Fall 2020 -

Bay Nature’s Fall 2020 issue explores birding through a tough year and the history of plague in the west. Also: fall astronomy in the Bay Area, Marsh Creek, San Francisco Bay restoration, and anemone immortality.
Cover photo by Marsha Kirschbaum

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Issue Content

First-of-its-Kind Climate Parcel Tax Now a Measure of Hope

by Kristine Wong | September 27, 2020

Fall 2020 Almanac: An Illustrated Guide to Northern California Nature

by Jane Kim | September 27, 2020

Abstract Art? Floating Laboratory? Oakland’s Buoyant Ecologies Float Lab Is Both

by Matthew Harrison Tedford | September 27, 2020

Do Sea Anemones Live Forever?

by Michael Ellis | September 27, 2020

Postcard from Bodega Bay: “I Don’t Want to See These Whales Go Away”

by Ariella Simke | September 27, 2020

Look Up

by Eric Simons | September 27, 2020

Letter from the Editor: Beyond Voting

by Victoria Schlesinger | September 27, 2020

Epizootic: How Infectious Disease Can Move From Wildlife to Humans — and Back to Wildlife

by Elena Conis and Daniel Roman | September 27, 2020

Watch the Restoration of a Watershed on Marsh Creek Trail

by Robin Meadows | September 27, 2020

Naturalist’s Notebook: Listen to Forest Owls

by John Muir Laws | September 27, 2020

Birding Through 2020

by Marissa Ortega-Welch | September 27, 2020