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Together we are more resilient to whatever changes come our way. Regardless if the change is a global pandemic, catastrophic wildfires, the state’s 30×30 goal, or $400 million in new funding, TOGETHER Bay Area is ready to learn, coordinate, and act. Learn more about TOGETHER Bay Area and the impact we’ve had and what’s ahead here. Become a member today!
Members
TOGETHER Bay Area members are nonprofits, public agencies, Native tribes and groups, state & federal agencies, and mission-aligned businesses. They work in the 9 counties of the SF Bay Area plus Santa Cruz County. They are on-the-ground implementers with programs and projects that make a tangible impact on the land and in their communities.
Nonprofits, Native Tribes & organizations, Mission-aligned businesses, and Local public agencies
- Alameda County Resource Conservation District
- Amah Mutsun Land Trust
- Association of Ramaytush Ohlone
- Audubon Canyon Ranch
- Bay Area Ridge Trail Council
- Bull Valley Agricultural Center
- California Academy of Sciences
- California Invasive Plant Council (Cal-IPC)
- California Mountain Biking Coalition
- Civicorps
- Coastal Policy Solutions
- Coastside Land Trust
- Conservation Corps North Bay
- East Bay Municipal Utility District
- East Bay Regional Park District
- East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy
- Golden Gate Bird Alliance
- Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
- Grassroots Ecology
- Green Foothills
- HANA Resources, Inc.
- John Muir Land Trust
- Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation
- LandPaths
- Land Trust of Napa County
- Land Trust of Santa Clara Valley
- Land Trust of Santa Cruz County
- Marin Agricultural Land Trust
- Marin Conservation League
- Marin County Bicycle Coalition
- Marin County Parks
- Marin Municipal Water District
- Marin Open Space Trust
- Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District
- Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area
- Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District
- Native Sage Environmental Consulting
- Peninsula Open Space Trust
- Petaluma River Park Foundation
- PlaceWorks, Inc.
- Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
- Redwood Coast Land Conservancy
- Salted Roots
- San Francisco Bay Trail
- San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
- San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department
- San Jose Conservation Corps
- San Mateo County Parks
- San Mateo Resource Conservation District
- Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department
- Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority
- Santa Cruz County, Parks, Open Space & Cultural Services
- Santa Cruz Mountains Trail Stewardship
- Save Mount Diablo
- Save the Redwoods League
- Sempervirens Fund
- Sogorea Te’ Land Trust
- Solano Land Trust
- Sonoma County Ag + Open Space
- Sonoma County Regional Parks
- Sonoma Land Trust
- Sonoma Resource Conservation District
- Stillwater Sciences
- Student Conservation Association (SCA)
- Sustainable Agriculture Education (SAGE)
- Tamien Nation
- The Field Semester
- The Trust for Public Land
- TOPO Collective
- Tri-Valley Conservancy
- Valley Water
- WRA, Inc.
- YES Nature to Neighborhoods
State & Federal Agencies
We welcome state and federal agencies who manage and steward land to participate in TOGETHER Bay Area. S&FA members do not participate in TOGETHER Bay Area’s advocacy program nor serve on the board. Membership is by individual administrative units (i.e., NPS East Bay, GGRNA), not the entire agency (i.e., NPS), so that we allow for different administration units to decide what is best for them and their budget.
S&FA members are:
- Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail – National Park Service
- Golden Gate National Recreation Area – National Park Service
- Rosie the Riveter World War II Homefront – National Park Service
- The Presidio Trust
A diverse coalition united by our work to build resilience and transform our culture & systems for a healthier region.
See all the types of organizations that make up our membership.
Our member organizations work on public parks, public lands, working lands like farms and ranches and forests, rural and urban lands, trails, open spaces, preserves, and other similar natural spaces.
Their work includes acquisition, stewardship, maintenance, restoration, preservation, conservation, cultural resources and activities, outdoor recreation, public access to nature, active living as part of public health, and programs that connect people to nature.
Our members work locally in the 10-county San Francisco Bay Area
Why membership?
Your organization is invited to be a member of a large, diverse, and influential regional coalition. Not just because it can be fun and joyful (that’s important too!), but because we’re making a difference. Our members are collaborating in big and small ways for resilient lands that are integral to a thriving Bay Area and all people who live here. Like securing hundreds of millions of dollars for the State Coastal Conservancy which in turn can support the on-the-ground work of our members. Our members are connected to one another through working groups, committees, projects, and events. This means they know who to call when a problem arises, and who to contact for guidance and ideas.
