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Help Cadence Protect the Heart of our Home
Why does San Francisco Bay need your support before the clock strikes midnight? We can’t put it better than Cadence: “The Bay needs our help because it’s getting polluted and creatures are endangered.”...
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Dedicated Teacher Takes Flight with Save The Bay: Introducing Jeff Sandler
Jeff Sandler: local teacher and Alaska Airlines tickets prize-winner! “Is this legit? Really? Is this all… kosher?” Like any gifted scientist, Jeff Sandler views great results with even greater...
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Solstice on the Shoreline
From the ancient Egyptians to the Ohlone living here in the Bay Area, many cultures experience winter as a powerful time of ritual, reflection, and renewal. The season officially begins Thursday,...
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Mice and Marshes: Protecting the Bay I Love
Arrowhead Marsh, taken by Jim Moyers I have loved salt marshes ever since I first stepped into one during a college wetlands class in Washington. I breathed in earthy scents. I felt mud squish beneath...
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Simple Moments, Lifelong Activism: Welcoming Nicole Schmidt to our Education...
I am excited to introduce myself as the new Restoration Education Specialist for Save The Bay. I am very grateful to be a part of a passionate and...
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Spooky Creature Features
It’s almost Halloween! What better way to get into the holiday spirit than to discuss those critters that seek to disturb and horrify us. These are four species that can be found around San Francisco...
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Save The Bay & Facebook: Bringing the Bay Area Closer Together
Facebook Interns Service Day at Bair Island San Francisco Bay is home to more than 7 million people and is the largest, most valuable estuary on the West Coast. Facebook’s headquarters is located right...
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Building a Better Bay Together
Every day, I’m grateful for the privilege of living and working in the Bay Area: its stunning views, natural wonders, vibrant cities and diverse communities. San Francisco Bay connects us all in one...
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$20 Million Closer to a Clean & Healthy Bay
Just after Labor Day, we asked you to join Save The Bay in the fight to secure additional funding for important Bay restoration projects in the Parks and Water Bond under consideration by the State...
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Facebook Intern Service Day at Bair Island – 100 days of work in one day!
Sunny skies greeted hundreds of Facebook interns as they poured onto the pathway leading to the three-acre restoration site at Bair Island. More than 350 enthusiastic volunteers were met by equally...
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Facing Down the Threat of Phytophthora
While Save The Bay is known primarily for policy and advocacy work, our restoration and education programs have grown immensely in the past twenty years. In addition to restoring the Bay’s wetland...
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Ecoliteracy: Are People Like Squashes?
An old zen tale Allow me to bend your ear with an old Buddhist fable. There once was an old monastery with a garden out back. One day, the head monk heard an assortment of shouting coming from the...
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Bay Alert! Urgent Action Needed: Give Today!
Trump’s EPA budget was leaked to the press. It’s bad news for public health and the environment, especially our Bay. Trump’s budget totally eliminates EPA’s San Francisco Bay program. While other bays...
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Welcome Silas, our new Restoration Project Specialist
Silas Ellison (far right) joins Save The Bay’s restoration team as a Restoration Project Specialist after a career driven by conservation and education efforts in the Bay Area. The imminent threat to...
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I’m Choosing People Over Politics
As we witness the official upheaval of our country’s leadership, I am ready to collaborate with anyone who, regardless of their political views, are trying to do the right thing for people,...
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Monitoring Marshes to Managing their Restoration: Welcome Katy Zaremba
Katy Zaremba has joined Save The Bay as the new Habitat Restoration Program Manager. She is pictured here at Eden Landing Ecological Reserve Whales Tail South Marsh in Winter 2012. My introduction to...
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Introducing Bay Day: PG&E Supports Inaugural Event to Celebrate Region’s...
OAKLAND — Part of what people love about the San Francisco Bay is its beauty. For many, it’s what drew them to the area and keeps them from leaving. PG&E’s Vanessa Vergara, a gas mapping...
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100,000 plants and counting
It’s hard to visualize what over 100,000 California native plants looks like. But it’s exciting to think of the habitat they will create when fully established at our restoration sites around the San...
View ArticleA special message from Save The Day
After years of hard work, Save The Bay has decided to expand our mission beyond the scope of San Francisco Bay. With new threats to the Bay like climate change, urban pollution, and promise of an...
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Measure AA for the Bay: Why Now?
On January 13, the SF Bay Restoration Authority voted to place a modest parcel tax on the June ballot that would bring dramatic benefits to the Bay Area. Over the past few months, my colleagues and I...
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