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May 23, 2013
9:00 AMOrange County Coastal CoalitionThe County of Orange developed the Orange County Coastal Coalition as a means to coordinate and share information related to the coast. The Orange County Coastal Coalition is an association of local, regional, state and federal agencies, non-profit organizations, private industry and the public whose role is to advocate, educate and coordinate activities along the Orange County coast.
July 25, 2013
9:00 AMOrange County Coastal CoalitionThe County of Orange developed the Orange County Coastal Coalition as a means to coordinate and share information related to the coast. The Orange County Coastal Coalition is an association of local, regional, state and federal agencies, non-profit organizations, private industry and the public whose role is to advocate, educate and coordinate activities along the Orange County coast.

Mission Statement

To develop regional management strategies to preserve, protect, and enhance coastal resources and surface waters throughout Orange County. A watershed approach considers the entire geographic area that a watercourse drains to address a broad range of issues.

WHAT IS A WATERSHED?

A watershed is the geographic area draining into a river system, ocean or other body of water through a single outlet and includes the receiving waters. Watersheds are usually bordered and/or separated from other watersheds by mountain ridges or other naturally elevated areas.

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March 19, 2013  2013 CFCC Funding Fairs
The CFCC Funding Fairs provide information about funding that is currently available through the State of California. ( Click here for additional information )
March 12, 2013  Stormwater Chemistry Principles and Applications
Course provides participants with an improved understanding of stormwater runoff pollution chemistry.
February 24, 2013  California Rapid Assessment Training Sessions
The California Rapid Assessment Method for wetlands and riparian
areas (CRAM) training sessions for 2013 have been scheduled for
locations across the state, and registration is now open. Training
sessions will provide the skills necessary to consistently conduct
accurate wetland assessments, and will provide guidance on the use
of CRAM for ambient and project assessment and monitoring. ( View PDF )