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At its meeting on May 12, 2022, the RBRA Board of Directors adopted a policy to guide the use of social media in communicating with the public. This policy encourages RBRA to use social media, such as Twitter or Facebook and sets expectations for civil discourse. RBRA looks forward to more quickly and easily communicating about the important environmental work … Read More “RBRA adopts Social Media Policy; increases opportunities to communicate with the public”

Assisted by Coastal Policy Solutions with the involvement of stakeholders and other interested parties, RBRA has adopted an Eelgrass Protection and Management Plan (EPMP) that recognizes the important eelgrass habitat of Richardson’s Bay.   The plan establishes an eelgrass protection/no-anchoring zone separate from an anchoring zone.

Click here for Coastal Policy Solutions EPMP Report September 8, 2022

Click here for Audubon … Read More “Eelgrass Protection and Management Plan Adopted August 12, 2021”

There have recently been a number of online postings regarding the treatment of individuals living in vessels on the Richardson’s Bay anchorage that are misleading and inaccurate. The misleading postings have implied that individuals have been removed from their vessels, had their vessels destroyed and were subsequently made homeless amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. None of this is true. If you … Read More “The Facts About Vessel Removal”

Under a new agreement between two agencies overseeing Richardson’s Bay in southern Marin County, only seaworthy vessels will be allowed to anchor on a temporary basis in the bay after October 2026 to preserve the area’s sensitive ecology.

Both the RBRA Board of Directors and the Bay Conservation & Development Commission (BCDC) have approved an agreement that establishes milestones that … Read More “Agreement on Anchorage Management and Environmental Protections”