Windsurfer collides with gray whale on SF bay; scientist raises concerns over marine life safety
Published on April 1, 2026.
A collision between a windsurfer and a gray whale on the San Francisco Bay has raised concerns about marine safety. The Marine Mammal Center has advised that people should keep a 100-yard distance from whales. Since 2016, Gray whales have lost over 50% of their overall population. Currently, there are six gray whales on the bay. The center's advice is to watch for spouts or blow, which are typically indicative of gray whale presence.
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