Thursday, March 5, 2020

Save the Bay Post-Field Trip Blog by Noosha Steward

Save the Bay Post-Field Trip

I am back from my field trip, feeling like a new person! It was so nice getting out into nature and staying off technology, even if it was only for a few hours of the day. We got to see some really cool animals, like snakes, jack rabbits, and birds! Check out my infographic below to learn more about my experience at Save the Bay!

Created by Canva.com

Save the Bay works to restore and protect the people and animals in the Bay Area. The work this organization is doing is amazing, and if you live in the Bay Area or in places Save the Bay works in, I urge you to volunteer there. You really feel that you are making a difference in the environment and bringing the world one step closer to a more healthy state.
To learn more about Save the Bay, visit their website: https://savesfbay.org/
Watch this video or click on the link in the video’s caption to learn about how wetland restoration is working in the Bay Area.

I challenge you to find one way you can be a citizen scientist and find a way you can benefit the environment.


Works Cited
“Citizen Science: Partnering the Public and Professional Scientists.” Citizen Science Associationhttp://www.citizenscience.org/.
“Save The Bay San Francisco Bay Area Restoration.” Save The Bay San Francisco Bay Area Restoration, savesfbay.org/.
“Wetland Restoration Is Working. Here’s How.” Save The Bay San Francisco Bay Area Restoration, 23 Feb. 2017, savesfbay.org/wetland-restoration-is-working-heres-how.

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