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Every year, various types of animals undergo long, challenging movements between distant locations. Why do they undertake these arduous journeys and how do they find their way? You’ll explore the various insects, fish, birds, and mammals that move within and … Read more
Join a docent-led tour of Pond Farm Pottery and immerse yourself in the history and natural beauty of this significant cultural site, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a National Historic Landmark. Learn about the dreams and … Read more
Explore 180 million Years of Geologic History on Mount Diablo What do the summit of Mount Diablo and the Marin Headlands have in common? How is Sentinel Rock in Rock City related to Yosemite’s Half Dome? You’ll discover the answers … Read more
The unique ecosystem of the Bay Area’s coastal redwoods provides an ideal setting for mushrooms to flourish. Join us for a cap-tivating online event as we explore and uncover more about the fungal landscape. 🍄 Free | Registration Required In … Read more
Resolving Tradeoffs Between Biodiversity and Human Health Support in Native Planting Speaker: Vanessa Lee How to design native plants in urban spaces to foster both human health and urban biodiversity? One important step is to be cognizant of tradeoffs aside … Read more
The Randall Museum teams up with California Native Plant Society - Yerba Buena Chapter (CNPS YBC) to welcome its members and members of the general public for a special event celebrating Native Plants. Discover how to feed your ecosystem by … Read more
Join us Saturday, February 3, 2024, 10:30 a.m. for a survey of the local mushrooms. Ben Anderson, mushroom specialist and staff gardener at the Botanic Garden, will delve into the fascinating world of mushrooms in the East Bay Parks. In-person … Read more
The California Fire Science Seminar Series will return on February 6, 2024, at 2 pm PST. Join the California Fire Science Consortium for the biweekly, virtual presentation and discussion on emerging fire science topics from a diverse range of topics … Read more
During this Naturalist Training webinar, we will explore effective ways to share your passion for nature in this presentation by Michael Hawk from Jumpstart Nature. Learn to make any nature topic engaging. Whether a field trip, casual hike, or chance encounter, … Read more
Joanna Garaventa will present an overview of the Green Biome Institute, its areas of focus, and an example of how population genetic analyses can help preserve rare plant species. Joanna has years of experience as a project leader for complex … Read more
Songbirds communicate with one another for many reasons – to find and attract a mate, to defend their territory, or even to band together to ward off a predator. However, human-generated noise, also known as anthropogenic noise, and encroachment into … Read more
Please click here to learn more and register for this presentation by the Pacific Northwest Section of the Audio Engineering Society. Dan Dugan will present a long version of his soundscapes talk, emphasizing the technical aspects of nature recording for … Read more
You are cordially invited to the Chopsticks Alley Art's "Asian American Healing (AAH) - A Nature Walk Guide " Launch Party! Register for tickets here. Evening Program 6:30-8:30 pm Featuring performances and artworks by poets, artists, and book contributors 5-9 … Read more
Alexis Nikole Nelson aka Black Forager uses her platform to engage with millions-yelling, singing, and celebrating the hidden bounty of edible plants waiting to be found in our backyards, on our nature hikes, growing from our sidewalks and in our … Read more
FILM SCREENING + CONVERSATION AT SF PIER 1 As we grapple with the intense environmental and social crises exacerbated by our growth-obsessed economic system, we confront the need to change how we relate to the natural world as city dwellers. … Read more
