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Harmful algae bloom suspected in hundreds of SoCal marine mammal deaths and illnesses
A bloom of toxic algae across the Southern California Coast may be responsible for the death of hundreds of sea lions and dolphins. The Channel Islands Marine and Wildlife Institute attended to more than 1000 marine mammals that were reported sick or dead since June 8.
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Juvenile White Sharks Are Chilling at SoCal Beaches, Researchers Say
(Video credit: Long Beach State University.) Researchers from California State University, Long Beach and the University of Minnesota published an article earlier this month with insight on the location, movement and disposition of juvenile white sharks off Southern California beaches.
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Juvenile White Sharks at SoCal Beaches Are ‘Chilling' and Not Interested in Humans, Researchers Say
Researchers from California State University, Long Beach and the University of Minnesota published an article with insight on the location, movement and disposition of juvenile white sharks off Southern California beaches.
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Long Beach's Floating Playground Opens Saturday
The $400,000 inflatable playground project from the City of Long Beach opens Saturday, giving some relief to local kids who have had to stay off the tantalizingly close structure.
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Long Beach Floating Playground
Long Beach will host a floating playground on the beach. Gordon Tokumatsu reports on June 24, 2022.
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“Heal The Bay” Releases Annual Beach Report Card
Orange County led the way with 19 beaches making the cut, up from 10 last year.
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OC Dominates Environmental Group's Annual Beach Report Card Honor Roll
Orange County beaches dominated an environmental group’s annual honor roll of coastline stretches with excellent year-round water-quality grades.
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LA Beach Patrols Planned for Summer, Sheriff Says
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department announced Thursday deputies will patrol beaches from Playa del Rey to Malibu over the summer.
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Dockweiler Beach Hosts Beach Cleanup for Earth Day
The beach cleanup began at 9 a.m. Saturday, and families and children showed up to help clear the beach of trash while learning about the environment. Lauren Coronado reports for Today in LA on Saturday, April 30, 2022.