California coastal wetlands network

Target entity: California coastal wetlands network
Context triple: [Malibu Lagoon, partOf, California coastal wetlands network]

• A. California coastal watersheds
  California coastal watersheds are the network of river basins and drainage areas that carry freshwater from coastal regions of California to the Pacific Ocean, supporting diverse ecosystems and human communities along the way.
• B. Humboldt Bay estuarine ecosystem
  The Humboldt Bay estuarine ecosystem is a biologically rich coastal wetland complex on California’s North Coast, supporting diverse marine, bird, and plant communities within its tidal bays, marshes, and islands.
• C. Sacramento Valley wetlands
  The Sacramento Valley wetlands are a network of seasonal and permanent marshes and floodplains in Northern California that provide critical habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife along the Pacific Flyway.
• D. California tidelands
  California tidelands are coastal and submerged public lands along California’s shoreline that are held in trust for the people and used for purposes such as navigation, fishing, recreation, and environmental protection.
• E. South Bay wetlands
  South Bay wetlands are a network of tidal marshes and mudflats along the southern end of San Francisco Bay that provide critical habitat for wildlife and help support regional biodiversity and flood protection.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: California coastal wetlands network
Target entity description: The California coastal wetlands network is a connected system of ecologically significant tidal marshes, lagoons, and estuaries along the California coastline that provide critical habitat, water filtration, and shoreline protection.

• A. California coastal watersheds
  California coastal watersheds are the network of river basins and drainage areas that carry freshwater from coastal regions of California to the Pacific Ocean, supporting diverse ecosystems and human communities along the way.
• B. Humboldt Bay estuarine ecosystem
  The Humboldt Bay estuarine ecosystem is a biologically rich coastal wetland complex on California’s North Coast, supporting diverse marine, bird, and plant communities within its tidal bays, marshes, and islands.
• C. Sacramento Valley wetlands
  The Sacramento Valley wetlands are a network of seasonal and permanent marshes and floodplains in Northern California that provide critical habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife along the Pacific Flyway.
• D. California tidelands
  California tidelands are coastal and submerged public lands along California’s shoreline that are held in trust for the people and used for purposes such as navigation, fishing, recreation, and environmental protection.
• E. South Bay wetlands
  South Bay wetlands are a network of tidal marshes and mudflats along the southern end of San Francisco Bay that provide critical habitat for wildlife and help support regional biodiversity and flood protection.
• F. None of above. chosen