Bay Area watersheds need a helping hand—yours
We all live in a watershed. At home, at work or at your child’s school, chances are that water is trickling and gushing underfoot, flowing into the San Francisco Bay.
Our watersheds connect us to each other and to the entire Bay Area. Everything we do—from mountaintop to marsh—affects our water and wildlife, our air and soil quality, our families and communities.
But our ties to local water resources have unraveled. Birds and fish have fled in the face of urban and industrial development. Shorelines sprout trash instead of grasses.
Join The Watershed Project in restoring the natural wonder of the San Francisco Bay—one creek, marsh and watershed at a time.
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We Found Everything Spring cleaning...the annual exercise of purging things that clutter our daily lives is normally associated with new beginnings and more room to grow. However, the process can sometimes lead to illegal dumping and large volumes of trash going to the landfill.
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Farming on the Half Shell This weekend, I am taking a trip to Tomales Bay. Not just to enjoy the bucolic hills of West Marin, but also to join a panel of highly enthusiastic and esteemed oyster aficionados to talk about the future of shellfish farms. Why should people care about tiny underwater creatures like oysters?
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When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it is attached to the rest of the world.”
John Muir
John Muir