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Save the Bay: State, Federal Agencies Affirm Salt Ponds Threatened by Development Are Part of San Francisco Bay

Save the Bay: Redwood City Council Ignores Local and Regional Opposition, Votes to Encourage Massive Cargill Development in Bay

Save the Bay: Congresswoman Jackie Speier Announces Introduction of San Francisco Bay Improvement Act of 2010

Save the Bay: 92 Elected Officials Tell Redwood City Council to Oppose Massive Cargill Development in San Francisco Bay

Save the Bay: Come Out and Garden... In your Wetlands! Save The Bay Seeks Hundreds of Volunteers to Plant 25,000 Seedlings this Winter

Save the Bay: Bay Area Environmental Leaders Strongly Oppose Any Development on Redwood City Salt Ponds

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Launches Campaign to Eliminate Plastic Bag Pollution in California

Save the Bay: Save The Bay and HeadCount Announce Alliance

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Expands Bay Wetland Restoration Program

Save the Bay: Get Your Hands Dirty and Fight Global Warming: Save The Bay Seeks Hundreds of Volunteers to Plant 20,000 Native Wetland Species this Winter

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Named Nonprofit of the Year by ACG

Save the Bay: San Jose Becomes Save The Bay's First Partner for Ambitious "Cities Keep It Clean" Program

Save the Bay: Governor signs landmark bill for restoring San Francisco Bay

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Names 23 Bay Trash Hot Spots That May Violate Federal Clean Water Act

Save the Bay: Save The Bay teams up with DHL and the San Francisco Giants to raise awareness about Bay pollution

Save the Bay: Poll Finds 7 in 10 Redwood City Voters Want Voice on Open Space

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Creates Ambitious "Cities Keep It Clean" Agenda to Reduce Pollution - One of the Biggest Threats to the Bay

Save the Bay: Open Space Vote Initiative Empowers Redwood City Voters to Protect Precious and Limited Open Spaces from Inappropriate Development

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Plants 100,000th Native Seedling in Effort to Restore 100,000 Acres of Healthy Bay Wetlands

Save the Bay: Give Back to the Bay: Save The Bay Seeks Hundreds of Volunteers to Plant 30,000 Native Wetland Species this Winter

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Names Ten of the Worst Bay Trash Hot Spots

Save the Bay: Save The Bay Projects Cost of Restoring Bay Wetlands at $1.3 billion

Save the Bay: Save The Bay teams up with DHL and The San Francisco Giants to raise awareness about trash in the Bay

Save the Bay: Save The Bay and NOAA team up with local universities to restore dwindling native oyster and eelgrass populations to the Bay

Save the Bay: Heal The Bay Announces Beach Report Card With Grades For California’s Best And Worst Beaches

Save the Bay: Local students and Save The Bay celebrate Resotre America's Estuaries' 500th project with NOAA community-based restoration program

Save the Bay: Calling all gardeners: Please bring your green thumb to restore the San Francisco Bay shoreline this winter

Save the Bay: Restoration of 300 acre former salt pond to tidal marsh creates vital habitat for endangered wildlife

Save the Bay: PG&E partners with Save The Bay to help restore three wetland habitats

Save the Bay: Save The Bay names top trash hot spots around the Bay

Save the Bay: Bay beaches benefit from state budget

Save the Bay: Former busines strategy consultant brings valued experience to Save The Bay

Save the Bay: Flushed or trashed medicine poses risk to the Bay

Save the Bay: Telephone poll reveals what voters think of first when the Bay is mentioned: pollution

Save the Bay: Pollution from Bay Area residents' homes, cars and neighborhoods threatens San Francisco Bay

Save the Bay: Local students focus on environment at Bay shoreline in Oakland to answer Martin Luther King, Jr.'s call to serve

Save the Bay: Calling All Gardeners: Please Green Your Thumb this Winter by Planting Along the San Francisco Bay

Save the Bay: Save The Bay names three new members to Board of Directors

Save the Bay: San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission celebrates 40th anniversary

Save the Bay: Redwood City students given opportunity to interact with San Francisco Bay through "Canoes In Sloughs" program

Save the Bay: Save The Bay recognized for education and outreach programs

Save the Bay: Save The Bay supplements on-the-water education programs with launch of The Bay Classroom website and online Watershed Curriculum

Save the Bay: U.S. Navy agrees to clean up toxic legacy at Moffett Field Wetlands

Save the Bay: 2.5 billion gallons of Bay water saved from potential mercury contamination

Save the Bay: Save The Bay and East Bay Municipal Utility District partner to reduce pollution in San Francisco Bay
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