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	Texas Treasures - Jose Antonio Navarro - Texas State Library
		Navarro came of age during a time in which San Antonio was a hotbed of revolution against Spanish rule, and the scene of continuing bloody clashes between the Spanish army and Mexican rebels.
		Navarro's contemporaries later said that he "trembled at the thought" of the enormity of the step he had taken, but he plunged into a leadership role nonetheless, helping to draft the Constitution of the Republic of Texas.
		Navarro wrote articles and a book in which he set the record straight about the contributions of the Tejanos to Texas independence, pointing out that the citizens of Bexar and elsewhere were fighting for Texas freedom 25 years before the Alamo.
	www.tsl.state.tx.us /treasures/giants/navarro/navarro-01.html (898 words)

	Sustainable Conservation \| The Navarro River Permit Coordination Program (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Navarro River Partners in Restoration (PIR) permit coordination program is a model public–private effort that encourages and supports local farmers, ranchers, and landowners who are improving water quality and wildlife habitat on and near their lands.
		The core of Navarro River PIR is the watershed-based agreements entered into by local, state and federal regulatory agencies to the NRCS and the Mendocino County RCD.
		Under Navarro River PIR, a cooperator receiving technical and/or cost share assistance from the NRCS or the Mendocino River RCD is allowed to implement the associated conservation practices without seeking individual permits—provided they partner with the NRCS and Mendocino River RCD and carefully follow the terms of the program's agreements.
	www.suscon.org /pir/watersheds/navarro.asp (1200 words)

	Navarro River Redwoods SP
		The redwood forest along the Navarro River is a magnificent sight.
		Navarro Beach Campground is located at the mouth of the Navarro River on the Pacific ocean.
		The access road is located on the south side of the Navarro River Bridge.
	www.parks.ca.gov /default.asp?page_id=435 (255 words)

	Coastal Element - Dark Gulch to Navarro River Planning Area
		The coastal zone extends three miles up the Albion River which is estuarine and navigable by canoe, and four miles along the Navarro River.
		Navarro Head, no more scenic than many other headlands, is especially important because it is many visitors' introduction to the Mendocino coast.
		On the west side of the highway, four parcels between Navarro Ridge Road and the developed parcel at the southern tip of the headland also are of particular concern.
	www.co.mendocino.ca.us /planning/CoastPlan/Chap4-9.htm (1795 words)

	SCUBA SAN FRANCISCO: Dive Site Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Navarro Beach is a large sandy beach at the mouth of the Navarro River.
		The visibility at this beach is usually poor due to the runoff from the Navarro river.
		The Navarro River Redwoods Campground is nearby adjacent to Highway 128.
	www.scubasanfrancisco.com /calif08.html (415 words)

	Camp Navarro
		Around the turn of the century, the area we now know as Camp Masonite Navarro was home to the “California Logging Camp.” The area now occupied by administration buildings and the old dining hall served as mess hall and social hall for some 50 to 75 loggers.
		On August 29, 1973, Camp Navarro became the property of the Boy Scouts of America and 50 acres of redwoods and river frontage became known as Camp Masonite Navarro.
		Navarro, CA Among the redwoods in scenic Mendocino County, California—eight miles from the Pacific Ocean—Camp Masonite Navarro presents numerous opportunities for great times.
	www.redwoodbsa.org /xCampNavarro.html (745 words)

	Cover Story - Ken Navarro
		Another wonderful benefit to Navarro's new freedom is more time to spend at home with his family, which includes Kristin (his wife of 29 years who helped run many of the business details of Positive Music), son Eric, 16, and daughter Melissa, 11.
		Navarro and Kristin are committed to walking twice a day, once in the early morning, once in the late evening.
		Ken Navarro will be performing three West Coast dates on the "Smooth Crew" tour with Kim Waters, Walter Beasley and Slim Man, beginning Saturday, September 21, 3 pm, at the KEZL Anniversary Jazz Festival, Coombs' Ranch, Avenue 12 at Highway 41, Madera, Calfornia.
	www.smoothjazznews.com /archives/Sept2002/KenNavarro.html (1337 words)

