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Commission wants to recognize those who've protected the coast and ocean

The California Coastal Commission invites the public to submit stories and/or photos documenting how they've acted as a California Coastal Steward.

The commission is seeking inspirational or unique personal stories of how residents have taken action to care for and protect the coast and ocean.

Submissions can be posted on the website at www.coastforyou.org, and one entry will be chosen by the public to receive a "Coast Lover's Prize Package," including a framed Coastal Cleanup Day poster with art by Christopher Wormell and other items commemorating the coast.

The deadline is Aug. 1. The public will vote on the stories during August, and a winner will be announced in early September. Entries can also be e-mailed to coast4u@coastal.ca.gov or mailed to Coastal Steward Stories, California Coastal Commission, 45 Freemont St., Ste. 2000, San Francisco, CA 94105.

Entries must include a phone number, mailing address and e-mail address, if available.

The contest is in conjunction with the Coastal Stewardship Pledge, an online program of the commission that encourages residents to consider the impact of their activities on the coast.

For details about the contest, go to the website at www.coastforyou.org.