Doris Sloan wrote the book on Bay Area geology and has taught thousands about the rocks beneath our feet.
Video: Take a Tour of the Marin Headlands with Geologist Doris Sloan
November 17, 2011 •
Rick Bacigalupi
Rick Bacigalupi is the principal of BACIPIX (bacipix.com), a video production entity composed of Rick and a handful of talented associates with more than 20 years of broadcast television experience. Taking advantage of the amazing capabilities of today's nonlinear editing and affordable gear, we excel in creatinghigh-quality, low-cost video that leaves audiences motivated and inspired.
Video: The Weird, Wonderful World of Jepson Prairie
May 3, 2011 •
The remarkable creatures of these vernal pools, from tadpole shrimp to tiger salamanders, have evolved to thrive in an environment of extremes
Video: Western Fence Lizards are Full of Surprises
December 30, 2010 •
Western fence lizards are a common sight in Bay Area parks on sunny days. “When you see them,” says naturalist Michael Ellis, “you should feel good, because if there’s fence lizards, that’s a good place to be.”
Video: Western Rattlesnakes in the Bay Area
December 30, 2010 •
Rattlesnakes are the only snakes in the world that have a mechanism for warning you that they are nearby. Return the favor by leaving snakes alone when you see them on the trail.
Video: Teetering Turkey Vultures
December 30, 2010 •
Birders call them TVs, and they are fun to watch, as they teeter along hillsides, cliff faces, even right in the city.
Video: California’s Native Tarantula
December 20, 2010 •
Naturalist Katie Colbert introduces us to the amazing tarantulas that wander the interior hills of the Bay Area.
Video: Tracking the Migration of Monarchs
June 17, 2008 •
The Ventana Wilderness Society follows the amazing journey of monarch butterflies.
Video: Saving San Francisco Bay
June 17, 2008 •
From the state of California’s infancy, our relationship to San Francisco Bay, the most urbanized estuary in the United States, has been a complex one.
Video: Recovering the Tule Elk of Tomales Point
June 9, 2008 •
Recovering from near extinction in the 1870s, California’s tule elk populations have increased substantially. They can be appreciated at the preserve in Tomales Point at the Point Reyes National Seashore.
Video: Tour of the Tidepools at Fitzgerald Marine Reserve
June 9, 2008 •
Viewing a diverse Bay Area ecosystem can be as simple as a trip to the beach.