AT&T Park gets edible garden, who will maintain Transbay garden?
SF really is a crunchy city: AT&T Park gets edible garden behind center field wall, and other Bay Area nature news.
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Biologists remove disease-spreading invasive frogs from Golden Gate Park
The "bubonic plague" of amphibian diseases is being carried by an invasive frog that's turned up in Golden Gate Park.
East Bay Parks eyes 16 new park sites, SF curbs environmental review
East Bay Regional Parks releases its plan to potentially acquire 16 new park sites, and other Bay Area nature news.
An architect and a tardigrade
Long before "sustainable architecture" became buzz in the design world, there was Eugene Tsui drawing up fantastical visions of a world in tune with nature.
California buckeyes know what to do in summer dry spell — hibernate
What does a California buckeye know that many imported plants around here don't? Duh, you don't go full steam in the hot, dry summer.
Fires in West fueled by global warming, Muir Beach closes today
In summer heat, West Nile virus-carrying mosquitoes more active than usual, and other Bay Area nature news.
River otters are here to stay — at the Aquarium of the Bay
Viewing wild river otters can be thrilling, if you find one. Up your chances to 100 percent at a new, permanent exhibit at Aquarium of the Bay.
Feds conclude great whites not endangered, Oakland has new bird safety standards
NOAA concludes Pacific great white shark not in danger of extinction and doesn't warrant extra protection, and other Bay Area nature news.
Vandals destroying hundreds trees in Golden Gate Park, what would it mean to de-extinct a species?
Why would anyone be destroying young, reforested tree in Golden Gate Park? Hundreds have had their tops lopped off. And other Bay Area nature news.
Oakland’s Bug Guy Wants You to Like Bugs Too
Eddie Dunbar has helped make Oakland a bit friendlier towards the Bay Area's creepy-crawlies.
