Note: these sources might have useful information for your presentation, but please do not restrict yourself to these pages.
Save the Bay
has information on
- Bay history
- Bay Nature (Plants, Animals, Habitats, Threatened, Endangered and Invasive Species))
- Bay Basics
- Bay Issues and Solutions
- Bay Activities
The Bay Institute
has a lot of information on the Bay, amongst others
The California Coastal Conservancy
has information on
San Francisco Bay Joint Venture
The Marine Science Institute
has information on
The San Francisco Estuary Institute
has information on
USGS
has, amongst others, information on
Bay Nature
has many superb articles on ecology of the San Francisco Bay, amongst others. Use the search feature to find the articles.
- Bird's Eye View of San Francisco Bay (2004)
- The Art of Restoration (2001)
- Four Threats to a Healthy Bay (2003)
- The Bay's Native Oysters: Still Hanging On (2007)
- China Camp: From the Bottom Up: The Tiny Bay Shrimp Makes History (2002)
- Between River and Bay: The Delta's Big Break (2003)
- Rivers in the Bay (2001)
- Towards a Healthy Bay: A 21st Century Challenge (2003)
- Heron's Head Park: Growing a Greenway in Hunters Point (2006)
- Palo Alto Baylands: The Call of the Rails (2002)
- Out in the Tules: The Freshwater Marsh of Coyote Hills (2004)
- South Bay Challenge: Reclaiming the Salt Ponds for People and Nature (2004)
- The Bay Trail comes of age (2002)
- Pacific Flyway (2002)
And here some more starting points:
Wetland links
Salt pond restoration resources and fact sheets
Bayland nature notes on a variety of wetland plants and animals
Primary productivity in the Bay
Audubon article on wetland restoration and oil spill
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