	Coastal Element - Navarro River to Mallo Pass Creek Planning Area
		In the northernmost mile of the planning area, immediately south of the Navarro River, the Cameron Road neighborhood and Little Geyserville go almost unnoticed by the highway traveler.
		The remaining 11 miles of coast consist of grazing land on the coastal shelf and timberland in the gulches and upper slopes.
		Implementation of a proposed trail by Mendocino County Parks and Beaches from the south bank utilizing the old highway to the Navarro River beach.
	www.co.mendocino.ca.us /planning/CoastPlan/Chap4-10.htm (1291 words)

	The San Antonio River Walk: River Walk History> 1950 to 2005
		Since the early 1950s and on to the 90s, Tourists and locals alike have strolled along this amazing River and enjoy all that it has to offer, the history, wonder, beauty and pride that have made San Antonio what it is today.
		The plan suggests that all buildings which bck up to the river be developed in an early Texas or Mexican colonial style, and that as many as possible be rehabilitated to provide basement space that would open at the Riverwalk level to accommodate retail and entertainment facilities.
		The River Corridor Feasibility Study is completed, in a joint effort of six local government entities.
	thesanantonioriverwalk.com /RiverWalkHistory/History4.asp (1480 words)

	North Coast and Redwood Empire Parks - Bay Area Back Pages
		In these parks are awesome rocky coastlines, dense forests of the tallest trees in the world, broad salmon-filled rivers, sandy beaches, and coastal lagoons teeming with waterfowl.
		The redwoods continue to the coast along the Navarro River and Hwy 128.
		This strip is called the Navarro River Redwoods and has turnouts for picnicking and river access.
	pages.prodigy.net /rhorii/norcopark.htm (2589 words)

	Navarro-by-the-Sea Center Home Page
		Navarro Beach is located in Mendocino County, California, near the intersections of Highways 1 and 128.
		River Road leads west toward the ocean, past Captain Fletcher's Inn (the old Navarro by the Sea Hotel) to the beach at Navarro River Redwoods State Park.
		Captain Fletcher, the first European to settle at the mouth of the Navarro River, built the Inn in the 1860's for sailors from the lumber schooners that serviced Navarro Mill (1861).
	www.navarro-by-the-sea-center.org (340 words)

	Hydrologic Modeling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Similar to the Eel River, the monthly distribution of the water flow volumes of the Navarro River (Figure 3) is also characteristic of the best-fit pixels in the Northern Coastal Range.
		In contrast to the Eel River's complex watershed, however, the Navarro River is a discrete water system.
		The Mojave River, like the Navarro River, is a discrete water system that HYDRA is able to accurately estimate.
	geo.arc.nasa.gov /sge/casa/hydrobg.html (603 words)

	Navarro River Redwoods State Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Navarro River Redwoods State Park is a state park consisting of an 11-mile stretch of second-growth redwood forest on the banks of the Navarro River in Mendocino County, California.
		The park may be reached via California State Route 128, which runs through the park along the north bank of the river.
		Navarro River Redwoods State Park includes two campgrounds, one in the forest and one on the beach south of the mouth of the river.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Navarro_River_Redwoods_State_Park (238 words)

	Navarro Canoe Co. - Quality canoes with superior craftsmanship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		He purchased his Loon 17 in 1995 and has paddled the lakes, rivers, and coasts of the northwest from Monterey, to Lake Tahoe, to the great Columbian River.
		Today, Navarro Canoes rests in Arcata, California, known as the six rivers region of Humboldt County and just north of its namesake, the Navarro River.
		His Navarro Canoe has provided priceless opportunities to expose his son to the closeness of nature.
	www.navarrocanoes.com /history.php (286 words)

	CNN.com - All quiet on the Navarro Coast - May 4, 2006
		The Navarro River and State Highway 128 (85 miles north of San Francisco) braid their way toward the Pacific through towering redwood forests, blossoming orchards, and sun-dappled vineyards.
		The cheerful dance ends as the river spills into a raw coastline and the road yields to Highway 1.
		Albion River Inn Restaurant defies the saying "the better the view, the worse the food." Here, the shellfish starter steamed in a creamy, bacon-touched broth and the lime-and-ginger grilled prawns easily match dramatic vistas of the Albion River Bridge connecting high Pacific cliffs.
	www.cnn.com /2006/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/05/04/navarro.coast/index.html (806 words)

