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The San Francisco Bay provides important habitat for birds, but the vast majority of tidal marshes and transition zones along the edge of the Bay have been severely fragmented or destroyed by human activities. SFBBO has developed and tested strategies to restore transition zone habitat to help the marshes (and birds!) cope with sea level rise. In celebration of SFBBO's 40th anniversary, former SFBBO Habitats Program Director David Thomson reviews the history of our habitat restoration programs and what we've learned over the last decade.

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This event is a special presentation of SFBBO's Birdy Hour Speaker Series. Learn more at https://www.sfbbo.org/birdy. Thank you to SFBBO donors who helped make this event possible and to Ozgun Uludag for editing the recording.

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