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Wetland Restoration is Working at Bay Point Regional Shoreline

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.
Emma Murphy at Sears Point

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Recent News

Habitat for Humans

Habitat for Humans

All people should have access to open space. But in some cases, even where those resources exist, they go underutilized. Here are some strategies to address that issue.

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Funding Restoration Efforts

Funding Restoration Efforts

This is Part 2 in our conversation with Mark Holmes, the director of The Bay Institute’s restoration program, and also a member of the San Francisco Bay Joint Venture Management Board.

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Flyway Festival

We always want to let you know about ways you can learn about your wetlands and the plants and wildlife that inhabit them.

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Flood Control 2.0 Implementation Project San Francisquito Creek

Len Materman, Executive Director of the San Francisquito Creek Joint Powers Authority discusses the challenges of reconnecting marshes with upstream sediment, while maintaining flood protection and environmental benefits over time. Visit FloodControl.sfei.org for a complete suite of tools available for flood control and environmental project managers. For more information: San Francisco Bay Joint Venture – www.sfbayjv.org San Francisco

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Flood Control 2.0 Implementation Project Lower Walnut Creek

Flood Control 2.0 Implementation Project Lower Walnut Creek

From single to multi-purpose flood control channel: join Paul Detjens, Senior Civil Engineer with the Contra Costa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District in discussing what the Flood Control 2.0 project brought to the ongoing Lower Walnut Creek Restoration Project. Visit FloodControl.sfei.org for a complete suite of tools available for flood control and environmental project managers.

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