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The San Francisco Bay Trail will come into focus next month as Save The Bay invites the public to be part of the sixth annual Bay Day.

As state water supplies face challenges, the Sebastopol City Council voted this week to adopt the BayREN Water Upgrades $ave program, making it the first Bay Area city to enroll. With this program in

The Protect and Restore America’s Estuaries Act, a bill reauthorizing and expanding the National Estuary Program (NEP) was signed into law this week. The bill, which passed Congress with bipartisan

The Bay Area Regional Energy Network (BayREN) is looking at milestones achieved during 2020. During 2020, BayREN shifted to virtual trainings and workshops, and was able to provide more educational

Welcome to the Plan Bay Area 2050 newsletter! Here’s what is coming up this month... Happy New Year! Long-Range Planning Continues We would like to wish everyone across the Bay Area a Happy New Year

The San Francisco Estuary Partnership is taking stock of milestones achieved during 2020. Despite the challenges imposed by the pandemic, partnerships throughout the region brought results that serve

The Bay Area will get a preview of California’s future this weekend as “king tides” roll in. The gravitational tug of the moon and sun, not climate change, is responsible for the extreme tides. But

A sparkling, new shoreline public park near the Bay Bridge in Oakland was dedicated Wednesday, the project brought to fruition with help from the San Francisco Bay Trail and the Bay Area Toll

The latest issue of ESTUARY News is out and has a fishy focus: There is a summary of 12 years of research on the fish-friendly Yolo Bypass, and a profile of a man who has spent a lifetime helping fish

September 19 - 26 marks the annual National Estuaries Week aimed at drawing attention to the vital bodies of water locally and around the nation. Locally, look here for posts about the week. You can