The actions that Trump’s administration has promised would be devastating for people and wildlife in our country and globally. Fortunately, Save The Bay is ready to protect the progress we’ve made here, and to work with our many partners to help California maintain environmental leadership in the face of federal attacks.

Gov. Newsom has called a special legislative session to equip California’s government to limit the damage the Trump Administration can inflict. And Bay Area voters just passed important state and local ballot measures that will help build safe, healthy, and climate resilient communities.

We know the future will bring big challenges, but working together we can meet them – just as we have before. Inspired by these local victories and by Save The Bay’s decades of overcoming “impossible” hurdles, we’ll continue to protect and restore the Bay for people and wildlife.

This fall, vote to move these strategies forward through ballot measures that are good for our Bay and good for our climate. 

We must take bold steps to make the Bay Area more resilient, sustainable, and equitable.

In 2016, Save The Bay Action Fund led the effort to pass a first-of-its-kind parcel tax approved by Bay Area voters, that will raise $500 million over 20 years to fund critical Bay wetland restoration and flood protection projects. 

Since then, we have supported initiatives that enable local and regional agencies to repair infrastructure, improve public transit, build affordable housing, and reduce pollution in the Bay. 

Faced with a rapidly changing climate, we remain committed to advancing real solutions at the federal, state, and local levels.