We Are Renew SF Bay (RSFB):
A volunteer group with a shared mission of renewing the San Francisco Bay shoreline through cooperation with nonprofit and governmental organizations and community volunteers. We are working in collaboration with the city of Brisbane, the land owner of our renewal project to address the threat of rising seas with nature-based solutions. We aspire to serve as a model for similar initiatives nationwide.
Brisbane CA Living Shoreline Project
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UPCOMING EVENTS
AUGUST 3, 2025 - SIERRA POINT YACHT CLUB FUNDRAISING DINNER
Help us raise money for upcoming projects at the Sierra Point Yacht Club. RSVP forthcoming.
AUGUST 5, 2025 - NATIONAL OYSTER DAY
Please join us for dinner at New England Lobster Market and Eatery
SEPTEMBER 20, 2025 - CALIFORNIA COASTAL CLEANUP DAY
We will participate in a clean-up along Brisbane's shoreline collecting litter, debris and plastics. For more information on how to participate visit the California Coastal Commission
AUGUST 3, 2025 - SIERRA POINT YACHT CLUB FUNDRAISING DINNER
Help us raise money for upcoming projects at the Sierra Point Yacht Club. RSVP forthcoming.
AUGUST 5, 2025 - NATIONAL OYSTER DAY
Please join us for dinner at New England Lobster Market and Eatery
SEPTEMBER 20, 2025 - CALIFORNIA COASTAL CLEANUP DAY
We will participate in a clean-up along Brisbane's shoreline collecting litter, debris and plastics. For more information on how to participate visit the California Coastal Commission
Collaborators
Wild Oyster Project (WOP) is a non profit group that has worked towards the restoration of wild oysters in the San Francisco Bay since 2016. We have partnered with WOP to bring awareness and support to their "Save Your Shuck" Program. Click and download a description of the program.
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Royal Hawaiian Seafood (RHS) is actively contributing warehouse space to support the efforts of WOP and RSFB initiatives by collecting and storing used oyster shells. RHS's customer began collecting oyster shells in 2024. If you're a restaurant interested in recycling oysters, please contact RHS via the link below.
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