Teresa Baker

Teresa is a Bay Area native and nature advocate, fighting for the protection of our open and wild spaces through talks and panel discussion across the country. Her focus over the years has been geared around diversity and inclusion of underrepresented communities within outdoor organizations, brands and environmental agencies. Through her work she hopes to cultivate new stewards of the great outdoors.

A Behind the Scenes Look at Point Reyes National Seashore

April 20, 2020 • by Teresa Baker

Did you know the original name of the Point Reyes peninsula was Punta de los Reyes, which translates to Point of the Kings? Spanish explorer Sebastian Vizcaino chose the name because he anchored in Drakes Bay on January 6, 1603, … Read more

An Experienced Park Visitor’s View of Point Reyes

October 3, 2019 • by Teresa Baker and Syria Ayers

For those who are unaware of Point Reyes Station, it is a small town adjacent to Point Reyes National Seashore and the quaint town of Inverness. It’s the type of town that tourists flock to on the weekends and most … Read more