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2007 Visitor Guide (4,000 KB PDF)
Climate Change in National Parks (2007) (1,521 KB PDF) Managing Eucalyptus (2007) (1,172 KB PDF) Share Our Seashore and Protect the Western Snowy Plover (2005) (385 KB PDF)
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1906 Earthquake Centennial (2006) (html) Defining Habitats (384 KB PDF) Elephant Seals (1998) (330 KB PDF) Eucalyptus (2006) (html) Fire & Fuels (2002) (html) Pacific Gray Whales (2001) (299 KB PDF) Tule Elk - The Return of a Species (1998) (371 KB PDF)
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Boating Guide (138 KB PDF) Campgrounds in Marin County and along the Sonoma Coast (103 KB PDF) Climate and Weather (313 KB PDF) Harbor Seals (169 KB PDF) Hiking Guide (58 PDF) Historic Life-Saving Service and G Ranch Cemetery (465 KB PDF) The Historic Point Reyes Lighthouse (245 KB PDF) Horses and Pack Animals in the Park (100 KB PDF) Mountain Biking at Point Reyes National Seashore (89 KB PDF) Ranching on the Point Reyes Peninsula (75 KB PDF) The San Andreas Fault (266 KB PDF) Tidepooling at Point Reyes National Seashore (123 KB PDF) Visiting With Your Dog (125 KB PDF)
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Did You Know? Earthquakes along the San Andreas Fault adjacent to Point Reyes are rather rare. Big quakes shift Point Reyes up to 20 feet once every 130 years or so, but otherwise there is very little movement.
Last Updated: June 20, 2008 at 12:50 EST