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May 14, 2026
On the Line: South Coast MPAs and Laguna Beach
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5:15AnupaHOST
But just the mechanics of the different groups and who was involved and that sort of thing.
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5:23Ray HiemstraGUEST
So as, as you mentioned, the Marine Life Protection Act, that was passed in 1999.
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5:28Ray HiemstraGUEST
And, uh, in 2001, the state decided that they were going to develop these marine protected areas.
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5:34Ray HiemstraGUEST
So they did what they always did, is they put together a panel of Department of Fish and Wildlife scientists, and they decided to hold a few meetings throughout the state, and then they were gonna create the marine protected areas.
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5:46Ray HiemstraGUEST
Uh, I went to the meeting in 2001 in Costa Mesa, and that was-- I had just started with Coastkeeper, and I mean, I was shocked.
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