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A distance hike following Wildcat Creek celebrates the East Bay watershed’s springtime revival and the EBRPD’s upcoming restoration efforts.
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Look Close for The Blue-Eyed Coyotes of Point Reyes
Sightings of coyotes with steely irises are sporadic and rare, so no one is sure how many individuals there are in the park or if their population is increasing or...
How Do You Tell the Difference Between Shrews, Moles, and Shrew Moles?
A reader finds a dead small mammal. Is it a mole? A shrew? A shrew mole?
Wunderlich County Park Has Horse-Lovers and History
Wunderlich County Park in San Mateo offers 942 acres of mixed evergreen forests, chaparral, meadows, and coast redwoods.
The David Brower Center Tries to Move Beyond a White Aesthetic in Nature Art
Past exhibits at the Brower Center have primarily featured white artists, and in turn, this has offered viewers an idea of nature that tends to favor the nonhuman or completely...
Annotated Nature: a Vernal Pool in Spring
Wildflowers bloom like fireworks as winter water dries up in the vernal pool ecosystems of Jepson Prairie.
Learn to Burn
Scientists estimate that California needs to burn one million acres a year to prevent catastrophic wildfires. That’s more than a single agency can manage, but if you teach one million...
Species to Look for in Spring 2022
An illustrated guide to nature to look for in spring 2022.
Holding Fast for Abalone, Our Elder Relatives
Abalone are deeply important in Indigenous tribal cultures in California and all along the Pacific coast.
Meet Richard Tejeda, Bay Nature’s 2022 Community Hero
After a decade of working in parks, Richard Tejeda decided to create Saved By Nature to help more people of color visit and work in parks.
