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Announcements
Gift Ocean Restoration This Season
Help reverse climate change this season by giving the gift of kelp restoration! Over 75% of kelp forests in Santa Monica Bay have declined over the last 100 years. The Bay Foundation, with support from our partner SeaTrees, works to directly restore kelp forests and protect the health of our ocean. Every square foot of giant kelp you help restore creates critical habitat for hundreds of species and sequesters carbon! Learn more.
COVID-19 Update
To do our part and help reduce the spread of COVID-19, The Bay Foundation is following guidelines from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. Accordingly, all volunteer in-person events have been canceled through November. When possible, meetings or trainings will be held through virtual formats. Check our social media and website for the most up to date event info. For any questions regarding upcoming events, please reach out to us by phone or email. Thank you for doing your part to help flatten the curve. Stay safe, stay well.
Current Events
#BlackLivesMatter
The Bay Foundation stands in solidarity with the Black community in demanding justice and taking action against systemic racism. TBF is committed to recognize and confront racism in all aspects of our work. We acknowledge there is learning to be done to be a better ally with racial justice organizations working to make change right now.
Learn more and get involved here.
Twitter Feed
Our Watershed team is working hard this week to remove invasive iceplant for our Malibu Living Shoreline Project. It wouldn’t be possible without our amazing partners, the LA Conservation Corps! #fieldworkfriday pic.twitter.com/0MMdZq8Z9K
Seeking some holiday cheer that’s also #oceanpositive? Plant your tree under the sea by restoring giant kelp SeaTrees! A win for you, and a win for our ocean and local marine life. 🎁 sea-trees.org/collections/oc… pic.twitter.com/U51NooZ4y5
SoCal intertidal areas within Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) include Crystal Cove State Park and Cabrillo National Monument. Contribute to the #CaliforniaKingTides Project & share your photos during the "negative" low tides. #CaliforniaMPAs coastal.ca.gov/kingtides/ 📷:: ©Xynalia pic.twitter.com/7NvyvyLIQl
