Study reveals historical range of wolves in CA
The results of a recent study shed light on the historical range of wolves in California.
Pick Archives:Bay Nature Picks
Today’s the day to bring nature to parking spots
Park(ing) Day requires one thing: You bring a little greenery to a parking space.
Should I kill invasive trees with herbicides?
An Oakland resident wants to know how to kill off invasive trees from her garden.
CA could be first to ban leaded bullets, Pleasanton park expands
California expected to become first state in nation to ban leaded bullets, which are deadly to wildlife in more ways than one, and more Bay Area nature news.
Muir Woods mulls reserved parking, Mt. Diablo fire 45 percent contained
Muir Woods looking into a reservation system for parking, and other Bay Area nature news.
Santa Cruz cypress delisted as endangered species
Another success of the Endangered Species Act. The Santa Cruz cypress, a small evergreen, is doing well thanks to protections.
Not at Burning Man? You can celebrate at home in the Bay Area
So you didn't go? Well, nevermind. There's plenty to do here at home that evokes the spirit of Burning Man.
fin whale dies of trauma, Marin says no to fracking
Endangered fin whale youngster died near Stinson Beach from undetermined trauma injury, and other Bay Area nature news.
A solution to ‘beepocolypse,’ shark fin ban hits legal snag
Sonoma grape-growers and bee do-gooders creating "bee patches" to combat beepocolypse, and other Bay Area nature news.
Seabird feeding frenzy off Ocean Beach, Marin favors hikers over mountain bikers
Seabirds descend by the thousands on Ocean Beach in SF to gobble up a school of fish close to shore, and other Bay Area nature news.
