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For fall 2013, Bay Nature uncovers secrets in the Monterey Shale (under a condor’s watchful eye), reveals the natural history of struggling native fish, and walks a breathtaking — and newly accessible — stretch of the Mendocino coast. Plus lichens, king tides, and tree frogs!
Description
Northern California’s native fish may be down — but they’re not out, as Glen Martin writes in Bay Nature’s fall 2013 issue. We also head south to condor country to unlock the secrets of the Monterey Shale, north to Mendocino for a walk through the spectacular California Coastal National Monument, and into our acidifying ocean to show that a French philosopher’s visions of an ocean turned to lemonade aren’t so harmonious after all.
Cover photo, of a hooded merganser contemplating lunch — or a stickleback contemplating mortality — by Steve Zamek.
Additional information
| Weight | 5.408 oz |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 × 0.125 in |
