Blog Articles

Loma Prieta Chapter members love our local open spaces and want to know about environmental threats to assets such as the Bay, which we are actively working to protect. Kayakers, paddleboarders, birdwatchers, and hikers enjoy the South San...

 On April 25th, the Loma Prieta Chapter’s Forest Protection Committee participated in a special Arbor Day tree-planting event and vendor fair organized by the City of Mountain View in honor of Earth Month. The event took place at beautiful...

 The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority (OSA) is requesting public input on the Coyote Valley Conservation Areas Master Plan (areas shaded yellow on the map above).  This plan will guide restoration, access, and management of Coyote...

Housing affordability and the housing debate, Redwood Life project is too huge, where does Santa Clara County water come from?, 2025 Chapter summary, wilderness first aid, sea level rise will impact each shoreline differently, forest protection...

Eric Brooks on Housing Affordability and the “Housing” Debate  Across the globe, housing affordability has surfaced as a defining public policy challenge. In cities like San Francisco, the combination of skyrocketing rents and displacement...

Last month, in our first article, we discussed why nature matters more than ever. This month we’ll focus on how sea level rise will impact each shoreline differently. Statewide flood projections don’t take local conditions into account. Local...

Chapter brunch social and award-winning film screening, pollution from fast fashion, Where Does My Water Come From presentation, join a Bay Alive local team to shape solutions in your city, basic/wilderness first aid course, Earth's plastic seen...

by Aimee Chen, Environmental Stewardship Program member, Saratoga High School Junior Last week, I went to watch the RiverBlue documentary during one of the Environmental Stewardship Program sessions. My mom was interested as well, so...

Join a Bay Alive Local Team to Shape Solutions in Your City!  Sea level rise planning is getting started in several Loma Prieta Chapter communities and the Bay needs your help ensuring its natural ecosystems and community members are...

Earth Month, comment on Bay Area air quality, healthy Bay ecosystems, BCDC planning essentials webinar, support cleaner heating and cooling, learning to celebrate severe forest fires, hikes roundup, committee meetings, comment letters, and much more!