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Every year, Bay Nature Institute selects three people whose extraordinary work on behalf of conservation and environmental education in the Bay Area warrants special recognition and appreciation. This year’s Local Hero for Youth Engagement is Javier Ochoa Reyes, project coordinator of … Read more
Every year, Bay Nature Institute selects three people whose extraordinary work on behalf of conservation and environmental education in the Bay Area warrants special recognition and appreciation. This year’s Local Hero for Environmental Education is Julia Clothier, Education Director of the … Read more
Every year, Bay Nature Institute selects three people whose extraordinary work on behalf of conservation and environmental education in the Bay Area warrants special recognition and appreciation. This year’s Local Hero for Conservation Action is Ralph Benson, longtime Executive Director … Read more
Bay Nature Institute announces the three recipients of its 2015 “Local Hero” Awards.
Q: I’ve heard of a very large and scary-looking spider that can be found in the Santa Cruz mountains. Should I fear it if I encounter it in the wild?
A possible young bald eagle sighting intrigues a South Bay park visitor.
A recent visitor to Los Gatos’ Vasona Park was startled by the appearance of a “mystery rodent”.
Where to find some shady hikes in our state parks on sunny fall days? Guest naturalist – and BN publisher David Loeb – had some suggestions.
Spotted and photographed in the Morgan Fire burn area at Viera-North Peak, by David Ogden, May 6.
Spotted and photographed by David Ogden in Perkins Canyon, Mount Diablo, May 14.
