San Francisco Students Display Their Scientific Flair at Annual Science Fair
More than 200 science projects from 34 San Francisco schools will be on display at the Randall Museum in Corona Heights for the next two weeks as part of the...
Author Archives: Alessandra Bergamin
Do Hummingbirds Reuse Nests?
After an unfortunate pruning accident, a reader wrote in to ask: do hummingbirds reuse nests?
Rainy Days Ahead But Little Relief; Drought Forces Broadest Fishing Ban in State
Rainy days ahead but little drought relief and more Bay Area nature news....
Drought Shakes Off Winter for Early Spring, Pop-Up Wetlands Give Birds a Break
Drought shakes off winter for early spring, pop-up wetlands give birds a break and more nature news...
A Botanist, a Bay Area Island and a Big Surprise
In the mid 90s, botanist Mike Wood was contracted by the U.S. Navy to undertake a rare plant survey of Yerba Buena Island as the military prepared to leave the...
Native Oysters Face Double the Threat, Why CA’s Water Woes Could Just Be Starting
Why California's water woes may be just be starting and more Bay Area nature news...
Mavericks: The Science Behind the Killer Surf
After a forecast of surf swells upwards of 40 feet, the Mavericks big-wave surf competition has been called for this Friday, January 24th. But what does it take to create...
Gov. Brown Declares CA Drought Emergency; River Otters Making a Comeback
Governor Brown declares CA drought emergency, and more Bay Area nature news...
Sooty Brown Body, Yellow Bill: What Kind of Gull is This?
Lauri Taylor, visiting from Salt Lake City, spotted an interesting gull at Baker's Beach in San Francisco. She asked Bay Nature to help identify what species it was...
Radio Road: A Place for the Birds — and Birders
The wastewater treatment ponds of Radio Road in Redwood Shores attract a wide range of birds species by the thousands and with them, come the birders.
