Sfestuary.org Website Review

Sustain and improve the Estuary’s habitats and living resources Adapted from Artesian Slough 2 Bolster the resilience of Estuary ecosystems, shorelines and communities to climate change Improve water quality and increase the quantity of fresh water available to the Estuary Check inside to read about the progress we’re making with our partners on priority actions for the Estuary, such as creating homes for our native Olympia oysters, an inventory of Bay transition zones, and more.  The Wetlands Regional Monitoring Program is engaging stakeholders from a broad range of restoration-related backgrounds and expertise to develop a regional monitoring program plan for tidal wetlands in the San Francisco Bay Area. This program plan will help local, regional, state, and federal agencies evaluate the effectiveness of efforts to restore tidal marsh habitat, and track the condition of existing This new website, developed by San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission and the San Francisco Estuary Institute, will help Bay Area local governments and communities access interactive maps of current local flood risks due to sea level rise and storms. These maps highlight what the Bay Area could look like without implementing local and regional plans to minimize those risks. They also will help inform and empower Bay Area citizens to connect with ongoing efforts and community organizations working to minimize those The San Francisco Estuary Partnership is a collaborative regional program of resource agencies, non-profits, citizens, and scientists working to protect, restore, and enhance water quality and fish and wildlife habitat in and around the San Francisco Bay Delta Estuary. Working cooperatively, we share information and resources that result in studies, projects, and programs that improve the Estuary and mudslides and debris flows regardless of El Niño; Groups call on state to protect wetlands from Trump rollbacks; It was the ‘land of