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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Naturehood Gardening: Urban Gardening | Renters and Small Spaces
Tennessee Hollow Watershed Restoration, CNPS Yerba Buena speaker program
Lakeside Chat: Stories from the Early Days at Lake Merritt by James Covel, Monterey Bay Aquarium
An event every month that begins at 10:00 am on day Second of the month, repeating until January 9, 2021
Nature in your Neighborhood
An event every week that begins at 9:30 am on Wednesday, repeating until January 27, 2021
In-Person: Habitat Restoration Volunteer (high risk groups)
Bay Visions 2021: The Power of Plants Will Protect the Bay
An event every week that begins at 9:30 am on Thursday, repeating until January 28, 2021
In-Person: Habitat Restoration Volunteer
Black Oaks Revealed: A deep dive into their cultural significance for Indigenous Communities
Lunch & Learn at Skyline Ridge Preserve: Chestnuts, Christmas Trees & More!
Birdy Hour Speaker Series: Tales from a Cape Cod wildlife rehabilitation center
In-Person: Capturing the World Around You With Your Smartphone
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Ongoing Events
In-person: California King Tides Project
The California King Tides Project helps us visualize future sea level by observing the highest high tides of today.
You can help by taking and sharing photos of the shoreline during King Tides to create a record of changes to our coast and estuaries. Find out ...
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