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While I was unable to complete a walk of my full mile, I did observe a variety of human and marine life activity; most notable of which was the marine life, as it consisted of the observation of approximately 3-4 gray whales feeding off of the coastline, a myriad of bird species including, but not limited to, Cormorants and Western Gulls flying or nesting along the stretch of coast, and approximately 1 harbor seal swimming into the harbor, from the bay. As for human activity, there were approximately 90-100 humans walking/sitting along the bayfront in order to observe the occurring whale activity. I also observed approximately 5-6 humans climbing the cliffs across from the bayfront. I did not observe any fishing activity, nor any negative human interactions with the local wildlife.

Conditions

Temperature: 72 F. Cloud Cover: Sunny. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Tide Level: 7.7 feet.

Human Activities

Though the Summer tourist season has come to an end, there are still many Fall Season tourists observing the gray whales along the mile.

Concerns

Apparent violations: No apparent violations were observed..

Actions & Comments

No comment, as there were no observable violations along the coast. 

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Mile 231

October 14, 2018

While I was unable to complete a walk of my full mile, I did observe a variety of human and marine life activity; most notable of which was the marine life, as it consisted of the observation of approximately 3-4 gray whales feeding off of the coastline, a myriad of bird species including, but not limited to, Cormorants and Western Gulls flying or nesting along the stretch of coast, and approximately 1 harbor seal swimming into the harbor, from the bay.

RangerBoy231

Mile 231

September 1, 2018

Human Activities - Observed a multitude of tourists and locals alike along the bayfront taking photographs, walking, and whale watching.

RangerBoy231