This StoryMap covers the historical context of PCB contamination in San Francisco Bay, showcases recent monitoring data in an interactive map, and highlights remediation and prevention efforts that aim to reduce the movement of PCBs into the Bay.
General Updates
Capturing the Estuary: New LiDAR Data Collection Underway
Capturing the Estuary: New LiDAR Data Collection Underway by Miranda Melen | Aug 28, 2025A Milestone in Regional Data Collection This summer marks a major milestone in regional data collection as the WRMP, in partnership with the San Francisco Bay Restoration...
South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project Lunch and Learn on the WRMP
Learn how wetland managers across the Bay Area are collaborating to conduct monitoring at a regional scale to save on costs and gain greater understanding of the factors affecting wetland restoration success. Christina Toms of the Regional Water Quality Control Board...
Summer 2025 Newsletter
The Summer 2025 newsletter shares new reports on tidal marsh extent and wetland condition, a tidal wetland restoration data layer, monitoring updates, information on wetland education and workforce development programming, and more!
OG Fish Lab Blog Post: WRMP Eden Landing Trawls
Read a blog post from the Otolith Geochemistry & Fish Ecology Laboratory (OG Fish Lab) at UC Davis, highlighting the WRMP Eden Landing fish trawls.
Tidal Marsh Extent Webinar
The WRMP held a webinar on April 16, 2025 to discuss how we answered the question: How much tidal wetland do we have in San Francisco Bay?
Spring 2025 Newsletter
The Spring 2025 newsletter highlights a tidal marsh extent webinar, vegetation monitoring updates, alignment of indicators among programs, and more!
Esri Blog Highlights Baylands Habitat Map
Read a new Esri blog post highlighting the value of the Baylands Habitat Map: “Restoration Project Builds Climate Resilience in the San Francisco Bay.”
WRMP Featured in Maven’s Notebook
Read a Maven’s Notebook feature about the WRMP, “Quantum leap in collecting and unifying regional metrics on wetland health.”