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Ballona Links
- Ballona Creek Renaissance
- Ballona Watershed Map
- Ballona Wetlands Restoration Project
- Dan Cooper, Cooper Ecological Monitoring, Inc.
- Friends of Madrona Marsh
- Friends of the Los Angeles River (FOLAR)
- Heal the Bay
- The G2 Gallery
- Los Angeles & San Gabriel Rivers Watershed Council
- Los Angeles Audubon
- Los Angeles Conservation Corps / Sea Lab
- Our Assemblyman, Ted Lieu
- Our City Councilman, Bill Rosendahl
- Our Congresswoman, Jane Harman
- Our Congresswoman, Maxine Waters
- Our County Supervisor, Don Knabe
- Our State Senator, Jenny Oropeza
- Our Westchester/Playa Neighborhood Council
- Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy
- Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission
- South Bay Wildlife Rehab
- Andy Lipkis, Founder & President of TreePeople
- Bayou Woman
- California League of Conservation Voters
- Emily Green – Chance of Rain
- Go To Green LA
- Green LA Girl
- Grist
- Ilsa Setziol's Rambling L.A.
- L. A. Creek Freak
- L.A. Audubon's Blog
- LA Times – Greenspace
- NRDC's Switchboard
- Santa Monica Baykeeper
- Spouting Off (Heal the Bay's Mark Gold)
- Streetsblog Los Angeles
- Sustainable Works Blog
- Women in Wetlands
- Writer/Architect Tony Lawlor
- Batiquitos Lagoon, Carlsbad, CA
- Bixby Marshland, Carson, CA
- Bolsa Chica Wetlands, Huntington Beach, CA
- Cabrillo Saltwater Marsh
- Carpinteria Salt Marsh, Santa Barbara
- Crissy Field, San Francisco
- Friends of the San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy
- Malibu Creek Watershed Council
- Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline
- Rocky Mountain Institute
- San Dieguito Lagoon, Del Mar, CA
- South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project–Alviso, CA
- The Urban Ecology Institute
- Tijuana Estuary
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