Voting season is here—for bees! Until September 8th, folks can vote for their choice of state bee. Picking a native pollinator to represent the state uplifts the hardworking bees that pollinate crops and are crucial to native landscapes. While California … Read more
Pesticides used in common over-the-counter topical tick and flea treatments have been found in Bay Area wastewater effluent at levels that are toxic to aquatic organisms.
A bill to exempt the proposed shipyard from environmental analysis is doing the time warp again.
For most lakes and rivers, the state’s official map of fecal bacterial contamination shows data that’s more than a year old.
‘We basically had all of the banned words,’ one environmental equity researcher says. So they got scrappy.
Here’s one job that AI probably won’t steal.
In the aftermath of a psychedelic mushroom trip, Baykeeper founder Michael Herz and Kate Josephs decided to upend their lives, move aboard a boat in the East Bay, and start producing a podcast on the history of the San Francisco Bay.
Thermal cameras just installed in May have been picking up whale spouts nearly every day.
A photographer’s 4,000-mile journey to find California’s native trout.
Millions of years of slowly moving tectonic plates created a playground for rock climbers.
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