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Bay Alive Campaign Honors Jeremy Lowe
The Bay Alive Campaign is thrilled to honor Jeremy Lowe with its first ever award for outstanding contribution to Bay resilience. When Jeremy is a contributor on a project in the Bay, our Bay Alive team breathes a sigh of relief. His integrity and reputation guarantee a project's credibility and success. When Jeremy is involved we know the best interests of the Bay and Bay communities are being represented.
Contact Bay Alive in the Loma Prieta Chapter
Join our Bay Alive Campaign Watchdog Network
Now that the Bay Area has approved region-wide guidelines for shoreline community sea level rise plans, it's up to all of us, at the grassroots, to help make sure that all of the local plans are the strongest they can be and developed as quickly as possible. Join our Bay Alive Campaign Watchdog Network!
Watch our sea level rise videos to learn the threats that come with sea level rise, what's at risk, and solutions we can use to adapt and protect the Bay.
Learn More About the Campaign
The Bay Alive Campaign is organized by Sierra Club Chapters located in the San Francisco Bay Area (Loma Prieta, San Francisco Bay, and Redwood Chapters) and Sierra Club California. The Campaign consists of a regional, Bay-wide thrust which is designed to influence regional agencies, and a local thrust which works with local entities around the Bay. The goal of both sides of the campaign is to promote the need to develop a collaborative and united approach to mitigating the damage to come from rising sea levels due to global climate change.
Why We Need the Wetlands
Credit: Michael Kerhin
Volunteer Creativity Raising Awareness
A local youth volunteer has found a fun way to expand his volunteer contributions and raise awareness around sea level rise impacts on birds and wildlife, through this awareness through artwork series. He has been drawing and painting San Francisco Bay shoreline birds and wildlife in their natural, wild habitats and is writing fun facts or quiz questions to accompany his artwork.
The Bay Alive campaign is funded through a bequest received by the Loma Prieta Chapter from the Rohloff Estate.