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A seagull flies over the California Coastal National Monument which stretches along the entire coast of California and extends 12 miles into the Pacific Ocean. The Monument includes 20,000 rocks, islands, pinnacles and reefs.

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BLM Volunteer Day at the Pine Hill Preserve-Nov 2005 Bolander's mule-ears at the Cameron Park unit - Feb 2006 CalFire crews working on a fuel reduction project at the Pine Hill Preserve. Here the Preserve manages habitat for the rare endemic El Dorado bedtrsaw - February 2009 Califonia horned lizard juvenile - Pine Hill tour_May 2009 Chamise flowers and pollinator at the Pine Hill Preserve - May 2007

Chaparral vegetation type at the Martel Creek unit of the Pine Hill Preserve. Other vegetation types in the area are Pine-oak woodlands and grasslands - Aug 2006 Collecting branches and seeds of the rare and endemic Pine Hill ceanothus for propagation purposes - June 2006 Construction of a safety tower at the Pine Hill Preserve. Materials were delivered by helicopter to avoid impacts on the rare plants - april 2007 Construction of an airport safety tower at the Pine Hill Preserve. Materials were delivered by helicopter to avoid damage to the rare plants - April 2007

Fawn lily at the Cameron Park unit - Feb 2007 Field meeting with Pine Hill Preserve agency partenrs and neighbors - March 2007 Garter snake at the Salmon Falls unit - May 2006 Gided field trip at the Cameron Park unit - April 2007 Gopher snake on red Gabbro soil at the Pine Hill Preserve - May 2006

Group of Volunteers at the 2006 National Public Lands Day - Sep 2006 Guided field tour at the Cameron Park unit - April 2006 Guided tour to the Salmon Falls unit of the Preserve - May 2007 Indian paintbrush at the Cameron park unit - Feb 2007 Joggers at the Cameron Park unit of the Preserve - Feb 2006

Narrow leaf mule-ears at the Pine Hill Preserve - April 2007 Nortern Mixed chaparral at the Pine Hill Preserve. Main species are white leaf manzanita, chamise and sonoma sage - March 2009 Pine Hill Preserve intern collecting native plant seeds - July 2009 Planting native shrubs at the Salmon Falls unit of the Pine Hill Preserve - April 2006

Red bud at the Pine Hill Preserve - April 2006 Redbud pods at the Cameron park unit - March 2007 005 Seed collection bags placed on the rare and endemic Pine Hill ceanothus - July 2006 Sonoma sage at the Pine Hill Preserve - April 2006 The Pine Hill Preserve urban and wildlands interface at the Cameron Park unit - Mar 2007

The rare and endemic El Dorado bedstraw - May 2009 The rare and endemic Pine Hill ceanothus and pollinator - April 2006 The rare Bisbee Peak rush-rose and pollinator_May 2009

The rare Layne's butterweed and pollinator - April 2007 The rare Stebbins morning glory - April 2007 The Salmon Fallls Unit of the Pine Hill Preserve - March 2006 True baby stars at the Salmon Falls unit - May 2006

Using a biodegradable hotsy foam stem to control the invasive star thistle - Dec 2006 Volunteer fencing work at the Pine Hill Preserve - May 2009 Volunteer helping to document rare plant populations at the Cameron Park unit using GPS - April 2007 Volunteer trash clean-up at the Cameron Park unit - May2006 Volunteers constructing water bars to control soil erosion along a trail in the Cameron Park unit - Nov 2006

Volunters constructing water bars to control soil erosion at the Salmon Falls unit_Dec 2006 Webber Creek at the Salmon Falls unit - July 2006 Western blue-eyed grass - April 2006 Yellow star tulip at the Pine Hill Preserve - April 2006