Exploring Nature in the San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco may become the first U.S. city to ban the release of commercially raised butterflies at ceremonies such as weddings, funerals, and charity events.
Struggling to find that perfect gift? Look no further with Bay Nature’s 2013 holiday gift guide.
San Francisco Bay is becoming clearer and more Bay Area nature news…
A Palo Alto based reader sent in a photograph she took of a pretty funky looking hummingbird. “What’s up with this hummingbird’s face?” she asked.
Longtime hiker and mobility coach Jayah Faye Paley turned her passion for the outdoors into a mission to get people back on their feet – and back on the trail – using the power of hiking poles. BN: Are you from the Bay Area? No, I’m originally from Florida, where it’s hot, muggy, buggy, and flat. I…
Bay Area oaks are prolific, but acorn use has diminished within the last 200 years. With the help of modern kitchenware you can rediscover the art of acorn preparation and its rich history grounded in Native American traditions.
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