Environmental Protection

Our mission is to connect and support communities and agriculture through our educational programs and outreach, including operation of 7 farmers markets in the San Francisco Bay area.

Our mission is to increase understanding and appreciation of California's native plants, and to preserve them in their natural habitat through scientific activities, education, and conservation.

The Clem Miller Environmental Education Center is an 80-bed, green-certified, residential facility located within the 70,000 acre Point Reyes National Seashore and available by reservation to trained educators for use as base camp for their own environmental studies and/or natural history education programs and as the home base for Point Reyes Summer Camp.

Information about the Marin County 2009 Report to the Community. This report provides a brief overview of our efforts to create a more sustainable future.

Information about 2023 Marin County Community Survey, which provides a snapshot of residents' needs, opinions and perspectives using industry-standard survey methods and best practices.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To review flood control projects as well as the proposed annual budget and findings for the zone and, advise the Board and make recommendations.

To advise the Board of Supervisors on matters pertaining to fish and game propagation, habitat, and conservation.

Gallinas Watershed Council is a diverse group of volunteers committed to using the watershed approach to protect and enhance our environment.

Information about the Green Business Program which is a voluntary partnership among business leaders, government agencies and non-profit organizations in Marin County.

The Local Task Force serves as an advisory board to the Marin County Hazardous and Solid Waste Management Joint Powers Authority.

Recognizes non-lethal control methods such as protection animals (guardian dogs, llamas), electric fencing, scare devices and herd shepherding through a cost share funds.

Marin Agricultural Land Trust (MALT) is a private, member-supported nonprofit organization created to preserve Marin County farmlands for agricultural use.

Marin Open Garden Project coordinates a weekly exchange of backyard garden bounty in several locations in Marin County.

The Novato Recycling Center is a buy-back location for residential drop-off. We accept California Redemption Value (CRV) containers and non-CRV containers for drop-off.

Ocean Conservation Research promotes and supports marine biological and technological research based on conservation priorities. We are initially focused on understanding the scope of, and exploring solutions to the growing problem of human generated noise pollution and its impact on marine animals.

A public awareness campaign seeking to change the way people view pesticides because pesticides are more dangerous than second-hand smoke.

The Planning Division of the Community Development Agency promotes sustainability by regulating land use and real estate development. We are primarily responsible for writing planning policies and codes, and reviewing applications for various development permits, use permits, and subdivisions in the unincorporated areas of Marin County, California.

Specific information regarding the ordinance rationale, types of businesses affected, and the types of bags that are "allowable".

Our mission is to conserve birds and the environment using science to understand and find solutions to problems threatening wildlife populations and ecosystems.

Works in partnership with the National Park Service to preserve, interpret, and enhance the park's cultural, natural, and recreational resources.

Project Coyote promotes educated coexistence between people and coyotes by championing progressive management policies that reduce human-coyote conflict, supporting innovative scientific research, and by fostering respect for and understanding of America's native wild "song dog."

Coalition of homeowners associations and residents along Pt. San Pedro Road in east San Rafael

We offer classes, workshops and events that aid in building our skills to have sustainable relationships while living a sustainable life.

The Salmon Protection And Watershed Network (SPAWN) works to protect threatened coho salmon and steelhead and the environment on which we all depend. We use a multi-faceted approach including grassroots action, habitat restoration, policy development, environmental education, media campaigns and litigation.

Preparing our community's ability to address the challenges of peak oil & energy price shocks, climate instability, and creating a resilient local economy in Southern Marin.

Science-based solutions for Marin's communities, farms, and environment

Science based solutions for communities, farms and environment.

The Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN) International is a solutions-based organization established to engage women worldwide in policy advocacy, on-the-ground projects, direct action, trainings, and movement building for global climate justice.