July-September 2018

$10.00

The summer issue of Bay Nature includes stories about the arrival of urban osprey, summer hikes, protection of the last old growth redwoods in Sonoma County, and future visions of the Bay’s shoreline. Other stories cover why the West Antarctic sheet matters to the Bay Area, fur seals on the Farallones, Flower Piano in the SF Botanic Gardens, cabbage white butterflies, and more.

Cover image by Randall Bryett

Issue Content

Imagine the Future San Francisco Bay Shoreline

by | June 18, 2018

Meet the Urban Osprey

by | June 21, 2018

What Do I Do About Poison Hemlock Near My Yard?

by | June 26, 2018

Volunteers Make the Parks Come Alive. Here’s How to Find and Join Them.

by and | June 26, 2018

Flower Piano: Music in Harmony with Nature

by | June 26, 2018

The Guadalupe River and the Hidden Heart of San José

by | June 27, 2018

Seals Make a Fur-ious Comeback in the Bay Area

by | June 26, 2018

Calling for a Revisionist Natural History

by | June 26, 2018

Longtime Audubon Canyon Ranch Scientist Retires

by | June 27, 2018

New Academy of Sciences Exhibit Explores Coastal California’s Giants of Land and Sea

by | June 27, 2018

“Plain” Cabbage White Butterflies are Anything but Ordinary

by | June 27, 2018

Naturalist’s Notebook: How An Antlion Pit Works

by | June 26, 2018

The Discovery of the Oldest Redwood South of Mendocino Marks a New Era

by | June 27, 2018

Why the West Antarctic Sheet Matters to the Bay Area

by and | June 27, 2018

An Acidified San Francisco Bay? No One’s Studied That Yet

by | June 27, 2018

Where to Find Redwoods Close to Home in the Bay Area

by and | June 27, 2018

About Summer, and Time, and the Future

by | June 27, 2018