The publisher of Heyday Books chats about the importance of keeping the poetry in nature writing.

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The publisher of Heyday Books chats about the importance of keeping the poetry in nature writing.
For the Mountain Institute’s Ed Bernbaum. connecting people to mountains’ spiritual and cultural meaning is the key to protecting them.
The editor of BOOM, a new quarterly journal about California, speaks with Bay Nature about his latest project.
Spotting whales in Monterey Bay is at historic highs. Marine biologist Dorris Welch explains why.
This past weekend, a new trail was blazed from San Francisco’s McLaren Park to its Visitacion Valley neighborhood, providing a safe alternative to walking on a busy city street. The skilled squad of workers behind this new trail offered their time and effort for … Read more
Over a decade of close observation and research led to Kate Marianchild’s first book Secrets of the Oak Woodlands.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Bay Trail, a 500-mile-long trail corridor which traces nearly the entire shoreline of San Francisco Bay. We spoke with Bay Trail project manager Laura Thompson about her efforts to connect remaining segments, … Read more
Native bee expert Gordon Frankie has been acquainting farmers with California’s own pollinators.
Botanist Heath Bartosh, co-founder of Nomad Ecology, gained an early appreciation for the rich botanical wealth of the Golden State.
The son of Russian immigrants living in post-war Shanghai, Igor Skaredoff moved to California with his parents at the age of six, and has been here for most of his life. After a long career as an environmental engineer for … Read more