Mile 313 - Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock - May 25, 2012

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The 5/21/12 testing results at Ecola Outfall were 1299.65 per ml. We emailed Public Works Director Mark See on Tuesday, asking him to place the portable sign into the creek, where it is visible to people approaching the area from both N and S, not only to those who access from Gower. This weekend promised to be a busy one , due to the holiday and nice weather. As of Friday 3 p.m., the sign was still by the wall, next to the other signs attached to the wall. There were children playing in the outfall water.

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Mile 313

Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock

June 8, 2024

An early morning walk to Haystack Rock was mostly foggy and overcast, with a brief clearing in the weather mid-morning.

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Mile 313

Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock

May 25, 2024

Overall, Haystack Rock is a treasure trove of marine biological diversity, from invertebrates and pelagic birds to marine mammals, with an active education program for curious beach visitors. The best tidepool invertebrate diversity today was observed at the south end of Haystack Rock in the area often referred to as "The Needles. As I was tidepooling, I heard multiple beach visitors asking about sea slugs and how to locate nudibranchs.

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