Capstones/Theses from 1999
The use of geographic information systems in understanding jubata grass infestations along the Big Sur coast, Ryan Heacock
A characterization of the urban runoff that flows into Monterey Bay from the cities of Monterey, Seaside, Sand City and Del Rey Oaks, California, Bridget Hoover
Long Marine Lab : further development of education programs through teacher surveys, Laura Kovalek
Application of GIS and GPS to landform analysis in the Chualar Creek Watershed, Carolina Morgan
Impacts of elevated COâ‚‚ and climate change on watershed ecological processes, Bryan Murphy
Analysis of runoff in the Elkhorn Slough Watershed as a result of land-use change using the BGC model, runoff rational method and GIS, Brandon Oberbauer
Why do rivers flood? : a visual and informative study about the problems and issues of flooding affecting the Carmel River, Jonathan Saiki
Environmental education for historically under-educated and low-income homeowners, Ylena Shayne
The impact of urban sprawl in reducing the agricultural land base in the Salinas Valley : a GIS approach, Theresa Soliz
1999 amphibian survey of the former Fort Ord, Kim Stevens
Community food security in Salinas : an evaluation of the Salinas Community Food Security Collaborative leadership strategies, Darcie Warden
Capstones/Theses from 1998
Evaluation & monitoring of Monterey County's efforts to improve the channel capacity of the Salinas River, Jeff Conger
Innovations in earth systems science curriculum : a case study on methyl bromide, E Ross