	KRIS Bibliographic Resources - Navarro River Basin
		Navarro River Watershed - Addenda to technical support document for the total maximum daily load for sediment and technical support document for the total maximum daily load for temperature.
		Navarro River watershed technical support document for the total maximum daily load for sediment and technical support document for the total maximum daily load for temperature.
		Report of investigation on the Navarro River watershed complaint in Mendocino County.
	www.krisweb.com /biblio/biblio_navarro.htm (2341 words)

	Navarro Vineyards Online - Places to Stay
		Redwood trees and the Navarro River provide the playground with over 100 miles of trails and the Ranch supplies all the toys necessary for an outdoor adventure.
		A full breakfast is part of the Albion River Inn experience and is served in our restaurant which is open for dinner nightly.
		Overlooking the ocean at Little River Bay, this Mendocino bed and breakfast on the breathtaking Northern California Coast is famous for its boundless hospitality, lavish gourmet breakfasts, romantic seaside setting and warm French country décor.
	www.navarrowine.com /neighbors.php?nt=2 (3513 words)

	FoGR - Letter to CalPERS
		Friends of the Gualala River (FoGR) has read with dismay that CalPERS is considering an investment in a venture led by PPV that would convert of 5,000 acres in the Gualala and Garcia River watersheds from redwood forest and oak woodland to vineyards.
		Experiences along the Navarro River teach us that the pollution caused by the use of pesticides and herbicides can have a detrimental effect on fish and other wildlife dependent upon the streams and rivers of the watershed.
		Friends of the Gualala River requests that CalPERS not invest in a project that will degrade the natural splendors of the State as this vineyard conversion scheme will.
	www.gualalariver.org /vineyards/calpers1.html (291 words)

	North Coast Water Network
		Tearing out Pacificorp's dams on the Klamath River would be thriftier than keeping the hydropower project running for the next 30 years,...according to a study prepared by the California Energy Commission and the U.S. Department of the Interior.
		Regina Chichizola, executive director of the Klamath Riverkeeper, and members of a coalition of Indian Tribes, commercial fishing groups, and recreational fishermen converged in Sacramento on October 25 to urge the State Water Resources Board to clean up the Klamath.
		A Klamath River tribe asked state water quality regulators on Wednesday to set limits on the toxic algae that blooms every summer in the river's reservoirs.
	northcoastwaternetwork.org /index.html (456 words)

	Navarro Watershed Working Group - Main
		The Mission of the Navarro Watershed Working Group is to support voluntary stewardship in the watershed through information, education, demonstration, and dedication.
		Designed to help Navarro River area residents take an active role in stewarding their watershed, this guide is for everyone who lives or works in the Navarro River watershed.
		You might manage rangeland or a vineyard, be a forester, work on a road crew, farm in the watershed, be a student or a teacher.
	www.nwwg.org (216 words)

	TPWD: Casa Navarro State Historic Site
		Casa Navarro State Historic Site, in downtown San Antonio, is the restored home of Tejano patriot José Antonio Navarro.
		Navarro was an influential figure in Texas during the momentous fifty-five year period (1810-1865) when the state's destiny was forged.
		A leading advocate of Tejano rights, he is best known as "The Strongest Defender of the Rights of His People." Today, visitors tour Navarro's adobe home furnished with period antiques, read copies of his writing and discuss questions of history with informed park interpreters.
	www.tpwd.state.tx.us /spdest/findadest/parks/casa_navarro (153 words)

	Navarro River Redwoods State Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The highway, a highly scenic route, follows the Navarro River from Dimmick through what is known locally as "the Tunnel of Redwoods-to-the-Sea".
		Being right on the Navarro River, which is warm in summer except right at the mouth of the north fork, children have a lot of fun wading in this crystal clear water.
		This beautiful little campground is located at the mouth of the Navarro River on the Pacific ocean.
	www.mcn.org /1/mendoparks/nrrsp.htm (442 words)

	Mendocino California Bed and Breakfast, Stanford Inn by the Sea, Spa, Ravens Vegetarian Dining, Mendocino Coast, CA
		Little River is a creek which opens to Van Damme Beach which itself provides wonderful access to the ocean.
		The Navarro River is beautiful and the estuary is very accessible during the summer and early fall.
		The river is ranked a Class 1, gentle river, suitable for the novice.
	www.catchacanoe.com (958 words)

