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October 01, 2006 by Frederique Lavoipierre

Suggestions for how gardeners can help prevent the spread of the pathogen that causes Sudden Oak Death.

January 01, 2005 by Anne Hayes

Organic matter is the most important part of the soil because it is fodder for the many organisms that keep …

Naomi: Great article Alex! I’m happy others are recognizing the animal papas :)
Mike Vandeman: The Park District should be more open to individual volunteer broom removal. I was told I could only...
Kevin feckner: This lice problem is it more prone to have a affect on deer in the wild or deer that live in populated...
Cindy: I agree, staying on the trail definately helps. Although on some narrow trails I’ve brushed against it...
Elizabeth C. Creely: I’ve been hiking in Coastal California- everywhere, really- since I was 7, and have never...

Jun 21

Moon Blooms

Take a moderate 3-mile hike to see soap root in bloom. This “evening bloomer’s” exquisite white flowers attract hummingbirds and …
Jun 22

Bird Hike: They Seek Him Here, They Seek Him There…

This summer, a walk in the Hayward Hills promises to be special indeed. Last year we were mesmerized by a …
Jun 22

San Bruno Mountain Watch Founder’s Hike with David Schooley

David Schooley, founder of San Bruno Mountain Watch, will lead his popular Founder’s Hike on the 4th Saturday of each …

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