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Fact Sheets, Brochures and Pamphlets

Fact Sheets and Brochures

• San Francisco Estuary National Estuary Program fact sheet, 2007
• San Francisco Estuary Project brochure
• Agricultural Drainage
• Aquatic Organisms and Wildlife (2.9MB PDF)
• Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan
• The CCMP: 14 Years Downstream
• CCMP: 10th Anniversary
• Dredging and Waterway Modification (2.4MB PDF)
• How We Use the Estuary's Water (2.6MB PDF)
• Land Use and Population (2.5MB PDF)
• Monitoring and Research (2.1MB PDF)
• Pollution (2.1MB PDF)
• Under Siege: Aquatic Invasive Species
• Sacramento-San Joaquim Delta (2.7MB PDF)
• San Francisco Bay-Delta Estuary (2.2MB PDF)
• Wetlands (2.6MB PDF)

Brochures and Pamphlets

• Estuarywise(*) A citizen's guide to pollution prevention in the home, garden, garage, boat, farm and community. Lists organizations and government offices involved in household hazardous wastes disposal and stormwater pollution control programs, plus a variety of reference materials. (24-page booklet, three-color, graphics, drawings) Free
• An Introduction to the Ecology of the San Francisco Estuary(*)Provides an overview of the Estuary, including its history, hydrodynamics, fish, wildlife, and habitats plus how human activity has impacted this ecosystem. (30-page booklet, two-color, graphics, drawings) First copy free; second copy available at cost ($2.00 if picked up, $4.00 if mailed; discount for multiple copies)
• LTMS: Status Report, July 1995 -- Accomplishments and Tasks Ahead(*) Summarizes regional dredging and disposal issues and presents the successes of LTMS (Long Term Management Strategy for Dredging) in addressing these issues. (1995) Free
• Improving Our Bay-Delta Estuary Through Local Plans and Programs: A Guidebook for City and County Governments(*) Explains why cities and counties must be part of efforts to restore and protect the Estuary and suggests policies and programs that can be incorporated into local planning and decision making. (1996) Free

How To Order:

We request donations for those items where a price is given to cover production costs. Make checks payable to "Friends of the San Francisco Estuary" and send to:

Friends of the San Francisco Estuary
P.O. Box 791
Oakland, CA 94604
Phone: (510)622-2465