Many Thanks to the individuals and organizations who participated in the 2019 Abandoned Crab Trap Removal Program. The combine efforts within the 20 targeted locations in San Antonio, Espiritu Santo, Aransas, and Matagorda Bays resulted in the removal of

769 Abandoned Crab Traps!

Click here to see photos of these kind folks in action out on our bays!

Many Thanks to our kind Sponsors!

2018 Estuary October provided hundreds of kids the opportunity to  learn aboard the Texas Floating Classroom thanks to generous sponsors and individual contributions. Read more & view the gallery of photos.

Through the efforts of San Antonio Bay Partnership and Community Sponsors, the Texas Parks and Wildlife trail system added a new trail in Seadrift. This trail is the last segment of the famous Texas Water Safari and is a nice mix of river and bay paddling. Click Here for the story of the inaugural paddle and  watch the video.

On Tuesday, June 12, 2018 at Santikos Palladium, the San Antonio River Authority (SARA) hosted their third annual Watershed Wise Awards. This award recognizes individuals and organizations who have helped to raise awareness of watershed issues relevant to SARA’s vision and mission. Allan Berger, SABP Chair received the award and was featured in SARA’s awards video which was shown along with the SARA’s Environmental Film Festival.

The award video and film fest will be repeated on Thursday, June 28 6 pm – 9 pm at Kenedy City Hall, 303 W Main St. The festival features films about environmental efforts across the country and internationally. It is truly inspiring.

San Antonio River Authority Watershed Wise Awards video features the 2017-2018 award recipients including SABP Chair, Allan Berger! Click here to watch video.

Dear SABP Partner / Stakeholder,

San Antonio Bay Partnership (SABP) announces the release of its Strategic Plan 2018, which culminates nearly a yearlong effort to consider SABP’s accomplishments to date and establish priorities going forward.  Thanks to all who have contributed to this effort and its success.

The planning process confirmed that we do not lack for opportunities. SABP’s goals address many needs and issues — habitat conservation, freshwater inflows, public access and ecotourism, and environmental education — and the Plan provides specific actions to be taken to achieve our goals.  Please take a few minutes to read the SABP Strategic Plan 2018. Your comments are appreciated.

Photo by Liz Smith

While this Strategic Plan 2018 is complete, the efforts to fund and implement it are currently underway—and your continued help is be needed. Become a Sponsor of the San Antonio Bay – Guadalupe Estuary today!

Sincerely,

Allan Berger

Chair of Board, San Antonio Bay Partnership

SABP Strategic Plan 2018

SABP and the Coastal Bend Paddling Club have joined forces to promote paddling and paddling infrastructure in the Coastal Bend and Golden Triangle region.  Read All About It!

Partnership Agreement

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Many Many Thanks

to individuals and organizations who have

sponsored & supported

SABP Events, Projects and Programs!

Visit our Past Events and Past Paddles pages.

For more information contact Allan Berger at allanrberger@comcast.net

Explore the Bay Paddling Series

Moonlight Paddle Sept 16, 2016

Austwell-Tivoli Kids Birding Program

TPWD Paddling Trail Expansions

Wetland Education Programs

Texas Floating Classroom

Annual Abandoned Crab Trap Pick-Up