January-March 2017

Bay Nature’s January-March 2017 issue covers the Bay, the brain on nature, lost histories of the East Bay hills, and more.

Issue Content

Brightly Colored Parrot Mushrooms Love the Damp Dark Days of Winter

by | January 1, 2017

Naturalist’s Notebook: Good Algae Gone Bad

by | January 1, 2017

Franklin Point Offers A Unique Look at the San Mateo Coast

by | January 1, 2017

Why Do Tule Elk Drop Their Antlers Every Year?

by | January 1, 2017

Nature Offers Health Benefits, and New Brain Research Explains Why

by | January 1, 2017

Rue Mapp on Doubling Down on Black Joy in Nature

by | December 24, 2016

The Story of the San Francisco Bay: It’s Wild Still

by | January 1, 2017

Old Giants: The Last Days of Oakland’s Redwoods

by | January 1, 2017

Dark Treasure: Mount Diablo’s Lost Coal Mines

by | January 1, 2017

Bay Area Nature’s All-Hands-On-Deck Moment

by | January 1, 2017

Sea Otter Adoptees Born in Elkhorn Slough

by | January 1, 2017

Pacific Chorus Frogs Use Their Famous Calls to Stake Out Territory

by | January 1, 2017