San Francisco Lakes
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Today, only three natural freshwater lakes are left in San Francisco—Mountain Lake, Pine Lake, and Lake Merced. In 1995 the …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Today, only three natural freshwater lakes are left in San Francisco—Mountain Lake, Pine Lake, and Lake Merced. In 1995 the …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Do you know where the creek closest to your house is? Do you know where its water ends up? We …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
When development and human infrastructure encroach on the natural territory of wild animals, and human-wildlife interactions increase, the result is …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Congratulations to the coalition of environmental groups, local officials, and state agencies led by the Marin Audubon Society for the …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Calling all birders: Here’s your chance to nominate your favorite birding and wildlife area along a segment of the San …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Working under the umbrella of the El Sobrante Valley Defense Fund, the Canyon Park Friends of Open Space (CPFOS) has …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Through the purchase of 16,500 acres of Bay Area salt ponds from Cargill, Inc., the stage is set for the …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Beginning in April, Bay Area residents can take part in a yearlong series of monthly outings and lectures to learn …
April 01, 2003 by Sara Marcellino
Over the years, a lot of attention has been paid to declining salmon and trout populations in the Bay Area. …