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It is easy to overlook some of those aspects of the world with which we are in intimate contact every day. The Tiniest Salt Marsh in The World is a cluster of marsh vegetation that has begun to colonize a small corner of the Albany Bulb landfill. Although easily looked over, it is emblematic of the state of San Francisco bay marshes: fragmented by roads, strewn with garbage, and surrounded by concrete, but persisting. In 2008, The Tiniest Salt Marsh in The World was declared a Preserve.