Ecology & Biodiversity
San Francisco Bay is the largest estuary on the west coast of North America. An estuary is a body of water where the river meets the sea and estuaries are ... Read more
Native Nursery Tour
Save The Bay grows between 35-100 thousand plants every year for our restoration projects. This means that every year we get to watch plants move through the beginning of their ... Read more
Monitoring Restoration Sites
To restore transition zone habitat, Save The Bay first looks to existing examples of healthy transition zones nearby and gathers expert knowledge to determine which plant species to use. Modeling ... Read more
Ecosystem Explorer
In this video, you’ll be exploring the ecosystem of Alpine Pond in Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve with Nina from Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. And you’ll join Charlie from ... Read more
Young Botanist
Can art be science? How do we observe science, interpret it, and communicate it to others? Why is it important to share science with others? Students carefully observe plants and ... Read more
Watershed in Your Hands
What is a watershed? What land features surround the SF Bay? Do you live in a watershed? Students will be able to describe the major geographical features of San Francisco ... Read more
Community Clean Up
A lot of the trash we find in the Bay and oceans comes from the land. Our cities, roadways that connect them, and storm drains are responsible for a lot ... Read more