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Save The Bay’s Community-Based Restoration (CBR) Programs gives your class an opportunity to participate in hands-on restoration of San Francisco Bay habitats. While they're getting their hands dirty, students will learn about the ecology of wetland habitats, the role of native plants in a healthy ecosystem, and the current issues affecting the health of the Bay.

Led by Save The Bay instructors, students help to restore wetland habitat by:

• planting native plants
• removing non-native weeds
• collecting native plant seed
• propagating and transplanting seedlings in our native plant nurseries
• participating in shoreline cleanups

Save The Bay offers restoration programs at sites all around the Bay:

• Bair Island in Redwood City
• Eden Landing in Hayward
• Marin Islands National Wildlife Refuge and State Ecological Preserve
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Shoreline in Oakland
• San Francisquito Creek in Palo Alto
• Santa Venetia Marsh in San Rafael
• Schoolhouse Creek in Berkeley
• Tolay Creek in Sonoma

	School Year Programs Register your class for a program today, download the registration form here or contact Alicia Moore at (510)452-9261 x125 or by email at amoore@saveSFbay.org. Summer Programs 2008 Register your summer camp for a program today, download the summer registration form here.

Registration
To sign your class up for a restoration project, download the CIS/CBR Registration Packet or contact Alicia Moore, School Programs Coordinator, amoore@saveSFbay.org or (510)452-9261 x125.

Coordinator, at jgretz@saveSFbay.org or (510)452-9261 x109.