Environmental News
S.F. Boardsailing Association Tracks Vanishing Access to the Bay
San Francisco Bay is the central feature of the Bay Area. Many development forces are at work that are reducing public access and raising prices to this magnificent recreational resource.
Catherine Breed Completes Record-Breaking Swim Down the California Coast
Mill Valley resident Catherine Breed has completed her 900-mile swimming expedition down the California coast.
When Sailing Monterey Bay You Sail Over 20,000 Octopuses
If you've sailed south to Monterey Bay or beyond, chances are you sailed above the world’s largest octopus nursery.
Baja Ha-Ha Founder Richard Spindler Comments on the Hurricane Season
Now retired from the Ha-Ha, Richard Spindler writes about his perspective on hurricane season after 31 years of leading the Baja Ha-Ha.
California Flare Disposal Event on October 24 and 25
California counties and agencies have partnered to create a Marine Flare Collection Event on October 24 and 25.
Trudy Follows Simon and Rachel — A West Coast Hurricanes Update
While Hurricane Simon has unloaded a drenching, Hurricane Trudy is the latest in a run of hurricanes lashing our southern neighbors.
Beer Can Season Ending, Blue Angels Flying, Simon Churning
Sailing conditions vary widely as you look along the west coast of the Americas. Make the best of what you've got!
Hurricanes Simon and Isaias Ready for Weekend Landings
It's late in the hurricane season, but right now there are three active storms heading for boating centers.
National Marine Manufacturers Association Advocates to Save Waterfront Access
The NMMA recently launched the Waterways Access Initiative.
Oakland Estuary Cleanup To Haul 16 Boats
Lind Marine has begun removing sunken boats from the Oakland Estuary as part of a NOAA marine debris-removal grant.
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