Exploring Nature in the San Francisco Bay Area
The great egret colony at Martin Griffin Preserve in West Marin failed to fledge any young egrets in 2013, the first time in the preserve’s 62-year history, leading Audubon Canyon Ranch to change public access to the preserve for 2014.
Do monarch butterflies need space on the North American summit agenda? And more Bay Area nature news…
Love them or hate them, squirrels are everywhere. But how common are black squirrels?
San Francisco Bay’s waters have clearly become popular with the porpoises. What researchers want to know now is: What does that mean about the Bay ecosystem itself?
A Yosemite getaway and a Central Valley birding tour with Bay Nature naturalist Michael Ellis are highlights of our silent auction this year. Feast your eyes on the mouthwatering items we have lined up for the Bay Nature Annual Awards Dinner on March 23rd! Check out the preview here, then buy your tickets to the dinner!
The wild side of Lake Merritt inspired Jim Carlton’s career. This Sunday is a chance for everyone else to join in on the fun.
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