The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has developed a proposed policy that would give landowner credit for pre-listing voluntary conservation actions for at risk species. Click here for more information on the draft policy.
Continue ReadingSAN FRANCISCO BAY JOINT VENTURE – BULLETIN WHAT DO ALL OF THESE PROJECTS HAVE IN COMMON? … Breuner Marsh SF Bay Living Shorelines Hamilton Wetlands Yosemite Slough South Bay Salt Ponds Invasive Spartina Treatment Sears Point Bahia Napa Sonoma Marshes Haire Property Acquisition Lower Redwood Creek … THEY WERE ALL […]
Continue ReadingBay, Coast, and Ocean Community, Angel Azul is a wonderful meeting of art, culture, science, and environmental activism aimed at preserving our coral reefs. This event will feature a discussion with the film’s Director/Producer Marcelina Cravat, Dr. Sylvia Earle, and possibly other guests. Register now for this great show. Your $10 ticket includes 1 drink […]
Continue ReadingAn E&E Publishing Service APPROPRIATIONS: Controversial cuts, riders expected as House subpanel votes on EPA, Interior spending (Tuesday, July 8, 2014) Jean Chemnick, E&E reporter Congress’ annual tug of war over funding the Interior Department and U.S. EPA will push off this week with a House Appropriations subcommittee markup that is unlikely to lead to stand-alone […]
Continue ReadingClick here to view the agenda for the State Coastal Conservancy Teleconference Board Meeting to be held on July 16th, 2014.
Continue ReadingJULY NEWS from the Bay Area Climate & Energy Resilience Project — A project of the Joint Policy Committee with funding from the JPC, the Kresge Foundation, and the San Francisco Foundation July 3, 2014 1. We’ll start with the bad news for our project. Aleka Seville, who has been such a valuable […]
Continue ReadingCheck out the Mid Year Report from the Richmond Bay Trail at the link below: Richmond Bay Trail Mid Year Report PDF
Continue ReadingRead the Estuary News for June 2014 here!
Continue ReadingESA Connects is quarterly newsletter to inform clients, teaming partners and friends about the latest work that matters, integrated solutions, regulatory and funding updates, and our growing team of experts. ESA is a leading environmental science and planning firm committed to the principles of sustainability. We specialize in environmental and community planning, ecosystem restoration design, […]
Continue ReadingThe June issue of Estuary News tackles new science on steelhead and mercury in restored salt ponds and screening irrigation intakes to protect endangered sturgeon. It explores options for getting more sediment to North Bay restoration sites, controlling invasive chamomile, and adapting to climate change on the ground. It also drills down into the details […]
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