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Let the River Flow, Los Peñasquitos Lagoon Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve Not only have we lost
90% of our wetlands along the Coast of
California, the inlets to lagoons such as Los Peñasquitos Lagoon tend
to get blocked by sand and cobble. This creates a stressful situation
for plants and animals living in the lagoon and It also creates a
health hazard to humans.
CreditsThis short film takes a look at this issue and the periodic inlet dredging required to keep the lagoon tidal flushing and healthy. The films included interviews with Mike Hastings from Los Peñasquitos Lagoon Foundation and Darren Smith, California State Parks, Natural Resources Program Manager. Hosted by Darren Smith California State Parks, Natural Resources Program Manager Mike Hastings Executive Director, Los Peñasquitos Lagoon Foundation Production Coordinator - Peter Jensen, Torrey Pines Association Produced by: The Torrey Pines Association Funding Provided by: The Ellen Browning Scripps Foundation Film Code: TPA-WF14 Funding for this Wild Web Film was provided by the Torrey Pines Association ©2016 Torrey Pines Association Produced, filmed and edited by Jim Karnik Films |
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