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Levee breach creates new tidal marsh in SF Bay
As a crowd watched from a nearby hilltop, waters poured into a former industrial salt pond off of Highway 101 near Menlo Park, 300 acres that will slowly and steadily turn into the Bay Area's newest tidal marsh.
Bay Area tidal restoration project is powerful against climate change
Wetlands advocates work to raise Hwy 37
Wetlands advocates work to raise Highway 37
South Bay's levee greening project could be new climate model
Oysters finding new home in SF's Presidio tidal marsh
East Bay levee breached after 100 years to bring back wildlife
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Bay Area tidal restoration project is powerful against climate change
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East Bay levee breached after 100 years to bring back wildlife
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Bay Area marshes could help slow global warming
Bay Area wetlands restoration going strong
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