August is National Make-A-Will Month. For many busy Americans, this yearly reminder is just the motivation they need to finally sit down and create their will or update an existing ...
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 ...
In 2016, Save The Bay staff and volunteers celebrated the incredible achievement of outplanting 100,000 plants. Of that massive number, 70,560 were tiny sprigs of rhizomatous wetland species planted into ...
If you’re a Bay Area native and watch hockey, there’s no question you are a fan of the San José Sharks. The Sharks are a long-beloved team with deep roots ...
Save The Bay is proud and grateful to be a longtime grant recipient of Bank of America. We are thrilled to recognize the company’s dedication to environmental stewardship, and contributions ...
Though you mostly can’t see it, cities have been carefully designed to keep us safe from stormwater when it rains. Miles of underground pipes, pumps, and catch basins route water ...
One of Save The Bay’s strategies for building a cleaner, healthier, more resilient Bay Area is advocating for state policies that can make an impact in our region. We have ...
Spring is a time of abundance. The flowers are in full bloom, the bees are buzzing and the birds are calling en mass at all hours. This spring, like last, ...
February 2nd is internationally recognized as World Wetlands Day. World Wetlands Day is celebrated to raise awareness about the importance of wetlands, their fragility, and our responsibility to advocate for ...
