Published: April, 2001 The 103' west coast square-rigger, HAWAIIAN CHIEFTAIN, will be back in the San Francisco Bay, sailing in under the Golden Gate Bridge on March 14, 2001 after spending the winter in southern California. The ship is a replica of a 1790’s northern European trading vessel. From November through March each year she […]
By Deb Self Published: February, 2012 In the not-too-distant future, Sausalito and Marin City streets could be underwater twice a day. High tides could regularly overflow onto San Francisco’s Embarcadero. Around San Francisco Bay, storm drains will run in reverse, with salt water backing up in low-lying communities. Frequent flooding in winter will be the […]
By Mallory Johnson Published: April, 2015 The San Francisco Bay-Delta estuary supports a diverse array of native aquatic plant and animal species, including Chinook salmon, sturgeon, smelt, steelhead and other native fishes that depend on freshwater flow from our rivers into the estuary. However, 150 years of altering the estuary by reducing natural flows […]
