In 2011, California completed a 300-acre restoration of former San Diego salt ponds; five-year monitoring later documented 80 bird, 22 fish and 10 invertebrate species
- For decades, parts of South San Diego Bay looked very different from the tidal wetlands that once occupied them.
- Former salt ponds had been separated from the bay, limiting natural tidal flows and reducing habitat for wildlife.
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- For decades, parts of South San Diego Bay looked very different from the tidal wetlands that once occupied them.
- Former salt ponds had been separated from the bay, limiting natural tidal flows and reducing habitat for wildlife.
Sources: Times of India