Find events about nature and wildlife happening around the greater San Francisco Bay Area! During the COVID-19 pandemic, all listings are virtual events, unless noted. For in-person events, remember to practice COVID-19 safety measures, including mask-wearing and social distancing.
Bay Nature Events
Join us in celebrating the 2021 Bay Nature Local Heroes at two virtual events in April. Learn more about these incredible leaders and their work protecting our environment and helping our community connect with nature.
Listen to conversations with experts and expand your nature knowledge with Bay Nature Talks. Watch past webinars and stay up-to-date on future talks.
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California’s Magnificent Oaks and Their Many Relations with Kate Marianchild
An event every week that begins at 9:00 am on Tuesday and Saturday, repeating until April 24, 2021
Take To The Hills is restoring native plants in Derby Canyon above the Clark Kerr campus.
An event every week that begins at 9:45 am on Sunday, repeating indefinitely
Marine Wildlife and Ecology Sail on San Francisco Bay
An event every week that begins at 9:00 am on Tuesday and Saturday, repeating until April 24, 2021
Take To The Hills is restoring native plants in Derby Canyon above the Clark Kerr campus.
Vernal Pools of the Santa Rosa Plain Virtual Panel Presentation
LAKESIDE CHAT #4 – It’s Earth Month! Join us as Dr. Richard Bailey of The Lake Merritt Institute and Vanessa Pope of Mudlab talk trash
An event every week that begins at 9:00 am on Tuesday and Saturday, repeating until April 24, 2021
Take To The Hills is restoring native plants in Derby Canyon above the Clark Kerr campus.
An event every week that begins at 9:00 am on Tuesday and Saturday, repeating until April 24, 2021
Take To The Hills is restoring native plants in Derby Canyon above the Clark Kerr campus.
Virtual Exploration of Almaden Quicksilver History & Geology
Science Stories from Palomarin, Episode 3: Habitat and Community Change
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California Beaver Summmit
Climate change is making our state hotter, drier, and harder for people and wildlife. Find out how beaver can help.
Beaver has shaped the landscapes of California for over 5 million years. Their dams have slowed runoff and created wetlands of carbon enriched meadows. They charged aquifers, maintained stable temperatures, and cooled stream flows in California’s dry summers. Countless species a...
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