Resilience
Impacts from climate change, including prolonged drought and rising seas, jeopardize the health of all parts of the Estuary. Our work seeks to bolster the resilience of Estuary ecosystems, shorelines, and communities to climate change by: increasing resilience of tidal habitats and tributaries; increasing resilience of communities at risk; and promoting integrated, coordinated, multi-benefit approaches.
Operations and Maintenance of Horizontal Levees: Lessons from the Oro Loma Pilot Project
Transforming Urban Water Initiative Operations and Maintenance of Horizontal Levees: Lessons from...
Fairfield Suisun Sewer District Community Treatment Wetland
Transforming Urban Water InitiativeFrom Gray to Green ShorelinesFairfield-Suisun Sewer District...
PCA Awarded Projects
Priority Conservation Area Grant ProgramExplore the Storymap of previously awarded PCA projects...
San Francisco Bay Community-Led Tap Water Testing Report
Integrated Regional Water Management (IRWM) Program San Francisco Bay Community-Led Tap Water...
Wetland Migration Workshop
Transforming Urban Water InitiativeFrom Gray to Green ShorelinesWetland Migration Workshop The...
Regional Needs Assessment
Integrated Regional Water Management (IRWM) ProgramThis report can be downloaded by individual...
Regional Roundtable Workshops
Transforming Urban Water InitiativeFrom Gray to Green ShorelinesRegional Roundtable Workshops In...
Regulatory Pathways for NBS
Transforming Urban Water InitiativeFrom Gray to Green ShorelinesRegulatory Pathways for...
First Mile Horizontal Levee
Transforming Urban Water InitiativeFrom Gray to Green ShorelinesFirst Mile Horizontal Levee The...
Palo Alto Horizontal Levee Pilot Project
Transforming Urban Water InitiativeFrom Gray to Green Shorelines Palo Alto Horizontal Levee Pilot...
Project Map
Where are current resilience projects located?