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Home Environment Interactive Map Shows Marine Life in San Diego Bay

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Interactive Map Shows Marine Life in San Diego Bay

Find out what lives in San Diego Bay with the Port of San Diego's Google Earth Download.The Port of San Diego is responsible for protecting the natural resources of the San Diego Bay. In a continuing effort to raise public awareness of our unique surroundings, the Port invites the public to learn more about the plants and animals of San Diego Bay using Google Earth.

The new interactive tool, which maps San Diego Bay species, allows users to explore local habitats, discover unique species and become acquainted with all the Bay has to offer.

The application shows what animals live in the Bay, including endangered green sea turtles and local visitors such as the gray whale. Descriptions and extents of eelgrass beds and other important habitats will highlight the most productive regions of San Diego Bay.

In addition, you can also learn about efforts the Port is undertaking to preserve and enhance these valuable resources through the Green Port Program.

The feature will be continually updated with new and exciting species. Download the application and begin exploring!


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