The ultimate goal of the Cl Rainbow project is a modular system of sensors to record and transmit data through a series of networks on the Santa Rosa Island to the Cl SRI Research Station and then onto the mainland. This system employs a network of Ra . . .

I explored the efficacy of a new environmental education program for high schoolers in Ventura County: The Santa Barbara Channel’s Watershed Program Crossing the Channel. Throughout the implementation of the yearlong Crossing the Channel environmental . . .

Eminent sea level rise, and historical management of Santa Rosa Island, CA have likely caused a change in the shoreline position of the islands sandy beaches (Stocker et al. 2013). Using ArcGIS and USGS’s Digital Shoreline Analysis System I analyzed n . . .

There have been limited studies that utilize long-term datasets to quantify large scale passive restoration. Our study investigates the effects of non-native grazer removal on Santa Rosa Island (SRI), California. SRI is a floristically rich island wit . . .

Examining the recovery of plant communities, years after the eradication of invasive species, is critical in determining the results of the restoration and conservation efforts on Santa Rosa Island, California. Santa Rosa Island was once used by ranch . . .

The health of riparian ecosystems on Santa Rosa Island has been closely monitored since the removal of grazing ungulates in 1998, in addition to other restoration efforts. In a study by the National Park Service published in 2004, monitoring revealed . . .

This report was completed as part of a Sociology Capstone research project at California State University, Channel Islands during the spring of 2015, in collaboration with the Santa Rosa Island Research Station (SRIRS). We created two surveys to be gi . . .

The Channel Islands have been an important strategic location for the United States military since World War II. While much of the general public is unaware that the U.S. Government has occupied the Channel Islands, even less is known as to what impac . . .

Inhabited by the Chumash Indians for over 10,000 years, and then by modern man in the last two centuries, Santa Rosa Island experienced anthropogenic habitat alteration. In addition, sea-level rise of nearly 75 meters created a water barrier which iso . . .

Rocky Intertidal zones on Santa Rosa Island •One of 5 islands in tle Channel Islands National Park • Two specific intertidal sites were examined on Santa Rosa at Beeler's Bay and Skunk Point Biodiversity Transects • Vertical transects measure biod . . .