Peninsula Open Space Trust Acquires Rancho Canada Del Oro
July 01, 2004 by Christine Sculati
Hikers and equestrians can find a new swath of accessible open space in the bucolic eastern foothills of the Santa …
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May 18
Springtime Blooms on Mount Wanda
Join Bay Nature and the National Park Service for an interpretive walk at the John Muir National Historic site with park naturalist Fernando Villalba.
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May 18
Help Cerrito Creek at Albany Hill
Help with spring maintenance along beautiful Cerrito Creek, in El Cerrito’s and Albany’s Creekside Parks. Big cow parsnip is blooming …
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Sign and Scat: Evidence of Wildlife
Ever wonder “whose poop is that!?” Learn how to identify and better understand local wildlife by analyzing scat and signs …
