Architecture, Basketry, and Conservation: The Simple Life of Jorgen Hildebrandt
He announced his one concern about being interviewed by Bay Nature: “My life is so simple.”
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The Romance of Raptors
Raptor expert Larry Broderick of Sonoma-based West County Hawk Watch has been enamored of birds of prey since childhood. We swooped in to chat with Larry about his favorite predators...
Of Cows, Cars, and Checkerspots
Stuart Weiss, co-founder of the Menlo Park-based environmental consulting firm Creekside Center for Earth Observation, is one of those rare birds who’s managed to connect hard science to on-the-ground conservation...
Fishing the Rip
Jack Harrison, 26, is a wilderness and fly-fishing guide and the lead survival instructor at Adventure Out outdoor school based in Santa Cruz. We caught up with Jack as he...
A Sustainable Ocean Harvest
Exploring the world of kelp with Rising Tides Sea Vegetables' Larry Knowles.
The Significance of Wonder
The publisher of Heyday Books chats about the importance of keeping the poetry in nature writing.
Young South Bay habitat hero engages kids in refuge conservation
2014 Brower Youth Award winner Lynnea Shuck talks about her Junior Refuge Ranger program.
Ascending the Mountain
For the Mountain Institute's Ed Bernbaum. connecting people to mountains' spiritual and cultural meaning is the key to protecting them.
Saying “Yes” to Habitat Gardens
Award-winning master gardener Kate Frey believes gardens should be for more than just show.
Q&A: Pixar Animator Simon Christen on His Remarkable Time-Lapse of Bay Area Fog
Somewhere between animation and photography, Swiss-born Simon Christen has found his happy place: time-lapse photography. His “day job” is as an animator for Pixar Studios in Emeryville. But in his...
