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The following research works provided by Climate Aware and are open-source. Any referenced data should be properly cited as follows.

Undergraduate Posters

Valeria Rodriguez, Andria Greene, Sonia Kortenkamp, Valerie Li, Alexander Greene, and Nicole Foster, 2022, Rehabilitation Investigation: Recording Growing Avian Populations at Tottino II Wetland Restoration Site in Moro Cojo Slough, California State University Monterey Bay, Climate Aware, 42w x 36h inch Research Poster. (click to view or download)

Valerie Li, Andria Greene, Valeria Rodriguez, Sonia Kortenkamp, Alexander Greene, and Nicole Foster, 2022, Aquatic Invertebrate Biodiversity and Abundance in Spring and Summer 2022 at Tottino II Wetland in Moro Cojo Slough, California State University Monterey Bay, Climate Aware, 42w x 36h inch Research Poster. (click to view or download)

Sonia Kortenkamp, Andria Greene, Valeria Rodriguez, Valerie Li, Alexander Greene, and Nicole Foster, 2022, Vegetative Cover and Water Quality in Summer 2022 at Tottino II Wetland in Moro Cojo Slough, California State University Monterey Bay, Climate Aware, 42w x 36h inch Research Poster. (click to view or download)

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