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2007 Awards:

Outstanding Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan from the Friends of the San Francisco Estuary for our successful completion of the Petaluma Marsh Project.

Sierra Club Conservation Award to Barbara Salzman.

Previous Awards:

MAS President Barbara Salzman received the "2004 National Wetlands Award for Wetland Community Leader" from the Environmental Law Institute. Barbara was honored at a ceremony on May 20, 2004 at the Senate Caucus Room in Washington, DC for her efforts with the Marin Audubon Society and Marin Baylands Advocates.President's Message

More on Barbara's award from National Audubon.

Our Rush Creek/Cemetery Marsh Enhancement Project received one of only ten awards given for "OUTSTANDING COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN IMPLEMENTATION" given to estuary-wide organizations and governments. Marin Audubon's award was for implementation of objectives promoting the enhancement and restoration of wetlands.

The Rush Creek/Cemetery Marsh project replaced a tide gate with a combination slide-flap gate to allow more tidal water to enter Rush Creek marsh, and the marsh will be excavated to enhance channels in order to improve water circulation and reduce water quality problems. The gate has already been installed and the excavation will be done this summer. The CCMP programs and objectives address water quality, wetlands, wildlife aquatic resources and waterway modification.

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