Under the Bay with San Francisco Baykeeper

We will be receiving the remainder of our print order on 9/10/24 and expect t fulfill all pending orders by 9/13/24. Look for a shipping or pickup notification soon!

10% of all sales go to San Francisco Baykeeper.

We are excited to partner with San Francisco Baykeeper to celebrate their 35th Anniversary. Their unique combination of investigation, advocacy, and litigation protects Bay Area wildlife, waters, and communities. This 500-piece puzzle is 16x24 inches and ribbon cut. The puzzle includes a key to learn more about the featured species and pieces come in a 100% cotton drawstring bag.

About the Image

This scene features 16 species who make their home in and around the waters of San Francisco Bay and its vast watershed. Many of these creatures, from the spring-run Chinook salmon near the Delta to the Orca whale passing by the Golden Gate, are harmed by threats like pollution, dredging, and climate change. This image is a reminder of what we stand to lose if we don’t fight for water and the environment—and why, with the help of supporters like you, Baykeeper remains the Bay’s fiercest defender. Learn more about protecting fish in the San Francisco Bay here.

About San Francisco Baykeeper

San Francisco Baykeeper defends the Bay and its watershed from the biggest threats. Since 1989, they’ve patrolled the Bay for pollution, held polluters and government agencies accountable, and fought for healthy communities, fish, and wildlife. Their investigators, scientists, and lawyers have a winning track record for the Bay and for you and future generations.   

About the Artist

Fiorella Ikeue is a Peruvian-American illustrator and artist based in southern Japan. With a graduate degree in biology (Kalamazoo College) and master’s certification in science illustration (University of California, Monterey Bay), she specializes in the intersection of science + art. Her work is centered on exciting visuals that engage the viewer with the natural world, scientific ideas, environmental issues and beyond. Prior to moving to Japan, she lived in the Bay Area for over a decade and developed a deep appreciation for the Bay and its incredible biodiversity.