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The Estuary Partnership and Marin Audubon Society are working to enhance the habitat value of seasonal and tidal marshes at Bahia Marsh in Marin County, over a three-year period. We are growing and planting 40,920 native plants to help establish upland transition zones adjacent to the existing tidal wetlands. These plants will help create a more ecologically complete and resilient wetland habitat attractive to the federally-listed, endangered California clapper rail and salt marsh harvest mouse, and other wildlife. The seasonal and tidal wetlands, uplands, and transition zones will form an integrated network of habitats.