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Rainbow over the east shore pasture land, Tomales Bay © Carlos Porrata
South end of Tomales Bay with view of Black Mountain © Carlos Porrata
Ranch land, east shore of Tomales Bay © Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Pasture land overlooking Hog Island © Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Fog over the west shore in southern Tomales Bay © Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
West shore, Tomales Bay © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Camp boats on Shell Beach © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Indian Beach with sun and egret © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Sunrise over Tomales Bay © Carlos Porrata
Morning light on Hog Island, viewed from the historic village of Marshall © Carlos Porrata
Point Reyes National Seashore coastline, looking south toward the Lighthouse © Rob Carson
Historic Pierce Point Ranch, Point Reyes National Seashore © Rob Carson
Elk in the Point Reyes National Seashore © Carlos Porrata
Sculptor Clayton Lewis' historic cabin © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Gray Fox, Urocyon cinereoargenteus © Carlos Porrata
Sea Lions on Mussel Rafts © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Egret © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Oyster bed stakes in Tomales Bay © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Elephant Mountain © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Nicasio Resevoir © Rob Carson
Red-tailed Hawk © Carlos Porrata
Historic railroad berm by Bivalve © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Inverness Ridge © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
Moon rise over Tomales Bay © Photo by Richard Blair & Kathleen Goodwin/EnvironmentalEye.org
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The Tomales Bay Watershed Council (TBWC) was formed in 1999 by the region’s stakeholders with an interest in improving the watershed’s vital natural resources. The TBWC includes representatives from local, state and federal agencies, environmental organizations, citizen and residential groups, agricultural and shellfish industries, recreational interests and individual residents. Learn more about who we are.
Operating as a consensus based organization, the TBWC provides a forum to advance watershed restoration and implement strategies to improve quality of life. Learn more about our Stewardship.
State of Tomales Bay Conference
The TBWC hosts the State of Tomales Bay Conference to share the latest understandings of science, policy and practice in the watershed. Proceedings from all Seven State of Tomales Bay Conferences are available on the conference page.
Local Support for Local Stewardship
The Council is proud of the local stewards who support our long-term water quality monitoring program in the Tomales Bay watershed.
Our thanks to MMWD and Hog Island Oyster Co. for their continued support of the Council's water quality monitoring. Their ongoing stewardship supports a healthy Bay!
See the Adopt Our Watershed page for more information about how you can help!
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