Publications

Summer 2011 Newsletter

Fall/Winter 2011 Newsletter
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Read about Baykeeper's new initiative to control toxic industrial runoff into the Bay, recent legislative victories and threats to the Clean Water Act. We also provide an update on our Sick of Sewage Campaign and the cleanup of Suisun Bay's Ghost Fleet. Learn ten ways you can stay pesticide-free to help protect our waterways from contamination, and read about the threatened California red-legged frog. 

 

 

 

Summer 2011 Newsletter

Summer 2011 Newsletter
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Read about Baykeeper's latest work to reduce sewage spills. We also wrote about the upcoming America's Cup, our advocacy for sea level rise protections in the Bay, and our pilot program to study micro-plastics. You can also learn about sharks in the Bay, the salt marsh harvest mouse, and how you can help keep everyday chemicals out of the Bay.

 

 

 

2010AnnualReport

2010 Annual Report
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An overview of Baykeeper's work to protect the San Francisco Bay and its watershed from July 2009 to June 2010. Highlights include our successful initiatives to reduce sewage spills to the Bay; securing strong new controls on pollution carried to the Bay through storm water; winning an aggressive cleanup plan from the federal government to finally remove the toxic Ghost Fleet of Suisun Bay; and organizing a special effort to support Gulf Waterkeepers in response to the BP oil disaster.

The 2010 Annual Report includes donor listings and organizational financial data for July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010.

  

Fall 2010 NewsletterFall 2010 Newsletter
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Read in-depth coverage of our latest victory to clean up sewage spills in the Bay. We also wrote about the ongoing impacts of the BP oil spill in the Gulf and the implications of BP's mismanagement of the crisis. Ever wondered why rainwater is a source of pollution to the Bay? Check out our full-page diagram that explains how storm water becomes a pathway for Bay pollutants like trash, heavy metals and pesticides.

 

 

Spring 2010 Newsletter

Spring 2010 Newsletter
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Read about Baykeeper's latest work to protect the Bay, including tracking winter 2010 sewage spills to the Bay and filing twelve lawsuits to reduce sewage spills to the Bay. You can also learn about our work to improve oil spill policies for the Bay and monitor recreational use of the Bay.

 

 

 

2009 Annual Report2009 Annual Report
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An overview of Baykeeper's work to protect the San Francisco Bay and its watershed from July 2008 to June 2009. Highlights include successful initiatives to reduce sewage spills from two satellite systems in San Mateo County; helping limit storm water pollution by encouraging the use of low impact development techniques in cities around the Bay Area; and cleaning up abandoned boats in waterways across the state. We also secured important victories at the federal level to control the use of aquatic pesticides and limit the spread of invasive species.

The 2009 Annual Report includes donor listings and organizational financial data for July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009.

 

Fall 2009 NewsletterFall 2009 Newsletter
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Read about Baykeeper's latest successes to protect the Bay, including two recent settlements to reduce sewage spills from Burlingame Hills and Hillsborough. You can also learn about our recent victories to control aquatic pesticide spraying and abandoned boats in the Bay, as well as get ten tips for protecting the Bay in your household.

 

 

2008 Annual Report2008 Annual Report
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An overview of Baykeeper's work to protect the San Francisco Bay and its watershed from July 2007 to June 2008. Highlights include our successful initiatives to reduce sewage spills in San Mateo County; set the stage to force a cleanup of the decaying Ghost Fleet in Suisun Bay; and protect fish and marine wildlife from destructive power plants around the Bay and Delta – as well as our leadership role in responding to the catastrophic Cosco Busan oil spill of November 2007.

The 2008 Annual Report also includes donor listings and organizational financial data for July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008.