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June 17, 2025

Desired start date: August 2025 The Greater Farallones Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, seeks a Program Coordinator to manage and deliver LiMPETS - a community science program that engages middle and high school students in ecological monitoring of intertidal areas. This includes coordinating student and teacher trainings, leading field monitoring field trips, maintaining program data, and supporting curriculum development and educator engagement. The ideal candidate is a dynamic science communicator, skilled educator, and organized program manager who thrives in both classroom and outdoor settings. Greater Farallones Association (GFA) is the nonprofit partner of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Greater...

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December 02, 2024

2024 Impact Report Greater Farallones Association was hard at work in 2024 continuing to conserve the ecosystems of Greater Farallones and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries. Our 2024 Impact Report dives deep into this work. Within its pages, you will find stories of volunteers making a real impact by paying close attention to their local beaches, of fishermen employing their expertise to help restore integral ecosystems, and of the next generation of marine scientists and ocean stewards learning about the wonders of our sanctuaries for the first time. Flip through the 2024 Impact Report below or in full-screen mode. FullScreen...

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October 22, 2024

A gift today will help us continue critical work to restore and enhance coastal habitat, protect marine life, and build stewardship for our ocean. Our key program areas include kelp forest and wetland restoration, coastal resilience, whale conservation, seabird protection, and youth and public education. Your support brings much needed funding to these important programs. Your donation to Greater Farallones Association is 100% tax deductible (EIN# 94-3227237). Questions? Comments? Please email us at donate@farallones.org.   Other Ways to Give

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September 08, 2023

The James Crowley Ocean Conservation Fund is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of Sanctuary ecosystems and the habitats and wildlife within, in memory of James (Jim) Crowley. Among many impressive endeavors, Jim was a dedicated supporter of National Marine Sanctuaries, a conscientious advocate for transformative ocean protection, and a dear friend to many across the wide ocean community. This Fund honors his commitment to ocean conservation through support for projects and initiatives that focus on restoring and safeguarding vital marine ecosystems within Greater Farallones and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries, encompassing some of the most biodiverse ocean ecosystems on...

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February 09, 2023

The Art & Science Soirées are fantastic events for adults to hear from world-renowned scientists, view — and create — ocean-themed artwork, learn about the amazing wildlife in Greater Farallones and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries, and mingle with fellow ocean enthusiasts! The Art & Science Soirées are hosted by Greater Farallones and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries and Greater Farallones Association. Upcoming There are no current Soireés schedules. Please check back soon! Sea Urchin Soirée From burrowing heart urchins to otherworldly deep-sea urchins, these animals have fascinating stories to tell about evolution, deep time, and habitat connectivity that will...

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February 02, 2023

Come enjoy a stunning view of the Golden Gate Bridge at the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuaries Visitor Center! Located in a historic Coast Guard station at the mouth of San Francisco Bay, the center offers visitors a wealth of educational resources about wildlife and conservation, as well as access to sandy beach and green space perfect for a day trip. Location: 991 Marine Drive, San Francisco, CA (map) Admission: Free Hours: Wednesday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

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January 11, 2022

Request for Proposals The Bolinas Lagoon South End Living Shoreline Project is a joint project of Greater Farallones Association (GFA) and Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary (GFNMS) that aims to restore wetland, marsh and upland zones in areas with undeveloped uplands to provide vital feeding, nesting, and roosting habitat for migratory and resident birds, while enabling long-term marsh upslope migration for climate adaptation and resilience. GFA is pleased to announce the release of the Bolinas Lagoon South End Living Shoreline Feasibility Study Request for Proposals (RFP). GFA seeks the services of a multidisciplinary team of professional consultants to prepare a...

Wildlife

July 25, 2021

Eelgrass (Zostera marina) is the primary type of seagrass found along the Sanctuary coast, including in Tomales Bay. Eelgrass beds provide an important habitat for numerous fish (including commercially-important Pacific herring, rockfish, and salmon) invertebrates, and seabirds as food, shelter, and important spawning and nursing grounds; as well as other ecosystem services including increasing water quality by trapping sediments and reducing excess nutrients and pollutants in the water column, preventing coastal erosion by buffering the impacts of wave energy and storms, and sequestering carbon. Learn how the Sanctuary works to protect this important seagrass habitat, and how you can help.

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September 18, 2020

Working Group Resources & Information The Kelp Recovery Working Group, convened by the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary (the Sanctuary) Advisory Council (SAC), was active from 2017 through 2018. Greater Farallones Association co-chaired the working group, which was aimed at identifying the management, restoration, and research needed to increase climate resilience of bull kelp forests and the associated nearshore fisheries that rely on them. The working group, chaired by SAC member Francesca Koe (conservation seat), brought its recommendations to the SAC in November of 2018. The SAC then forwarded its final recommendations to the Sanctuary. Following this, Greater Farallones Association...

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September 14, 2020

To register, select the date or dates that you would like for your Greater Farallones Ocean Science Virtual Program. One registration form per selected program for your grade. Our team can deliver up to 3 classes per date. Feel free to recruit your grade-level cohorts. You are allowed to register for your whole cohort. Once your date or dates are selected, scroll down to the bottom of the list of dates and press continue. Our system will take you to the next screen to gather some information about you and your school. Complete this screen and press submit. You will...