On April 24th, Save The Bay returned to Manny’s for Climate Conversations: Bay Area Strategies for Sea Level Rise, as part of SF Climate Week. This year’s program focused on ...
It’s easy to miss good news coming out of Washington, but tucked in among the recently passed government funding bills was a glimmer of hope for the health of the Bay. While the Trump ...
The Trump Administration recently released a proposal to dramatically rollback the longstanding protections that wetland areas receive under the 1972 Clean Water Act. This proposal follows a pattern of undermining ...
During the first Trump Administration, we persevered through what was at the time the worst assault on our environment and communities in recent history. But recent actions have shown that ...
The Bay Area has some of the most scenic highway drives in the country – with the Bay itself often the focal point. Over the past century, counties and the ...
The shoreline of San Francisco Bay is a special place where people gather to do all sorts of activities: hiking and biking, fishing, cultural and spiritual activities, photography, water sports, ...
In 1960, Save The Bay’s first major victory to protect the San Francisco Bay was to lead the effort to create a new regional agency called the Bay Conservation and ...
Last month, Governor Newsom signed a bill (SB 1053) that will finally ban all single use plastic bags from checkout counters at stores in California. This is great news for ...
Update: On September 22, Governor Newsom signed a bill (SB 1053) that will finally ban all single use plastic bags from checkout counters at stores in California. This is great ...
In the summer of 2022, people across the Bay Area were shocked to see the water of the Bay darken into a deep reddish-brown color. Not long after, dead fish ...
