July-September 2010

$10.00

Our summer 2010 issue encompasses the long-lasting rocks of the East Bay hills and geology of Salt Point State Park and the ephemeral MaryAnn Nardo’s stunning paintings of delicate local butterflies.

Issue Content

Naturalist’s Notebook: Bolinas Ridge Discoveries

by | July 1, 2010

Best of Times, Worst of Times for Contra Costa Preservation

by | July 1, 2010

Jack Laws on Loving Nature

by | July 1, 2010

Tarantula Trekking

by | July 1, 2010

The Long, Slow Spill of the Luckenbach

by | July 1, 2010

Habitat and Humanity

Managing Rare Species in the Metropolis
by | July 1, 2010

Letter from the Publisher

by | July 1, 2010

Marbled Murrelet, Mariner of the Old-Growth

by | July 1, 2010

Painted Wings

The Butterfly Art of MaryAnn Nardo
by | July 1, 2010

School of Rock

Climbing and Geology in the Berkeley Hills
by | July 1, 2010

The Story of Salt Point State Park is Written in Stone

You'll find some of Central California's most remarkable rocks at this state park on the Sonoma Coast
by | July 1, 2010

What Makes a Sea Breeze Blow in the Summer?

by | July 1, 2010

The Ants Go Marching One by One

by | July 1, 2010

Was there ever a waterfall at the Golden Gate?

by | July 1, 2010