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Plastic Trash Bag’s Journey: From Fillmore to the Pacific Ocean
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Plastic Trash Bag’s Journey: Dropped by a Careless Someone in the Fillmore Sespe Condor Sanctuary… And Takes Flight in the Wind…
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Meanwhile Shiny Microtrash Falls out of the Trash Bag Into Condor Sanctuary
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Microtrash Gets Ingested by Condors and Can Kill Them Stomach contents of a 4-month old California Condor chick that died in the nest, June, 2006. Sespe Condor Sanctuary, Los Padres NF
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Solutions: Help a Condor- 1. Never Throw Trash 2. Volunteer to Pick Up Microtrash http://www.habitatwork.org /NativeSpecies.htm VOLUNTEER @ HABITATWORK.ORG VOLUNTEER @ Friends of Condors http://www.f riendsofcond ors.org/
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Plastic Trash Bag’s Journey: Falls in Santa Clara River
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The Santa Clara River and Sespe Creek Once Had Plenty of Steelhead Trout Southern steelhead trout captured near lower Sespe Creek by William A. Brown, winter 1911.
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Plastic Trash Bag’s Journey: Falls in Santa Clara River Fish ingest small pieces of plastic, mistaking it for food.
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Solutions: Help a Steelhead Trout - 1. Never Throw Trash 2. Volunteer to Clean the Riverbed http://www.fscr.org/html/ev ents.shtml VOLUNTEER @Friends of Santa Clara River Congratulations, 8,500 pounds of trash and recyclable material was collected by volunteers. http://www.fws.gov/pacific/ news/2001/2001-34.htm Protect the Piru Arroyo Toad
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