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Trestles, San Mateo Creek

Most Endangered River

At the center of the last remaining pristine coastal watershed in southern California, San Mateo Creek supports world-class surfing and provides irreplaceable habitat for a variety of fish and wildlife. But a proposed 16-mile long toll road threatens to slice through San Mateo Creek causing significant damage to the watershed and to surfing at the famous Trestles Beach, whose reef depends upon the San Mateo for sand and cobbles. Unless the California Coastal Commission and other state and federal agencies deny permits for this toll road, southern California runs the risk of losing one of its best remaining natural and recreational assets. Learn more at http://www.savetrestles.org


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US Open of Surfing 2007

Surfrider Foundation booth at the US Open of Surfing, 2007. Various interviews regarding the Save Trestles campaign and what you can do to help.