Welcome
From 1990 to 2000, Bay Area Action (commonly known as BAA) was one of the region’s most effective and respected environmental groups.
The people of BAA accomplished a lot in ten short years, from helping to save Bair Island to ensuring the success of Earth Day year after year. And there was so much more.
In 2000, with the merger of Bay Area Action and the Peninsula Conservation Center Foundation, BAA ceased to exist as we knew it.
I created this new site to serve as a historical archive. To recognize the important contributions of hundreds of dedicated members, and the organization they loved.
Welcome. Please feel free to post comments, send photos, share stories and memories.
Pictured: Three of BAA's founders — David Coale, Peter Drekmeier, and David Smernoff — at the BAA Moffett House. Photo by Mark Bult.
The people of BAA accomplished a lot in ten short years, from helping to save Bair Island to ensuring the success of Earth Day year after year. And there was so much more.
In 2000, with the merger of Bay Area Action and the Peninsula Conservation Center Foundation, BAA ceased to exist as we knew it.
I created this new site to serve as a historical archive. To recognize the important contributions of hundreds of dedicated members, and the organization they loved.
Welcome. Please feel free to post comments, send photos, share stories and memories.
Pictured: Three of BAA's founders — David Coale, Peter Drekmeier, and David Smernoff — at the BAA Moffett House. Photo by Mark Bult.
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