SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WETLANDS RECOVERY PROJECT

The Southern California Wetlands Recovery Project (WRP) was created in 1997 as a regional voice for the valuable yet diminishing coastal resources of Southern California. Prior to the creation of the WRP, there was little regional coordination or communication between public agencies, non-profit organizations, and community members who had a vested interest in Southern California's wetlands. Many people held little hope for the parceled wetlands that remained in the rapidly developing region of Southern California. Since the formation of the WRP, the future of Southern California's wetland resources has been much brighter... The Southern California Wetlands Recovery Project (WRP) consists of directors and staff of 18 public agencies coordinating with each other regarding the protection, restoration, and enhancement of California's coastal wetlands and watersheds between Point Conception and the Mexican border. The WRP is chaired by the California Resources Agency and supported by the..

Primary location: Oakland United States