October-December 2017

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Issue Content

Snorkel Surveys Reveal the Fish World of Mount Tam’s Creeks

by Ariel Rubissow Okamoto | September 25, 2017

On the Hunt for Mount Tam’s Two Known Badgers

by Mary Ellen Hannibal | September 25, 2017

In the Bay Area, Big Birds are Back

by Eric Simons | September 25, 2017

Mount Tam’s First Botanist: Alice Eastwood and the Plants of Tamalpais

by John Hart | September 25, 2017

Why Fall Feels Different in the Bay Area: It’s the Smell of Change

by Alissa Greenberg | September 25, 2017

Who Was Georg Steller and Why Are Animals Named After Him?

by Nate Seltenrich | September 25, 2017

California Scientists Release a Fly to Control a Landscape-Suffocating Invasive Ivy

by Alison Hawkes | September 25, 2017

A Tale of Two Buzzwords: Trying to Sustain Our Resilience

by Brendan Buhler | September 25, 2017

Western Sycamores Speak of an Older California

by Sylvia Linsteadt | September 25, 2017

Naturalist’s Notebook: Best Spots to Find Migrating Swifts in the Bay Area

by John Muir Laws | September 25, 2017

The Nature of the Dipsea Race

by Alisa Opar | September 25, 2017

Hiking With Dad: A Daughter Helps Her Father Explore the Accessibility of the East Bay Parks

by Kathleen Richards | September 25, 2017

A Nature-Inspired Place Opens for Kids to Play in San José

by Emily Williams | September 25, 2017

First-Ever Photos from the Seafloor a Mile Beneath Cordell Bank Marine Sanctuary

by Eric Simons | September 25, 2017

In the Forests Around Mount Tam, The Southern Range of Northern Spotted Owls

by Jules Evens | September 25, 2017

Bay Nature Founder and Publisher David Loeb Hits the Trail

by Mary Ellen Hannibal | September 25, 2017

Ask the Naturalist: What Do Hummingbirds Taste?

by Michael Ellis | September 25, 2017

Nature and Culture Mix in a Theatre Amid the Oaks on Mount Tam

by Claire Peaslee | September 25, 2017

Meet Mount Tamalpais

by John Hart | September 25, 2017

A New Publisher and Executive Director at Bay Nature

by Regina Starr Ridley | September 25, 2017

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