The Wetlands Regional Monitoring Program (WRMP) Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are documents that describe data collection methods for the WRMP’s monitoring indicators. In some cases, the SOPs describe more than one data collection method for a given type of...
A KneeDeepTimes article, “Change Detection Made Easier with New Lidar Survey,” shares the significance of the 2025 WRMP estuary-wide lidar survey.
Catch up on fieldwork progress, read a profile about Donna Ball’s career and how she’s helped shape wetland science and restoration in the Bay, and more in the WRMP Spring 2026 newsletter.
The WRMP has launched full scale data collection of tidal wetlands around San Francisco Bay to answer key management questions that will enable more successful wetland restoration and more cost-effective permit driven monitoring.
The Winter 2025 newsletter shares exciting fieldwork progress, an interactive StoryMap on wetlands and flood risk reduction, and more.
This WRMP StoryMap communicates about flood risk in the Bay Area, community assets at risk in five areas, and the role of wetlands in flood risk reduction.
Read the KQED article, “Rising Tides Drive a Bay Area Push to Bring Back Vanished Marshlands,” about wetland restoration progress and the WRMP.
A Moment to Share Spearheading a session called "San Francisco Estuary Wetlands Regional Monitoring Program: Collaborative Science for Healthy Wetlands," the WRMP team and our many partners invite you to join us at the State of the Estuary Conference. A session on...
Read the 2025 Fall Newsletter to get up to speed on field monitoring, LiDAR data collection, the new Wetlands Profile tool in EcoAtlas, a new StoryMap on PCBs, and more.