Just south of San Jose in the Guadalupe River watershed sits the former New Almaden Mining District, once the largest mercury mine in the United States. The mine ran from 1846 to 1975 and produced 5% of the world’s mercury. It also produced a sticky, brittle waste...
Champions of green and sustainable streets have a new roadmap with the release of the Roadmap of Funding Solutions for Sustainable Streets, now posted on the Estuary Partnership’s website. The goal of the Roadmap is to identify specific actions that can be undertaken...
To see the benefits of Sustainable Streets in action, look no farther than Chynoweth Avenue in the City of San Jose. Originally intended as a major thoroughfare, Chynoweth Avenue is now too wide for its surrounding land use and has gained a reputation for speeding and...
The 2017 State of the Estuary Conference will be held October 10-11 at the Oakland Scottish Rite Center in Oakland. Every two years, the San Francisco Estuary Partnership brings a focus on the management and ecological health of the San Francisco Bay-Delta Estuary....
