Bay Nature January-March 2001 cover

January-March 2001

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Issue Content

USGS Menlo Park’s California Center

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Rush Ranch Protects One of the Few Remnants of Estuarine Marsh in the Bay Area

Solano County's Rush Ranch Reserve

by Joe Eaton | January 1, 2001

Bob Walker Photography Exhibit at Oakland Museum

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Coho Salmon Run Returns To West Marin

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Elephant Seals at Ano Nuevo

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Go Greenbelt Bicycle Tour in Support of Greenbelt Alliance

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Understanding San Francisco Bay

by Bay Nature | January 1, 2001

Letter from the Publisher: Introducing Bay Nature Magazine

by David Loeb | January 1, 2001

A Natural History of Oakland’s Lake Merritt

by Linda Watanabe McFerrin | January 1, 2001

Post’s Wallace Stegner Lecture Series

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Are there any resident animal species in the region that hibernate in winter, even though we don’t usually have snow or freezing temperatures?

flocks of birds, ocean temperature, and hibernation

by Joe Eaton | January 1, 2001

Shy Albatross Sightings

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Sudden Oak Death Introduction

by Marilyn Smulyan | January 1, 2001

Rivers in the Bay

Riding the Tides Through Time and Back

by Paul McHugh | January 1, 2001

The Art of Restoration

Brining Back the Tidal Marshes

by Chis Clarke | January 1, 2001