Restarting Outdoor In-Person Events
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Look for the Port at an upcoming outdoor neighborhood event! Starting this month, the Waterfront Resilience Program will be coming back to neighborhood farmers markets, street fairs and festivals, family events, and more at locations citywide. Our team will be giving away printed copies of the children's activity book featuring waterfront favorites (also available for download here), challenging anyone who is game to answer waterfront trivia, and encouraging community members to think about their personal connection to the waterfront with a pledge. Thank you to all our community partners who have hosted the Port for digital events this past year to make ongoing community engagement possible!
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Join the Port and Exploratorium for a King Tides Embarcadero Walk
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| The Port's Waterfront Resilience Program team is partnering with the Exploratorium once again for a King Tides walk along the Embarcadero. The Exploratorium is hosting the walk Saturday, December 4, from 10:15 to 11:15 AM, between Piers 3 and 5, to talk about what causes King Tides and why they happen at this time of year. Port staff will be on hand to talk about the history of the Embarcadero Seawall, its role in the story of San Francisco's waterfront, and how the Port is preparing for sea level rise. Sign up and learn more at the Exploratorium events calendar.
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| As the seasons start to turn, we're getting close to the winter King Tides, which are December 4-5, 2021, and January 2-3, 2022. King Tides are an important reminder of the impacts sea level rise will have on our waterfront. The California King Tides Projects wants your photos for "Snap the Shore, See the Future," as part of a statewide effort to engage communities on King Tides and sea level rise. Learn more, including information about local tide times and heights, as well as how to share and submit photos, at California.KingTides.net. Check out submitted photos from the previous three years of Snap the Shore, See the Future.
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Visit Us on the Port's Redesigned Website
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Everything you need to know about the Waterfront Resilience Program can be found on the Port of San Francisco's recently redesigned website. This includes community feedback, community resources and materials, video clips, press coverage, and more. Come check it out at sfport.com/wrp!
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ICYMI: Photos from October's Storm
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The Bay Area experienced record rain in October. The Port's Instagram captured a part of it with a photo of the ship RV Oceanus pulling into dock to ride out the bad weather. Get more of what's happening along the waterfront - from the return of favorite activities to looks back in time with historic images - and share your comments by following @sf_port.
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