Colonial Waterbird Nesting Summary for San Francisco Bay, 2009
This report conveys the results of the 2009 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2009 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2010 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2011 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2012 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2013 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2014 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2016 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2017 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2018 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2019 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report conveys the results of the 2020 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
The San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory (SFBBO), USFWS Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge (Refuge), California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (HARD), East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD), USFWS Bay Delta Fish and Wildlife Of
From 2008 to 2014, SFBBO conducted a pilot study investigating the effects of oyster shell habitat enhancement on Snowy Plover nesting success. One hectare test plots were distributed on salt pond bottoms in Eden Landing Ecological Reserve (Eden Landing), Hayward, California.
This report conveys the results of the 2015 nesting waterbird monitoring program, led by the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.
This report serves as a data summary and coarse-scale assessment of waterbird and water quality monitoring efforts at Alviso, Eden Landing, Coyote Hills, Dumbarton, Mowry and Ravenswood pond complexes in the South San Francisco Bay.
The 30,000 acres of wetlands within the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge (Refuge) provide critical habitat for over one million waterbirds annually (Page et al. 1999, Warnock et al. 2002). These wetlands consist largely of tidal marshes and open water ponds.
The Santa Clara Valley Water District’s (SCVWD) Healthy Creeks and Ecosystems’ Environmental Enhancement Grant Program funded the planning and implementation of tidal marsh-upland transitional plant community restoration at former salt pond A6 (Figure 1 below).
Estuaries are among the most dynamic, complex, and biologically productive ecosystems in the world (Alongi 1998, Good 1999). Yet, they are also extremely vulnerable to human disturbance (Kennish 2002, Lotze et al. 2006).
This report serves as a data summary and preliminary, coarse-scale assessment of waterbird and water quality monitoring efforts at Coyote Hills, Dumbarton, and Mowry salt pond complexes in the South San Francisco Bay.