AT&T Park gets edible garden, who will maintain Transbay garden?
SF really is a crunchy city: AT&T Park gets edible garden behind center field wall, and other Bay Area nature news.
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Flamingo turns up in Sunnyvale, “mollusk matchmaker” coaxes white abalone to spawn
A flamingo has turned up near the Sunnyvale sewage treatment plant, and local zoos say none of theirs is missing, and other Bay Area nature news.
Visit the Yolo Bypass for A Highway, a Wetland and 250,000 Bats
The Yolo Causeway is more than just link between here and there. It's the summer residence of a thriving colony of Mexican free-tailed bats.
Bay Area’s sea gull population explodes, Mt. Diablo summit deck still closed
Bay Area's sea gull population exploding, and they're munching up endangered species, and other Bay Area nature news.
Fires in West fueled by global warming, Muir Beach closes today
In summer heat, West Nile virus-carrying mosquitoes more active than usual, and other Bay Area nature news.
Leaves of Three: The Rash Success of Poison Oak
Poison oak is one native plant people love to hate. But it does have a good side, feeding birds and other wildlife. For people, the best thing is to learn...
Fog and Redwoods: Demystifying the Mist
Fog means survival for many Bay Area plants and animals. What will happen to this life-giving airborne moisture in an era of global warming?
Bay Restoration: Lines in the Mud
Over decades of struggle, San Francisco Bay restoration has become the expectation, a difficult challenge still, but one everyone's agreed to fight for.
Sunset hikes to celebrate the summer solstice
What better way to celebrate the end of the week and the ascent of summer than an evening hike ending with a breathtaking sunset? Friday marks the longest day of...
Calif. considers lead bullet ban to save condors, Tilden golf course gets green creds
CA lawmakers consider ban on lead bullets used during hunting to save condors, and other Bay Area nature news.
