Image 1: Jocelyn Gretz Community Programs Coordinator with Save The Bay briefs mayors and officials before they launched canoes into the baylands off the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve, as part of the launch of the Clean Bay Campaign.

Image 2: Palo Alto Mayor Judy Kleinberg hosted other South Bay mayors and officials at the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve in launching the Clean Bay Campaign. She is pictured with Larry Moody, with the East Palo Alto Sanitary District.

Image 3: South Bay mayors and officials paddle just off the Baylands Nature Preserve where the Clean Bay Campaign was launched. The campaign is a collaboration of the Regional Water Quality Control Plant and its partner agencies.

Image 4: Mayor Nick Galiotto, Mountain View Mayor and Daren Anderson, Palo Alto ranger take in the beauty of the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve. There were among several South Bay mayors and officials who met at the site to launch the Clean Bay Campaign - a collaboration of the Regional Water Quality Control Plant and its partner agencies.

Image 5: Birds take flights as canoeists take a tour of the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve. They were among South Bay mayors and officials who participated in the launching of the Clean Bay Campaign - a collaboration of the Regional Water Quality Control Plant and its partner agencies.

Image 6: Yoriko Kishimoto, Palo Alto Council Member and Larry Moody with the East Palo Alto Sanitary District join South Bay Mayors and other officials in canoeing on the Palo Alto Baylands Preserve. They were participating in the launch of the Clean Bay Campaign, a collaboration of the Regional Water Quality Control Plant and its partner agencies.

Image 7: Julie Weiss, Environmental Specialist with the Regional Water Quality Control Plant in Palo Alto briefs South Bay Mayors and officials at the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve . The plant and is partner agencies were launching the Clean Bay Campaign which appeals to residents to prevent hazardous household waster and common household pollutants from entering the Bay and creeks.

Image 8: Mountain View Mayor, Nick Galiotto (foreground) joined other South Bay Mayors and officials in canoeing on the Palo Alto Baylands Preserve. They were participating in the launch of the Clean Bay Campaign, a collaboration of the Regional Water Quality Control Plant and its partner agencies which appeals to residents to prevent hazardous household waster and common household pollutants from entering the Bay and creeks.

Image 9: Willets (patterned wing) and Marbled godwits take flight at the Baylands Nature Preserve during the launching of the Clean Bay Campaign which was launched by Palo Alto Mayor Judy Kleinberg. South Bay mayors and officials explored the area in canoes while being briefed by personnel from Save The Bay and the Palo Alto Regional Water Quality Control Plant who mounted the campaign which appeals to residents to prevent hazardous household waste and common household pollutants from entering the Bay and creeks.

Image 10: Joan Sykes-Miessi, President of the East Palo Alto Sanitary District, carries her canoe from the Palo Alto Baylands after participating in the launching of the Clean Bay Campaign. Palo Alto Mayor Judy Kleinberg hosted other South Bay mayors and officials at the Baylands Preserve to appeal to residents to prevent hazardous household waste and common household pollutants from entering the Bay and Creeks. The campaign is being mounted by the Regional Water Quality Control Plant and its partner agencies.