Study reveals historical range of wolves in CA
The results of a recent study shed light on the historical range of wolves in California.
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Sonoma gardeners vs. hungry deer, top Bay Area chefs pipe up on fracking
Sonoma locals face increasingly hungry deer feasting on their gardens, and more Bay Area nature news.
CA sea otter population growth, weekend rain not enough to dampen Bay Area dry spell
Good news for California sea otters with populations growing since last year, and more Bay Area nature news.
Redwoods normally buck fires, except when Sudden Oak Death is around
Researchers find that redwood forests suffering from Sudden Oak Death burn with greater intensity.
Mount Diablo fire may not be all bad — in the long term
Wildlife will rebound on Mount Diablo, but it may take longer for some struggling species.
Ten Signs of Climate Change in Northern California
A new state report compiles evidence that California's climate is rapidly changing.
Not at Burning Man? You can celebrate at home in the Bay Area
So you didn't go? Well, nevermind. There's plenty to do here at home that evokes the spirit of Burning Man.
Redwoods growing faster in a warmer climate
Surprisingly, climate change happens to be a good thing for coastal redwoods and sequoias.
Could the ghost of John Muir save Alhambra Hills from development?
The family and fans of John Muir say the hills outside of his Martinez estate should be saved to preserve his legacy.
How would the Bay Area respond to its next oil spill?
Bay Nature takes a trip on a training exercise where California officials show off the latest techniques in oil spill containment in the San Francisco Bay.
