News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
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 around dams. Read More
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. Read More
A small section of pathway in East Palo Alto connecting more than 80 miles of San Francisco Bay Trail opened Friday. The new trail is now open to the public. Read More
A small section of pathway in East Palo Alto connecting more than 80 miles of San Francisco Bay Trail will have a virtual opening Friday morning. The new trail will be open to the public following the event. Read More
BayREN is helping young people get green jobs while assisting the Bay Area in conserving energy through its association with the Rising Sun Center For Opportunity. Read More
The latest edition of updated San Francisco Bay Trail maps is now available. The nifty box set features 25 map cards with trail route descriptions on the back, a full fold-out map, index card, and one card listing audio tour locations. Read More
The latest issue of ESTUARY News explores climate adaptation activities in 12 counties around the Bay and Delta. View the new issue here. Read More
A new segment of the Bay Trail, the Albany Beach Bay Trail behind Golden Gate Fields in Berkeley/Albany, opened in May and has garnered praise in an article in the San Francisco Chronicle. Read More
This latest issue of the San Francisco Estuary Magazine celebrates the ambition of working on the watershed. Read More
The Bay Conservation and Development Commission will hold a webinar from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Tuesday, May 19, on its recently released Adapting to Rising Tides Bay Area report. Read More