You don't have to paddle the whole 225-mile San Francisco Bay Water Trail like our friends at Point Reyes Adventure Co. to have a good time on the water! With over 50 trailheads to chose from around the Bay, there's something for everyone. sfchronicle.com/outdoors/artic…

Don't miss our webinar on MONDAY, 3/17, all about the 2024 Climate Bond (Prop 4) and funding opportunities. See you there!

Don't miss our 2024 Climate Bond (Prop 4) webinar TODAY (3/17) at noon! Conservancy staff will provide an overview of our Climate Bond funding, our priorities, and how to apply for Conservancy grants. scc.ca.gov/climatebond

Missed our Climate Bond (Prop 4) webinar on Monday? The slides and recording are here: scc.ca.gov/2025/02/04/cli…

💡 Wetlands need sediment and soil to survive rising seas — so let’s reuse them! BCDC’s SWAP Action Plan helps restore wetlands by repurposing dredged sediment & excess construction soil instead of wasting it. 🌍 #ClimateResilience #BayArea #BCDC #SanFranciscoBay #Wetlands

CA is getting 2024 Climate Bond wildfire resilience funds to on-the-ground projects quickly! Our grant application process is up and running for wildfire funds, sea level rise, and coastal resilience projects. Visit scc.ca.gov/grants/ to apply. 🌲🌊🦦 gov.ca.gov/2025/04/14/gov…

We've got two great opportunities to join our team! Join us as an Associate Accounting Analyst or Staff Counsel to help protect and restore the California coast, expand public access to it, and build climate resilience. Learn more at scc.ca.gov/category/job-o…

Join us May 21 for a webinar on accessing our wildfire resilience funding from the 2024 Climate Bond! scc.ca.gov/wildfirefunding

If you work on San Francisco Bay’s shoreline, join us for a webinar May 12 with state and federal agencies that support work to address coastal flood risk and related shoreline resilience. There will be short presentations by agencies and time for Q&A. scc.ca.gov/sfbayfunding

Our 2026 Sea Otter Recovery Grants RFP is now open! Closing July 25. scc.ca.gov/2025/04/24/sea…

🦌🐟 Big news! CalTrout acquired 175 acres along the Elk River thanks to funding from State Coastal Conservancy & ConservationAlliance. A parcel will be returned to Wiyot Tribe. The acquisition helps buffer against climate change impacts like harsh flooding. Times-Standard: times-standard.com/2025/04/24/cal…

Don't miss our upcoming regional office hours to help people develop applications for Climate Bond funding! More info at scc.ca.gov/climatebond

Don't miss tomorrow's Secretary Speaker Series featuring Asian American Pacific Islander leaders: - Dr. Rod Fujita, Senior Scientist and Director, Ocean Innovations, Environmental Defense Fund - Harriet Lai Ross, Director of Regulatory Affairs, San Francisco Bay Conservation and

See front page SF Chronicle article today highlighting the resilience of native oysters and restoration sites led by the Coastal Conservancy and partners! sfchronicle.com/climate/articl…

If you work along California’s coast and estuaries, join us for a webinar with state and federal agencies that work to address coastal flood risk and related shoreline resilience. Wed, Jun 18, 2025 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM events.gcc.teams.microsoft.com/event/ec285bf3…

We are hiring a Project Manager to help deliver the Great Redwood Trail! More at scc.ca.gov/grtajob. Final filing date is 7/12!

The RFP for our Explore the River grant program is open! These grants fund public agencies, tribes, and nonprofit organizations for programs to explore the Santa Ana River and its tributaries. Deadline Aug 1! scc.ca.gov/2025/06/20/exp…

The Southern California Wetlands Recovery Project’s Community Wetland Restoration Grant Program RFP is open! This program funds community-based restoration projects in coastal wetlands and stream corridors in Southern California. Info webinar 8/12! scwrp.org/community-wetl…

We are seeking qualifications for landscape architectural, environmental, and engineering services for detailed trail planning, environmental review, and permit applications for the Pedro Point Headlands segment of the California Coastal Trail in Pacifica. scc.ca.gov/2025/07/18/ped…

Too many communities across California, especially in historically underserved areas, have lacked safe, welcoming access to the outdoors. That’s why projects like the Point Molate Bay Trail extension are so important. Thanks to the leadership of East Bay Regional Park District, the City of Richmond,