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2026 eNewsletters
August, Volume 2
Recent conservation victories in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties, membership social and advocacy updates, last chance to protect crucial environmental regulations, carbon vault beneath our feet, a regional roadmap for responding to rising seas, and much more!
August, Volume 1
No AI centers on our public lands, Member Social and Advocacy Updates on August 30th, fight tyranny and save our oceans, extreme bird watching, building legacy together, and much more!
July, Volume 2
Donate today to defend wildlands, building for wildfires, meet our 2026 Guardians of Nature honorees, basic/wilderness first aid course, how and when we adapt to sea level rise matters, comment letters, hikes roundup, committee meetings, and much more!
July, Volume 1
Meet our 2026 Guardians of Nature honorees, hunting for plastic nurdles using citizen science, donate to defend wildlands, basic/wilderness first aid course, how and when we adapt to sea level rise matters, comment letters, committee meetings, and much more!
June, Volume 2
2026 Guardians of Nature Benefit, old-growth redwoods in Loma Prieta, San Jose data centers, Baylands Specific Plan Project Final Environmental Impact Report, comment letters, hikes roundup, upcoming committee meetings, and much more!
June, Volume 1
Join a local team to shape sea level rise solutions in your city, the 2026 Guardians of Nature Benefit is September 25th at 6:00 pm, the next Forest Protection Forum is June 22nd at 4:00 pm, Rising Groundwater, Mobilization of Contaminants, and Environmental Justice, comment letters, upcoming meetings, and much more!
May, Volume 2
Survey and yes on Santa Clara County Measure D, primary election endorsements, Arbor Day in Mountain View, Executive Committee candidates, potential damage from Redwood Life megaproject, hikes roundup, committee meetings, comment letters, and more!
May, Volume 1
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 forum, comment letters, committee meetings, and much more!
April, Volume 2
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 from space, comment letters, upcoming committee meetings, and much more!
April, Volume 1
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!
March, Volume 2
Urge local leaders to support cleaner heating and cooling, beautiful burned forests, mixed PFAS increases endocrine disruption risks for women, hikes roundup, committee meetings, community events from Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful, and much more!
March, Volume 1
Understanding the need for sea level rise adaptation presentation, nature's hidden climate heroes, POST purchases ranch above Coyote Valley, Forest Protection Forum, BCDC planning essentials webinar series, hikes roundup, committee meetings, and much more!
February, Volume 2
Cemetery would ruin Coyote Valley's valley, integrating climate resilience in City of San Mateo zoning code update, BCDC Planning Essentials webinar series, Redwood Shores Flood and Sea Level Rise Protection projects, committee meetings, comment letters, hikes roundup, and much more!
February, Volume 1
Loma Prieta outings love connections, Heritage Oaks Cemetery threat to Coyote Valley, new Cupertino City Team, Palo Alto City Council wrestle with artificial turf, SAFER Bay Project draft environmental impact report, committee meetings, hikes roundup and much more!
January, Volume 2
Thanks for voting in Chapter elections, soil and regenerative agriculture, forests on an overheating planet, Redwood Shores Sea Level Rise Protection Project, join the Bay Alive Campaign, housing in California is expensive, Loma Prieta Chapter organizational chart, protecting the O'Keefe Open Space Preserve, immersive I love nature activity books, 2026 backpacking course, and much more!
January, Volume 1
Quiet crisis facing oaks, the power of Bay advocacy, forests on an overheating planet, community power vs. warehouse pollution, hikes roundup, committee meetings, and much more!