April-June 2017

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Bay Nature’s April-June 2017 issue covers Bay Bridge cormorants, Mount Umunhum, the creation of Eastshore State Park, and our local heroes.

Issue Content

Is This the Worst Flooding Year Ever?

by | March 28, 2017

How the East Bay Shoreline Became A Park for the People

by | March 28, 2017

What Leads to Great Wildflowers? The Formula’s Not Always So Easy.

by | March 28, 2017

The Old Bay Bridge Is Coming Down, Leaving a 40-Year-Old Cormorant Colony Adrift

by | March 28, 2017

The Boldness of Bewick’s Wrens

by | March 28, 2017

2017 Conservation Action Award Winner David Lewis: With Ballot Measure Passed, What’s Next for Save the Bay?

by | March 28, 2017

An Atlantic Bird Makes a New Home in California — Maybe Because of Melting Arctic Ice

by | March 28, 2017

Naturalist’s Notebook: They Lowered the Level of San Mateo’s Marina Lagoon and Found … These Things

by | April 4, 2017

As Rainy Winter Spreads Sudden Oak Death Pathogen, a Scientist Races to Build Resistance

by | March 28, 2017

2017 Environmental Education Award Winners Alison Young and Rebecca Johnson: Democratizing Science One Observation at a Time

by | March 28, 2017

2017 Youth Engagement Award Winner Uriel Hernandez: Tree-Planting Provides Backdrop for a Deeper Purpose

by | March 28, 2017

A Mountaintop with Panoramic Bay Area Views, Closed to the Public for 59 Years, Opens This Fall

by | March 28, 2017