How can math help solve the climate puzzle?
Mathematicians are jumping in to help sort out the underlying equations that make up the Earth's complex, and rapidly changing climate system.
Pick Archives:Bay Nature Picks
San Jose considers banning styrofoam
San Jose is considering a ban on styrofoam that if successful would make it the largest city in the nation to nix the use of the non-biodegradable foamy plastic.
Lead bullets, abalone and nitrogen
Groups aim to make California first state to ban bullets made from lead to protect wildlife from poisoning, and more Bay Area nature news.
A bike race, Valero and a dog ban
America's top bike race will scale Mount Diablo in May, but it's creating a headache for organizers, and more Bay Area nature news.
Best Romantic Hikes in the Bay Area
If you're looking for something adventurous this Valentine's Day, how about going for a hike?
Taylor Mountain, an albatross, and an urban canopy
Sonoma County gets a new park, the largest in decades, at Taylor Mountain, and other Bay Area nature news.
A treaty, a terrified coyote and ‘dogs run wild’
The San Francisco Bay estuary has been listed as a "wetland of importance" in an international treaty, and other Bay Area nature news.
Making the Most of Mud
San Francisco Bay has been clearing up, but that's not necessarily a good thing for marshes in an age of sea level rise. Those marshes need mud so they can...
Hikes for waning New Year’s resolutions
Some great hikes to inspire you as your New Year's resolution to "get in shape" starts to falter.
Santa Clara Valley habitat plan up for final vote
San Jose officials on Tuesday will decide the fate of a plan to preserve 46,000 acres of open space.
