
California Bay Area Salt Marsh Species
Our 2025 sustainable winter greeting card collection is designed by Bay Area artists. The cards feature Bay Area salt marsh species, including: the salt marsh harvest mouse, tidewater goby, tule elk, western pygmy blue, and western snowy plover. 100% of our profits are donated to our nonprofit partner, San Francisco Baykeeper.
Why salt marshes? Salt marshes are vital allies in the fight against climate change. They capture carbon, shield our shores from rising seas, and provide essential homes for wildlife. Protecting and restoring marshes means protecting our climate, our homes, and the creatures that call the Bay their home. Historically, the Bay Area had 190,000 acres of tidal marshes before European colonization. Today, just 30,000 acres remain. ​​




