It is with great sadness we share news of the passing of Malcolm Margolin, writer, editor, book publisher, and co-founder of Bay Nature magazine. Malcolm died Wednesday, August 20, from complications with Parkinson’s disease, according to Berkeleyside. Malcolm and David … Read more
In my neighborhood, flocks of wild turkeys wander year-round, stopping traffic with aplomb and making my German-shepherd-mix dog nervous. People put up signs that say, “Drive Like Your Turkeys Live Here.” They’re a fixture, adaptable and thriving in urban and … Read more
Bay Nature publisher David Loeb reflects on what makes America truly great.
He announced his one concern about being interviewed by Bay Nature: “My life is so simple.”
A first-grade teacher asks: Do pelicans ever carry their young in their pouches? We asked International Bird Rescue for the answer.
Stuck inside on a rainy day? Felled by a winter cold? Or just feel like curling up with a cup of tea and reading a good book? We've got some great selections so you can enjoy nature indoors.
A few months ago a Point Blue Conservation Science staff member spotted two happy king snakes engaged in an act of passion at the edge of Shollenberger Marsh. Here's the video.
Thanks for visiting Bay Nature’s Mount Diablo fire recovery page. Follow us on social media for updates, and please email us with feedback or tips!
Nerds for Nature has installed posts at several spots in the fire area, where you can take pictures and give them a hashtag to feed them into a slideshow documenting change on Mount Diablo.
Bay Nature Publisher David Loeb visited Perkins Canyon over the weekend and found it awash in flowers!
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