Guest Posts

It’s time for another guest post! We are lucky to get a boater’s-eye view of our restoring tidal marshes from Jim Ervin, who writes a monthly nature blog for UC Davis, a summary of eyewitness observations from the boat used by UC Davis fish scientists as they cruise up and down the Coyote Creek and around Alviso marshes and sloughs trawling to monitor fish. Jim takes the photos and develops maps to track the outcomes of the university’s fish monitoring crew.

In my most recent blog post, I wrote about what habitat transition zones are, why these slopes rising from tidal marsh are important parts of our Restoration Project, and introduced Save The Bay’s vital role in making them ecologically rich areas of native plants that make more complete and compl

Hi Everyone! Donna Ball, Project Lead Scientist here. Dave is out in the field taking pictures of heavy machinery moving massive amounts of dirt (you’ve seen the pictures in his prior posts) or some such activity. While he’s away, I thought that I would hijack his blog to tell you about the upcoming Science Symposium. So, pull up a chair…

At long last, we have our very first guest post here at Salty Dave’s Wetland Weblog! There is an exciting story below, and I’m doing my best not to spoil it. But I can’t not mention up front how grateful I am for this authorial contribution — and even more for the actual event described in this piece: