Yet again this winter, Dungeness season was delayed to keep whales safe. In a surprising turn after years of adamant resistance, more Dungeness crabbers are trying out—and pretty darn happy...
By sheer numbers, we could probably justify making Bay Nature a wholly coyote-themed publication.
Butterflies fed with Q-tips, Hollywood moments on the trail, bird battles, beetles, and the Bay Naturiest story of 2024. (It was a competitive field.)
Even key critics of Aramis, in the North Livermore Valley, say its habitat conservation plan is not terrible.
They're counting their blessings—like Prop. 4's $10 billion for climate adaptation in California, and money that can’t be unspent.
After two decades of grassroots efforts, 82 acres of Richmond parkland are set to open in early 2025. An op-ed by David Helvarg.
Some ways to commune with nature this Thanksgiving week, whether outside or from a comfy chair.
Deer and raccoons that once fearlessly roamed the island have become prey.
David Hayes shaped BIL and IRA, Biden-era funding bills whose big money for nature we’ve been tracking across the greater Bay Area. Here, he takes stock of how they’ve fared—and...
Like a Pacific octopus, this project has a lot of tentacles. It also has very big ambitions.
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