Lisa Wooninck, Finding sanctuary: An iconic coastal species, the endangered black abalone

The black abalone, a type of marine snail, is one of seven abalone species that occurs along the western coast of North America, ranging from just north of San Francisco to Bahia Tortugas and Isla Guadalupe in Baja Mexico.

Related Keywords

California ,United States ,Mud Creek ,Mexico ,Isla Guadalupe ,Baja California ,Monterey Bay ,Bahia Tortugas ,Baja California Sur ,America ,Lisa Wooninck ,Wendy Bragg ,Steve Lonhart ,California Department Of Transportation ,Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary ,National Marine Fisheries Service ,Tenera Environmental Services ,Agency Rocky Intertidal Network Marine ,National Marine Sanctuary Foundation ,California Department Of Fish Wildlife ,Office Of National Marine Sanctuaries ,Partnership For Interdisciplinary Studies Of Coastal Oceans ,North America ,San Francisco ,Endangered Species ,Big Sur ,Mud Creek Slide ,Dolan Fire ,West Coast ,Central California ,Multi Agency Rocky Intertidal Network ,National Marine Sanctuaries ,California Department ,Interdisciplinary Studies ,Coastal Oceans ,