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  <title>Chris Berry &amp;amp; Laurie Egan_State of the San Lorenzo River 2026 Symposium &amp;amp; Tour_interview 2026-04-10 on KZSC's 'Bushwhacker's Breakfast Club' by &amp;quot;Dangerous Dan&amp;quot; Orange &amp;amp; DJ &amp;quot;Spark Plug&amp;quot; (Dylan Estevez)</title>
  <description>Started in 2015 with a grant to improve the scientific literacty of lay people about our watershed &amp;amp;amp; its issues, inspired by former Santa Cruz city water director Rosemary Menard - &amp;amp;amp; they've held the State of the San Lorenzo River Symposium almost every year since; our California State Senator John Laird will deliver the keynote; the Symposium is open to the public; Laurie is Executive Director of the Coastal Watershed Council, a local non-profit with a mission to preserve &amp;amp;amp; protect watersheds - their budget is $600,000 - 700,000 per year, with 6 full time employees &amp;amp;amp; 1 part-time...they get their funding from local &amp;amp;amp; state as well as community support; deep dive into the agenda, with diversions to invasive species (esp. the shothole borer, which was first seen in Zayante Cree a year ago); &amp;quot;RCIS&amp;quot; = Regional Conservation Investment Strategy&amp;quot;, which is used by the &amp;quot;RTC&amp;quot; = Regional Transportation Commission to guide investment &amp;amp;amp; action in the watershed; &amp;quot;anadromous&amp;quot; = spawn in fresh water, &amp;amp;amp; adult in ocean (e.g.: Steelhead, Coho Salmon), &amp;quot;HCP&amp;quot; = Habitat Conservation Plan = city permit to for handling water in the midst of endangered species, signed last year by the City Manager (after 25 years of work!); the San Lorenzo River habitat is the best it's been in 100 years, &amp;amp;amp;, with regional planning, cities &amp;amp;amp; communities are supporting each other better (but the challenge is that the Santa Cruz Mountains has the highest density of septic tanks west of the Mississippi!); the Symposium is a community conservation where, as Laurie put it, &amp;quot;It's amazing how many people are working on issues, &amp;amp;amp; with a community conversation...about conservation!&amp;quot; An interview on &amp;quot;The Bushwhacker's Breakfast Club&amp;quot; with &amp;quot;Dangerous Dan&amp;quot; &amp;amp;amp; &amp;quot;DJ Spark Plug&amp;quot;, airing Friday mornings on KZSC Santa Cruz, California. 2026 is Bushwhacker's 37th year on the air! Thanks for listening! </description>
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