The Surprising Biodiversity in Golden Gate Park
The city park is home to an old-growth forest, plus abundant birds and a growing number of native plants.
Exploration
California Condors Return to the East Bay
As the population recovers, they've been making test flights northward. Here's where to (possibly) see them.
Fire Walk with Me
A defensible space inspector is always looking for fire trails.
Wildlife Gardens in the Fire Zone
Planting habitat gardens is more important than ever in the megafire era.
Pitch In Around the Bay This Fall
Reporting whale sightings and supporting native oyster reefs are among the ways you can give back this season.
What It Takes to Become a Beaver Coexistence Professional
Here’s one job that AI probably won’t steal.
The Subtle Sounds of Summer
After springtime’s racket, the warmer months come with a quieter soundtrack.
Climbing the Bay Area’s Geologic Past
Millions of years of slowly moving tectonic plates created a playground for rock climbers.
Point Reyes Is ‘Reimagining’ Its Trails, and Wants Your Input
More than six decades later, Point Reyes National Seashore's 150 miles of trails are being reconsidered from the ground up.
