Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and San Clemente Island Range Complex: Environmental Impact Statement, Volume 12003 - 4 pages |
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AAAV training amphibious approach corridor approximately archaeological Baja California beaked whale BO USFWS breeding Canyon Carretta coast conducted construction Creek critical habitat cultural resources currently disturbance dolphin emissions endangered erosion facilities federal feet fire grassland green sea turtle habitat Harbor Impact Area implementation INRMP island night lizard kelp land located maintenance Mar Area Mar Basin marine mammals MCB Camp Pendleton measures mechanized maneuver areas military minimize nearshore nesting NMFS noise levels northern occur offshore Pacific PARKING percent Plan plant population potential Proposed Action range recreational region Riverside fairy shrimp roads San Clemente Island San Diego County San Mateo San Onofre Santa Margarita River SCIRC SHOBA shrike sightings significant impacts soil sources species surveys tidewater goby tracked vehicle tracked-vehicle maneuver training activities training areas training exercises U.S. Navy USMC vegetation vernal pools West Cove western snowy plover Wilson Cove zone