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An Endangered Species' Impact on Port Development

by Lillian Y. Kawasaki, Los Angeles Harbor Dep, Environmental Management Div, San, Pedro, CA, USA,
W. Calvin Hurst, Los Angeles Harbor Dep, Environmental Management Div, San, Pedro, CA, USA,
Donald W. Rice, Los Angeles Harbor Dep, Environmental Management Div, San, Pedro, CA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '85

Abstract:

The presence of an endangered species within a port complex presents numerous, often conflicting, management challenges - protection of an endangered species while accommodating economic development. This is a difficult task confronting the Port of Los Angeles which, in the midst of an expanding major industrial and commercial harbor, has to cope with the endangered California least tern. The presence of the least tern has resulted in significant economic, planning and scheduling impacts to the Port.

Subject Headings: Ports and harbors | Endangered species | Economic factors | Wildlife | Legislation | Industries | Ecosystems | California | United States | Los Angeles

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