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San Francisco Chronicle: Scores of Sea Lions Dying

Scores of sea lions dying Mammals washing ashore after eating food tainted by toxic algae By Peter Fimrite Nicole Boliaux / The Chronicle Veterinarian Geraldine Lacave uses a wooden board to block a California sea lion during a neuroscore exam to evaluate the cognitive brain function in another sea lion suffering from domoic acid poisoning […]

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Interior Sec. Jewell Issues Secretarial Order

Contact: Interior_press@ios.doi.gov WASHINGTON — U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell today issued a Secretarial Order directing the Department of the Interior and its bureaus to take timely actions to help address the effects of drought and climate change on California’s water supply and imperiled wildlife. “Long-term drought, fueled by climate change, has adversely affected […]

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2017 IEP Annual Workshop: Call for Poster Submissions

Call for Poster Submissions Deadline to submit abstracts: February 1, 2017   The 2017 IEP Annual Workshop Planning Committee is soliciting abstracts for poster presentations. The workshop will be held at the Lake Natoma Inn in Folsom, CA on March 1-3, 2017. A poster reception will be held Wednesday and Thursday (March 1-2) from 5:00 […]

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“The Bulletin” from San Francisco Bay Joint Venture for November 2, 2016

            THE BULLETIN              timely news from the SFBJV   The SFBJV celebrates 20 years of  protecting wetlands for wildlife (& people)   Original Board Members at first JV habitat restoration event – Oro Loma   On October 25, current and founding Management Board members, past chairs and other key supporters […]

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Release of Estuary Blueprint and Report on the Freshwater Starved Estuary from the San Francisco Estuary Partnership

The San Francisco Estuary Partnership has switched to MailChimp for occasional updates on the State of the Estuary and Bay Delta Science Conferences, and significant updates from our programs. We look forward to seeing you at the upcoming Bay Delta Science Conference Nov 15-17, 2016. Estuary Blueprint Released! After more than two years of planning and […]

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San Francisco Bay Joint Venture Bulletin Newsletter for August 31, 2016

            THE BULLETIN              timely news from the SFBJV   August 31, 2016 San Francisco Bay Joint Venture Project Tracking now part of EcoAtlas For more than a decade, inquiring minds wanting to know anything about wetland habitat protection, restoration or enhancement in the Bay Area, have been turning to […]

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Parrots, Pelicans, and People: Oh My! Film & Lecture Series on January 14, 2016

Judy Irving, director of documentary films The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill and Pelican Dreams, will join The Bay Institute and Aquarium of the Bay to look into the lives of parrots, pelicans, people, and other creatures as they struggle to survive in both urban and wild environments.  The evening will include clips from her films, a […]

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Endangered Species Return to Restored Salt Pond

Endangered species return to restored salt pond By Lisa M. Krieger, San Jose Mercury News — Two endangered species of animals — Clapper Rail and Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse — have returned to a nearly lifeless former salt pond in the southern San Francisco Bay, the first proof that the ambitious 30-year South Bay Salt Pond […]

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