Humboldt Bay's future is being decided now.

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You don't have to be a scientist, fisherman, shellfish farmer, or landowner to care about what happens to Humboldt Bay.

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You just have to care enough to get involved.

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Learn about what's being proposed. Ask questions. Attend a meeting. Contact decision-makers. And help make sure the people who live and work here have a voice in Humboldt Bay's future.

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1. JOIN US

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Stay informed. Get involved.

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Save Humboldt Bay is bringing together people who care about the future of the Bay, our fishing industry, aquaculture, working lands and the North Coast communities connected to them.

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Join our contact list to receive important updates, meeting notices and opportunities to speak up.

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We won't overwhelm your inbox. We'll contact you when there's something important you should know about or an opportunity to get involved.
 

2. SHOW UP
 

Public meetings matter.
 

Many of the decisions affecting Humboldt Bay will happen at public meetings—and public participation becomes part of the process.
 

Humboldt Bay Harbor District Board of Commissioners
 

Regular meetings are generally held:
 

Second Thursday of each month

6:00 p.m.
601 Startare Drive
Eureka, California
 

Agendas and meeting packets are generally posted before each meeting.  
 

3. SPEAK UP
 

Decision-makers need to hear from the people who live here.
 

You don't need to write a technical letter.
 

Tell them why Humboldt Bay matters to you.
 

Ask questions. Share your concerns. Tell them what you want protected. Ask them to consider the entire project—from offshore development, to Humboldt Bay, to the transmission infrastructure required inland.
 

Humboldt Bay Harbor District
 

The Harbor District Board of Commissioners oversees the proposed Heavy Lift Marine Terminal project.

Humboldt County Board of Supervisors
 

County Supervisors represent the communities, businesses, landowners and residents who may be affected by decisions surrounding Humboldt Bay and related infrastructure.
 

California Coastal Commission
 

The California Coastal Commission has an important role in protecting California's coastal resources and reviewing development within the coastal zone.
 

Other Decision-Makers
 

As individual permits, transmission proposals, and offshore projects move forward, additional state and federal agencies will become important.
 

We'll add the right contacts here when your voice can make the greatest difference.

4. STAY INFORMED
 

Don't take our word for it.
 

Read the documents. Look at the maps. Follow the meetings. Ask your own questions.
 

We encourage everyone to learn more directly from the agencies, researchers, and organizations involved.
 

Your Voice Matters.
 

Decisions made today could shape Humboldt Bay and the North Coast for generations.
 

Learn. Show up. Ask questions. Speak up.
 

Help us Save Humboldt Bay.