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We are pleased to announce that our subscription process has been repaired and that we recently received funding which makes it possible to offer subscribers a lower monthly rate. The CalCoast™ WAVE will have only one monthly rate instead of three. From today forward, all new subscriptions will only cost $5.95 per month (formerly the Student Rate). Existing subscribers will be charged the new monthly rate on your next renewal date. Subscribers who prepaid for one year will receive a pro-rated refund. If you didn't receive credentials to access the news articles, please let us know and we will send you login information. Please email or call us if you have any questions about subscriptions to The CalCoast™ WAVE and thank you all for your patience while we repaired the subscription process.
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Beach & Coastal News
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Announcements |
Public Comments Due Sept. 25, 4 p.m. on San Diego County Draft Climate Action Plan
The County Planning & Development Services Climate Action Plan (CAP) team would like to remind you that the public comment period for the County Draft CAP will close on Monday, September 25 at 4 p.m.
A link to the documents is available at the County's CAP website: http://www.sandiegocounty.gov/CAP
All comments on the Draft CAP, Draft SEIR, and other project related documents must be provided, in writing, to
[email protected]
or as otherwise indicated in the Notice of Availability document.
In collaboration with UC Santa Cruz's Multi-Agency Rocky Intertidal Network group, CASG Extension Specialist Carolynn Culver created MarineInvasives.org, a website that includes a reporting system and more information about invasive seaweeds.
A New Coastal Resilience Resource
Looking for basic info about sea level rise, coastal flooding, and how coastal communities are protecting themselves? What about coastal-related grant opportunities and legislation? Want to find out about trustworthy organizations and websites focused on enhancing the coastal environment shores? How about the latest reports from CRS and GAO on disaster assistance and flood insurance? WaterLog has you covered, and that's just the tip of the iceberg (so to speak). You can test-drive it at
waterlog.blogsite.org.
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ASBPA's National Coastal Conference Oct. 24-27, 2017
The ASBPA Conference is an opportunity to not only see presentations by many of the best of the Coastal Engineers and other scientists and professionals in related fields, to keep up to date on the most important work that is being done for beach preservation. Early registration and hotel deadline
Sept. 29. Additional information can be found here.
Environmental Agreements Course
October 19-20
CONCUR's intensive two-day workshop is designed to meet the needs of professionals and graduate students alike who are in a position to advise on or negotiate environmental agreements. Early bird registration ends September 22nd. Additional information can be found here.
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Employment Opportunities
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positions listed here and positions listed in previous editions of the WAVE, visit CalCoast's
Employment
As a Mechanical Project Engineer initially assigned to Estimating , located in our Benicia, CA office, you will have the opportunity to prepare Process Piping, and Process Equipment material quantity takeoffs and complete estimate pricing for water & wastewater construction projects.
Civil Engineer, Drainage and Water Quality Design Project Design Consultants - San Diego, California
CIVIL ENGINEER with 2 - 8 years of experience in drainage and water quality design for land development projects. Candidate must be able to effectively multi-task and work on projects involving the analysis and design of storm water facilities including storm water BMPs and Low Impact Development techniques. Specific work might include preparing reports and producing drawings and specifications related to stormwater facilities design, water quality, and surface hydrology and hydraulics.
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Steven Aceti, JD
Executive Director, California Coastal Coalition
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