When Save The Bay’s founders were confronted by proposals to dramatically fill in large portions of San Francisco Bay in the early 1960’s, they quickly recognized that protecting the Bay ...
Save The Bay connects students directly to San Francisco Bay through shoreline education programs. Students gain an understanding of Bay ecology and local wetlands, drawing on the connections between human ...
We grow many thousands of native plants each year. Spring in the Nursery is particularly busy with propagation just starting to prepare for planting in the winter. There are two ...
Martin has recently surpassed over 400 days volunteering with Save The Bay! We asked him to share some reflections and milestones of his time with us. My first day volunteering ...
Tucked in among the frenzy in Washington at the end of the year was a little-noticed item that will have a profound affect here in the San Francisco Bay. Just ...
If you found yourself on the coast during the last King Tide of 2022, you might have caught a glimpse into our swiftly approaching, climate change induced, future of higher ...
The Western Pygmy-Blue is one of the world’s smallest butterflies, and the smallest in North America, clocking in with a wingspan of only ½ – ¾ inch. That’s only about ...
Thanks to select State Senators, Assemblymembers, and Governor Newsom, this year’s state budget will allocate urgently needed resources to the State Coastal Conservancy.
Every year, Save The Bay’s Habitat Restoration Team engages thousands of volunteers to plant upwards of 20,000 native plants across the Bay Area to restore wetland transition zone habitat for ...
Bay Bits are part of OLO: Outdoor Learning Online. These short lessons are designed to give you a better understanding of our San Francisco Bay ecosystem and connect you to ...
