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Baylands Habitat Map 2020 Webinar Series Part 2: Tidal Marsh Extent Webinar

Author(s): Cristina Grosso | Lisa Beers | Kelly Iknayan

2025

The WRMP held a webinar on April 16, 2025 to discuss how we answered the question: How much tidal wetland do we have in San Francisco Bay?

EcoAtlas Essentials Webinar Showcases Practical Tools for Ecological Planning

Author(s): Cristina Grosso | Todd Hallenbeck | Lisa Beers | Sarah Pearce | Pete Kauhanen | Erica Johnson | Heidi Williams

2025

On October 1, 2025, the San Francisco Estuary Geospatial Workgroup (SFEGWG) hosted EcoAtlas Essentials: Practical Tools for Effective Ecological Planning, a webinar designed to guide participants in exploring how …

Fact Sheet: Collaborative Lidar for Coastal Management

Author(s): WRMP

2025

To develop effective climate vulnerability assessments and adaptation plans, coastal resource managers need to understand how shoreline topography, hydrology, and habitats change over time. The California Ocean Protection Council funded the San Francisco Estuary Institute and…

Mapping Methods And Standards For Bayland Habitats In The San Francisco Bay

Author(s): Alex Braud | Pete Kauhanen | Regan Murray | Katarina Palermo

2025

The purpose of this document is to describe the mapping classification system and methods used to develop the Baylands Habitat Map 2020 (BHM). BHM is a geospatial inventory of tidal and diked baylands and their key landform features. The inventory was largely developed using…

WRAMP Training and Outreach Plan

Author(s): Cristina Grosso | Sarah Lowe | Sarah Pearce | Kevin O'Connor | Lindsay Teunis | Eric Stein | Jennifer Siu | Melissa Scianni

2023

The goal of this Training and Outreach Plan is to increase the overall awareness and use  of the WRAMP datasets and tools in support of wetland resource planning,  management, and project performance tracking in California. Specifically, a near-term …

Using The California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) For Project Assessment as an Element of Regulatory, Grant, and Other Management Programs Technical Bulletin – Version 2.0

Author(s):

2019

The California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) is a tool for assessing the condition of wetlands and streams at scales ranging from individual projects to watersheds, regions, and statewide. CRAM, alone or with other assessment methods, can be used to assess current conditions…

Applied Aquatic Science: A Business Plan for EcoAtlas

Author(s): Tony Hale | Cristina Grosso

2017

The following plan is intended to ensure the continued vitality of the toolset. The plan’s success will depend upon the continued collaboration of the public agencies that have supported the toolset thus far, but it must also integrate principles of resilience as it accounts…

Project Tracker Fact Sheet

Author(s): K. Fadtke | Cristina Grosso | Linda Wanczyk

2015

EcoAtlas Project Tracker has many key benefits, including:



  • Enhanced regional capacity for habitat restoration project tracking, assessment and reporting