fish and Game 84(4). Fall 1998.

A new tool for kelp restoration. Julio A. Vasquez and Ronald H. McPeak
Deer gender determination by polymerase chain reaction: validation study and application to tissues, bloodstains, and hair forensic samples in California. Arlette Gilson, Michael Syvanen, Kenneth Levine, and James Banks
First observations of vermillion rockfish courtship are from a harvest refuge. Marty L. Gingras, David A. VenTresca, Michal D. Donnellan, and Jennifer L. Fisher
Homing behavior of a sevengill shark released from the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Gilbert Van Dykhuizen, Henry F. Mollet, and Juan Manuel Ezcurra
A range extension for the volcano barnacle, Tetraclita rubescens. Sean R. Connolly and Joan Roughgarden
In Memoriam: Elden H. Vestal. Robert E. Vestal

California Fish and Game 84(3). Summer 1998.

Physical condition, morphometrics, and growth characteristics of mountain lions. Kristin G. Charlton, David W. Hird, and E. Lee Fitzhugh
Limitations of nuclear magnetic resonance analysis of fecal bile for taxonomic identification of contemporary and extinct mammals. Jeffrey S. deRopp, Jerold H. Theis, Jim I. Mead, and Vernon C. Bleich
Splittail fecundity and egg size. Frederick Feyrer and Randall Baxter
Prey selection by barn owls using artificial nest boxes. Dirk Van Vuren, Thomas G. Moore, and Chuck A. Ingels
Adult and juvenile anadromous salmonid migration timing in California streams. Linda Fukushima and E. W. Lesh
Occurrence of the red pike-conger, Cynoponticus coniceps (Jordan and Gilbert, 1881) (Pisces:Muraenesocidae), in the Gulf of California.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

An observation of high fecundity of spotted owls in California. Theodore Wooster

California Fish and Game 80(3). Summer 1994.

Blood and muscle characteristics of leopard shark (Triakis semifasciata) and brown smoothhound (Mustelus henlei). Jose D. Setka and Joseph J. Cech, Jr.
Bioregions: an ecological and evolutionary perspective and a proposal for California. Hartwell H. Welsh, Jr.
A prehistoric sturgeon fishery in San Pablo, Contra Costa County, California: an addendum. Kenneth W. Gobalet
California forests and woodlands: a natural history (Book Review). Barrett A. Garrison
Wild pigs of the United States and their history, morphology, and current status (Book Review). Liam H. Davis
In Memoriam: Leo Shapovalov 1908-1994. Almo J. Cordone

California Fish and Game 80(2). Spring 1994.

Relationship between sea otter range expansion and red abalone abundance and size distribution in central California. Fred Wendell
The effect of different harvest methods on sea palm (Popstelsia palmaeformis) sporophyll growth. Peter E. Kalvass
Duck and shorebird reproduction in the grasslands of central Califoria. Roger L. Hothem and Daniel Welsh
Roosevelt elk dietary quality in northern coastal California. Peter J. Gogan and Reginald H. Barrett
A portable field sampling table for dock-side sampling of fish. Robert R. Leos

California Fish and Game 80(1). Winter 1994.

Analysis of two mark-recapture methods to estimate the fall chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) spawning run in Bogus Creek, California. LB Boydston
Simulation study of salmon carcass survey by capture-recapture. Philip M. W. Law
Recent evidence for the formation of annual growth increments in the otoliths of young pacific sardines (Sardinops sagax). J. Thomas Barnes and Terry J. Foreman
An efficient technique for capturing swimming deer.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Vernon C. Bleich, E. Frances Cassirer, Victor L. Coggins, Lloyd E. Oldenburg, and David E. Hunter
The occurrence of the Japanese mitten crab, Eriocheir japonica (De Haan), on the west coast of North America. Gregory C. Jensen and David A. Armstrong

California Fish and Game 90(1). Winter 2004.

Setting priorities for native fish conservation: an example from the south Yuba River watershed. Mark Gard and Paul Randall
Habitat selection by female northern pintails wintering in the Grassland Ecological Area, California. Joseph P. Fleskes, David S. Gilmer, and Robert L. Jarvis
Potential for restoration of a California stream native fish assemblage. Mark Gard
Acanthocephala cystacanth infections in sand crabs from Bodega Bay, California. Laura Royal, Murray Dailey, Richard Demaree, and Judy Sakanari
Sexual dimorphism in wing measurements of common snipe. F. B. Edelmann
Unusual predatory behavior of a southern sea otter. Carol B. Maehr

2003

California Fish and Game 89(4). Fall 2003.

Responses of land birds to group selection logging in the central Sierra Nevada. Barrett A. Garrison, Robin L. Wachs, and Matthew L. Triggs
Environmental variables associated with a chinook salmon redd in Deer Creek, California. Mark D. Bowen and S. Mark Nelson
The occurrence of the white shark, Carcharodon carcharias, at the Point Reyes headlands, California. John T. Kelly and A. Peter Klimley
Records of the exotic freshwater amphipod, Crangonyx pseudogracilis, in San Luis Obispo County, California. Richard L. Bottorff, Braelin A. Hamill, and Whittaker I. Hamill
First record of the Pacific dog snapper, Lutjanus novemfasciatus, in California. Marc T. Tognazzini

California Fish and Game 89(3). Summer 2003.