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Climate Influences on Day and Overnight Use at California State Beaches and Coastal Parks
State beaches and parks provide access to coastal environments for recreational activities that rely on access to the ocean, coastal climate, and scenic amenities. Approximately 46 million people visit state beaches in California annually, and another 20 million people visit other types of state par
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