WRMP
The WRMP is supported by a network of funders and partners, including government agencies, research institutions, and nonprofit organizations, who collaborate to advance wetland science, restoration, and resilience in the San Francisco Estuary.
The WRMP Approach to Partnership
The San Francisco Estuary’s shorelines span twelve counties and encompass huge variety in physical landscapes and environmental conditions. Along the shoreline, Bay Area communities experience coastal flood risk to infrastructure and ecosystems, restoration opportunities, and potential benefits provided by restored and enhanced wetlands. Effective implementation of the WRMP requires close collaboration with numerous organizations including local cities and counties, community non-profits, Tribal nations, regulatory agencies, and restoration practitioners. The WRMP is committed to building partnerships with these local organizations around the Bay Area to ensure all Bay-Delta Estuary residents have access to the benefits healthy tidal wetlands provide, including clean water, open space, reduced flood risk, cultural resources, and habitat for fish and other wildlife. This approach to partnership touches all aspects of our program including how we operate and collaborate, the information products we make, and the ways we communicate results.
The WRMP welcomes new partnerships with local organizations. Please reach out if you are interested in learning more: [email protected].
Implementing Entities
The WRMP works with a range of partners to collect monitoring data for the Program.
Supporting Entities
In addition to direct partnerships with implementing entities, the WRMP also coordinates with supporting entities that share their data with the Program. These data are not collected specifically for the WRMP, but are collected using comparable methods, and are shared with the WRMP so that efforts throughout the Estuary are complementary and not duplicative.
