Spring Migration with Rich Stallcup Part 2
This is Part 2 of our look at places to see birds during their Spring Migration.
State of the Estuary Conference 2009
There’s a big conference held every couple of years which brings together people and organizations who focus on protecting and restoring San Francisco Bay.
Summer Service Days
Summer is a wonderful time to volunteer. Here’s what one organization in Northern California is doing to encourage volunteerism.
Suspension of Work Order
For many years a great deal of the money for environmental work in California has come from voter approved bonds.
Take Aways On Flood Control 2.0 Regulatory Studies Ideas for Improving Multi Benefit Flood Control Projects Planning Process
This is another report in our ongoing series about Flood Control 2.0.
Teaching the Basics of Environmental Science
Learning about the environment has been included high school curricula for years. But now one program is bringing environmental studies to the forefront of education in the Bay Area.
Volunteers and the National Wildlife Refuge System
the National Wildlife Refuge System comprises some 95 million acres in 545 refuges across the United States.
Volunteers and Wetlands Restoration
When you talk about environmental restoration, very often that work is done locally, by local volunteers.
Web of Life Part 2
This is Part 2 of our report on the relationship between San Francisco Bay and Canada’s Boreal Forest.
Weeding Can Be Fun
Part of the objective of our program over the last 23 years is to get all of us involved. One way to do that is to volunteer with a local wetland or creek restoration organization.
Wetland Concerns and Inspirations
This conversation took place with three colleagues at the San Francisco Bay Joint Venture.
What is Flood Control 2.0?
Bay Area environmental agencies and organizations are working together to design what they’re calling What is Flood Control 2.0.
What is Going On with SFBJV Conservation Delivery Chair Marc Holmes?
Marc Holmes is Director of The Bay Institute’s Bay Restoration Program.
What is the Role Sediment Plays in Our Environment?
My guest is Brenda Goeden, Sediment Program Manager with the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. Please join us as we talk about what an incredible resource sediment is and why it is so valuable to the health of the bay.
Where Has All the Sediment Gone?
This is a refrain being sung by many researchers as they contemplate a possible sediment deficit and how we can get it back.
Wildlife Corridors
To wildlife, corridors are important because they enable these creatures to move about for shelter, safety, and food.
More Featured Partners
Visiting the National Wildlife Refuge with Congressman Khanna’s Office
Headquartered in Fremont, CA, the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) is an oasis in a densely populated urban center – the San Francisco Bay. The NWR provides 30,000 acres of habitat for millions of migratory birds along the Pacific Flyway and endangered species, such as the California Clapper Rail and Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse,
Introducing our new JV Management Board Members
The SFBJV has undergone many transformations since August 2023, with a new Coordinator, Management Board Chair & Vice Chair, and 12 new Management Board members. The Management Board guides the work of the JV, ensuring that our partnership is achieving the 2022 Implementation Strategy goals. We are incredibly grateful for the support and leadership from
Beth Huning, San Francisco Bay Joint Venture Coordinator 2001 – 2018, Inducted into California Waterfowler’s Hall of Fame
It is with great joy that we celebrate Beth Huning’s induction into California Waterfowler’s Hall of Fame. The California Fish and Game Commission established the Waterfowler’s Hall of Fame in 1999 to recognize leaders for their significant contributions to protecting waterfowl and their habitats across California. The 2023 inductees also include Daniel P. Connelly, Joseph
DC Debrief: Migratory Bird Joint Venture Fly In 2024
The DC “Fly In” occurs at the beginning of each calendar year and is organized by the Association of Joint Venture Management Boards to advocate for funding and support of the Migratory Bird Joint Venture Program (MBJV), a tri-national program with 23 habitat and three species Joint Ventures. During the week of March 4th, 2024,
20 years later, a loving farewell to Sandra Scoggin
On June 7, 2023, the SFBJV community came together to celebrate, bid farewell, and thank Sandra Scoggin for her 20 years of service to the JV, and to acknowledge her nearly 30 years in wildlife conservation. Several partners highlighted Sandra’s accomplishments and leadership, speaking to her dedication, hard work, kind and inclusive leadership style, and
Jeff McCreary Honored with the Bruce Wolfe Spirit of Conservation Award!
On Friday, October 14th, the San Francisco Bay Joint Venture (SFBJV) awarded Jeff McCreary the Bruce Wolfe Spirit of Conservation Award. This award recognizes individuals and organizations who are significantly advancing wetland habitat conservation in the Bay Area. Jeff’s dedication to the mission of the San Francisco Bay Joint Venture (SFBJV) includes chairing both the