Historical Ecology of Lower Rose Creek

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In 2016, the San Francisco Estuary Institute prepared a historical ecology of lower Rose Creek’s salt marshes, mudflats and relationship to what we now call Mission Bay.

Find the report on the ReWild Mission Bay website.

Explore images showing what once was and other exciting information in the report.

A possible rendering of the Rose Creek Estuary.

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