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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › San_Lorenzo_RiverSan Lorenzo River - Wikipedia

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   The San Lorenzo River was once one of the most popular steelhead trout and coho salmon rivers on the Central Coast of California. Approximately 26 miles (42 km) of the San Lorenzo River, and at least nine of its major tributaries, support steelhead.

2. coastal-watershed.org › san-lorenzo-river › visitVisit the San Lorenzo River in downtown Santa Cruz

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   The San Lorenzo River is a 2.5-mile natural setting in downtown Santa Cruz that connects you to various destinations and activities. Learn how to get there, what to do, where to park, and how to stay safe along the river and the Santa Cruz Riverwalk.

3. coastal-watershed.org › san-lorenzo-river › aboutAbout the San Lorenzo River - Coastal Watershed Council

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   Learn about the history, geography, ecology and water supply of the San Lorenzo River, a 29-mile long river in Santa Cruz County. Discover the river's role in the lime, leather and lumber industries, its endangered fish species, its tidal influence and its recreational opportunities.

4. californialocal.com › localnews › santa-cruzThe Power of the San Lorenzo River ... A Short History

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   Jan 26, 2023 · Learn how the San Lorenzo River, a 29-mile-long waterway in Santa Cruz County, has caused devastating floods since the 18th century. See photos and accounts of the river's power and impact on bridges, mills, dams, and communities.

5. coastal-watershed.org › san-lorenzo-riverSan Lorenzo River - Coastal Watershed Council

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   The San Lorenzo River is a vital water source and habitat for Santa Cruz, but it is also a neglected and disconnected urban riverfront. Learn how the Coastal Watershed Council is working to transform the river into a vibrant, welcoming and natural space for people and wildlife.

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   How was the San Lorenzo River transformed?

   • San Lorenzo River was transformed by early logging in the Santa Cruz Mountains The river cut a deep channel and abandoned its floodplain in the Felton area around the time of intensive clearcutting in the surrounding mountains February 11, 2022 By Tim Stephens Share this story:TwitterFacebookLinkedInReddit

   San Lorenzo River was transformed by early logging in the Santa Cruz

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   How big is the San Lorenzo River?

   • The San Lorenzo River watershed is 137 square miles and includes the cities of Santa Cruz, Boulder Creek, Ben Lomond, Felton and Scotts Valley. 3. Nine principle tributaries flow into the San Lorenzo River. 4. The river played prominent roles in all three industries that shaped Santa Cruz’s history: lime, leather and lumber. 5.

   About the San Lorenzo River - Coastal Watershed Council

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   Where does the San Lorenzo River start?

   • The headwaters of the San Lorenzo River start near Castle Rock State Park at an elevation of 2,500 feet. 6. The San Lorenzo River was once one of the most popular rivers in the state to fish for steelhead trout and coho salmon. 7. The San Lorenzo River and Valley were named in 1769 by the Portola expedition.

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   What is the San Lorenzo River known for?

   • The San Lorenzo River was once one of the most popular rivers in the state to fish for steelhead trout and coho salmon. 7. The San Lorenzo River and Valley were named in 1769 by the Portola expedition. 8. There are approximately 122 bird species that rely on the lower San Lorenzo River for foraging, roosting and nesting.

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7. phys.org › news › 2022-02-san-lorenzo-river-earlySan Lorenzo River was transformed by early logging in the ...

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   Feb 14, 2022 · The San Lorenzo River in Santa Cruz Mountains cut down into its channel and abandoned its floodplain around 200 to 400 years ago, possibly due to logging practices. Learn how this change affects the river's ecology and how it relates to the historical land use in the area.

8. news.ucsc.edu › 2022 › 02San Lorenzo River was transformed by early logging in the ...

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   Feb 11, 2022 · A UCSC study reveals that the San Lorenzo River in Santa Cruz Mountains deepened its channel and abandoned its floodplain around 200 to 400 years ago due to logging practices. The river now rarely floods and has ecological consequences for floodplain species.

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