Watershed Resilience
California Marine Sanctuary Foundation in partnership with Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary provides technical expertise in the development of monitoring, messaging and relationship building required to protect California's watersheds. Through work with coastal communities, cities and rural communities, CMSF provides data and coordination to resource managers focused on improving water quality in creeks, rivers and storm drains.
Lisa Emanuelson MS
provides leadership for Urban Landscapes through coordination of the Urban Watch, First Flush and
Snapshot Day monitoring programs.
"By connecting people to watersheds and ultimately the ocean, conditions in both ecosystems will improve."
Pam Krone MS
spearheads efforts
in Rural Landscapes to reduce impacts while building partnerships and collaborative efforts focused on soil health, removing contaminants and creating opportunities for collective progress.
"Our greatest achievements come from commitment, caring and partnering to find creative solutions."
Susan Robinson
provides leadership for Coordination and Facilitation of grant projects that require collaboration to identify pathways through difficult issues.
"Our strength and our success lies in the work we
do together."
Jazmine Mejia-Muñoz MS
implements innovative solutions regarding critical issues affecting the interface of land and marine resources through stakeholder outreach and education.
"With a strong sense of inclusion and diversity we can proactively contribute to a healthier nexus between the land and the ocean."