Our Key Priorities for Sea Level Rise Resilience
 

Protect Nature as a Critical Public Asset		Prioritize for Sustainable, Nature-based Solutions		Ensure Equity in Planning, Investment, and Outcomes		Promote Regional Coordination

The San Francisco Bay is a vital asset that we all share. Wherever we live in the Bay Area, we all have a stake in what happens to it.

The San Francisco Bay is an enormously complex and important ecosystem. It is the largest estuary on the west coast of the continental U.S., and is considered to be an estuary of international significance.

Bay experts believe sea level rise - and how our region responds - is the single greatest overarching threat to the San Francisco Bay. The health of our communities, our wildlife, and our Earth depend on urgent action not only to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, but also to adapt to climate-driven threats with resilient solutions.

Join us to help protect our living shorelines and vulnerable communities! Learn more about us.

Bay Alive Campaign Projects

	Regional Shoreline Adaptation Plan		OneShoreline Offshore Barrier (Burlingame / Millbrae)		Newark Area 4 Development Projects (Newark / Fremont)

	Priority Conservation Areas		Ravenswood Business District Specific Plan (East Palo Alto)		Point Molate Development Project (Richmond)

	Nutrient Pollution Reduction		Redwood Life Development (Redwood Shores)		Highway 37 (Solano County)

	Groundwater Rise and Contamination		Moffett Park Specific Plan (Sunnyvale)		Delta Protection