	Fletcher's Arrival on the Mendocino Coast
		Cuffey's Cove is located on the coast about 3 1/2 miles south of the Navarro River.
		As has been proven, that “rancho” was located to the north of the Navarro River.
		Both Ford and Warner locate the “Portagees Rancho” north of the Navarro River in their trip diaries.
	www.navarro-by-the-sea-center.org /longhistory2.html (3677 words)

	North Coast Water Network: Archived News
		Salmon River Spring Chinook are the top candidate for a brood stock to restore salmon to the Upper Klamath River Basin if and when the PacifiCorp dams are decommissioned or provided with fish ladders.
		The Superior Court of Mendocino County upholds the California Board of Forestry's denial of a timber harvest plan in the floodplain of the Gualala River because it was likely to cause harm to endangered coho salmon.
		Good news may be coming for the river's beleaguered salmon for three reasons: The 50-year license for the river's six fish-blocking dams is due to expire, a "Klamath Congress" may resolve upriver-downriver hostilities and new regional water rules may curtail pollution from sediment.
	northcoastwaternetwork.org /archived-news-2006a.html (1872 words)

	STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The protests contend that Hahn's diversion would have adverse impacts on the environment and the fishery resources within the Navarro River watershed.
		On October 15, 1997, the Division conducted an on-site field investigation of five pending water right applications, including Hahn's application, within the Navarro River watershed in accordance with section 1345 of the Water Code.
		The plan shall describe the specific measures to be taken to minimize erosion and sedimentation, protect the riparian corridor, stabilize streambanks and preserve large woody debris.
	www.waterrights.ca.gov /Decisions/99-02Dec.htm (1217 words)

	A Day on the Navarro, by David Severn [Navarro River Vacation, Boonville, California (CA) wildlife, young suicide]
		I walked upstream about an hour and a half until I found "my spot to be in." On the outside of a bend in the river, a good distance, maybe an eighth of a mile or more, could be seen in each direction before other river bends presented solid walls of vegetation.
		Birds of various kinds were flitting around and at one point a tree squirrel scampered along the gravel bar across the river.
		The tree squirrel worked the oaks for acorns on the other side of the river at that first pond upstream, throwing half eaten or bad ones into the water.
	www.theava.com /03/08-27-navarro.html (2315 words)

	California Creeks - Navarro River
		The far-left involved jumping onto the eddy where the water is pouring over, while the right route involved aiming the boat to the right and just skirting the monster, but coming thru the turbulence to the left of the boulder and just behind the hole.
		On river right pear orchards were flooded and one could paddle right up thru them to the farmer's house if desired.
		The river drops approximately 5 ft here at a right-hand bend, and forms the most beautiful smooth giant standing waves which are the largest on the entire run, standing vertically about 8 ft. The wave train lasts a little while, then there is a monstrous eddy on the left below.
	www.cacreeks.com /navarro.htm (2069 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS ARE IMPACTS OF PAST EVENTS AT FORECAST LEVELS ON THE NAVARRO RIVER EXPECT FLOODING OF HIGHWAY 128 APPROXIMATELY 5 MILES EAST OF HIGHWAY ONE.
		NAVARRO RIVER AT NAVARRO /23 24.1 FORECAST TO CREST NEAR 26.4 FT LATE THIS EVENING.
		EEL RIVER AT MIRANDA 27/33 16.2 FORECAST TO RISE TO NEAR 18.0 FT EARLY MONDAY MORNING.
	weather.noaa.gov /pub/data/watches_warnings/flood/warning/ca/caz003.txt (290 words)

	NAVARRO BEACH RETROSPECT
		Politics and posturing--on all sides--would cease as old campers and trailers drove or were towed out the long entrance along the Navarro River to the broad, sandy beach.
		If the Ganges river in India offers great sunrises at the holy city of Varanasi, as mystics say it does, then the Navarro is its counterpart in the West for sunsets.
		There is a hush that sometimes falls over those who experienced the final days of Navarro Beach, a silence that one might expect of a disaster survivor or war veteran.
	www.coastnews.com /ch0509.htm (2790 words)

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