Socioeconomic Uses
X. Selected Socioeconomic Uses Resources

Research/Monitoring Institutions

Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments, Marina
California Coastal Commission, Santa Cruz
California Department of Parks and Recreation, Monterey
California Department of Fish and Game, Monterey
California Sea Grant, Moss Landing
Marine Pollution Program, CDFG, Monterey and Moss Landing
Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, Monterey
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
Pacific Fishery Management Council
San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo County Agricultural Commissioners' Offices
Water Quality Protection Program, MBNMS

Dornbusch & Co. 1994. A review of existing information on recreational boating activity and its potential impacts on the resources of the MBNMS. Report prepared for NOAA, Sanctuaries and Reserves Division
Griggs, G.1995. Monterey Bay, National Center for Marine Science. Sea Technology 36(5).
Karpov, K. D. Albin and W. Buskirk. 1995. The marine recreational fishery in northern and central California. California Dept Fish and Game, Marine Resources Division. Fish Bulletin number 176
Leet, W., C. Dewees and C. Haugen (eds.). 1992. California's living marine resources and their utilization. UCSGEP-92-12.
Meyer Resources. 1990. Economic values of the central California coast. Prepared for Central Coast Outer Continental Shelf Regional Studies Program
State Resources Agency. 1995. California's ocean resources: an agenda for the future. DRAFT. Prepared as part of CORMA: California Ocan Resources Management Program.
State Lands Commission. 1994. California comprehensive offshore resource study: volumes 1-2.


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