Wetland Restoration Is Working
In November 2020, Bay Point regional park reopened with new trails and enhanced habitat for native species that have been designed to withstand projected sea level rise. New picnic areas, restrooms, a drinking fountain, and a kayak launch site were also added. People need to connect outside in nature now more than ever. Check out this wetland restoration is working video we created with them in 2018. More information about the project can be found on the East Bay Regional Parks District website. You can find more of our videos on our media page.
Featured Partner: Marilyn Latta, Project Manager, State Coastal Conservancy (SCC)
Marilyn Latta has been working with the State Coastal Conservancy since 2008 in their San Francisco Bay Program and declares that she “loves participating in this kind of collaborative work to restore our incredible estuary.” More »
Featured Project: Terminal Four Wharf, Warehouse, and Piling Removal Project
Terminal Four is the largest derelict creosote wharf structure in San Francisco Bay, and removal has long been a regional priority in order to improve water Quality and removal hazardous marine debris and fill in this area of the Estuary. More »
Upcoming Deadlines
Comments due on the draft 2021 California Climate Adaptation Strategy by November 17
The Buzz
Comments due by Nov 5 on State Coastal Conservancy Coastal Access Project Guidelines
