Coalition of public and private agencies, conservation groups,
development interests, and others to restore wetlands and
wildlife habitat in San Francisco Bay watersheds and along the
Pacific coasts of San Mateo, Marin and Sonoma counties.
Works to define environmental problems, advance public debate
about them through sound science, and support consensus-based
solutions that improve environmental planning, management, and
policy development.
Nonprofit organization that uses education and litigation to
protect the San Francisco Bay from pollution and adverse
shoreline development, restore habitat and secure strong policies
to re-establish 100,000 acres of wetlands.
Largest and oldest grassroots environmental organization in the
United States, with 13 chapters in California and one chapter in
each of the other 48 states.
International nonprofit concerned with the preservation of
biodiversity and the protection of endangered species, purchases
land to set up private reserves and provides consultation for
private owners interested in environmentally sound land
management
Nonprofit, impartial organization whose mission is to create a
better understanding of water resources and foster public
understanding and resolution of water resource issues through
facilitation, education and outreach.
Group of water purveyors, environmentalists, agriculturalists,
business leaders, city and county governments in Sacramento, El
Dorado and Placer counties. Aims to secure the future of the
Sacramento region’s water supply to the year 2030; conserve
municipal and industrial water use, and protect fish and other
public trust assets in the lower American River.
