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Buoy floating in water

Mon, Mar 16 2026

Meet SFEI’s New Interim Executive Director Emily Corwin

As the Board of Directors begins the search for a permanent Executive Director, they have turned to a familiar and trusted leader to guide the helm: Emily Corwin. Emily steps into the role of Interim Executive Director with a deep understanding of the organization’s mission and a clear vision for its immediate future.

Flooding on a road

Wed, Feb 5 2025

Great Strides for an Oakland Community: Green Stormwater Infrastructure

SFEI collaborated with community partners to generate components for a community plan for green stormwater infrastructure (GSI).

Map of tidal habitats.

Sat, Mar 9 2024

Enhanced Landscape Profile Modes in EcoAtlas deliver new insights

EcoAtlas is a mapping and geographic data visualization tool that continues to evolve to meet emerging needs. The toolset now includes new data layers and summaries to support the watershed planning, tracking, and reporting needs for the state.

People running on a trail.

Fri, Nov 17 2023

New Ecology for Health report forges tighter connections between human and ecological health

In KneeDeep Times, Nate Seltenrich reflects on the release of SFEI's latest report:
The same features in urban parks that support biodiversity can also benefit human health. Even biodiversity itself may help us — and the San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI) wants to see more of it. To that end, the nonprofit released an innovative report in September called Ecology for Health.