Fresh Water Inflow, No. 2 | EcoPrinciples Connect

Policy: Fresh Water Inflow, No. 2

High priority should be given to the preservation of Suisun Marsh through adequate protective measures including maintenance of fresh water inflows.

Stressor Type:

Erosion

Shoreline Development

Policy Focus:

Marsh habitats

Tidal marshes

Project Type:

Wetland restoration fill

Plan Section:

San Francisco Bay Plan

SFBP - Fresh Water Inflow

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Policy: Fresh Water Inflow, No. 2

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