The Guadalupe River winds its way through history, both natural and human.

Join us for the next two Bay Nature Talks on March 10th and 18th!
The Guadalupe River winds its way through history, both natural and human.
A new tool for finding parks.
Rare plants are common in California. Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve sits in an ideal location to display some of the rarest of them.
At an artists’ retreat in the Santa Cruz Mountains, a chance to see art and nature mix.
When Kathleen Richards’ father had a stroke, she set out into the parks to let nature aid his recovery.
Nature is a high-impact participant in the nation’s oldest cross-country running competition.
The California Coastal Trail runs west of Highway 1 along this scenic stretch of the San Mateo coast.
A journey through a nearby landscape that can seem farther off and stranger than the High Sierra.
Islais Creek Park is the first official San Francisco site on the San Francisco Bay Area Water Trail.
A reservation system for the popular redwood grove is coming in 2017. Until then, the Park Service urges residents to stay away.