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The Visitor Contact Station and Nature Store at the Don Edwards SF Bay NWR are finally opening, just for the holidays! We hope you will stop by to say hello, pick up a trail map, attend one of our many … Read more
The Don Edwards SF Bay National Wildlife Refuge was created in 1972, but this story starts 200 years earlier when Europeans colonized the San Francisco Bay. Learn about the Bay’s history and the answers to mysteries such as: Why are … Read more
Have you ever been out in nature and come across litter, wishing you had some way to remove it from the ecosystem? Maybe you’ve even gone so far as to hike it out in your backpack–having to use your hands … Read more
Marina Bay Park – Hikers 55 years and older interested in nature study, history, fitness, and fun are invited to join this series of monthly excursions exploring the Regional Parks. No fee. No registration. Drop-in program only. For information, call … Read more
Have you ever been out in nature and come across litter, wishing you had some way to remove it from the ecosystem? Maybe you’ve even gone so far as to hike it out in your backpack–having to use your hands … Read more
While we might be most familiar with rattlesnakes, black widows, and poison frogs (oh my!), toxins are produced or acquired by organisms in nearly every major group of life. This means that animals must avoid toxins or adapt to them. … Read more
Tilden Regional Park – Hikers 55 years and older interested in nature study, history, fitness, and fun are invited to join this series of monthly excursions exploring the Regional Parks. No fee. No registration. Drop-in program only. For information, call … Read more
Roberts Regional Recreation Area – Hikers 55 years and older interested in nature study, history, fitness, and fun are invited to join this series of monthly excursions exploring the East Bay Regional Parks. No fee. No registration. Drop-in program only. … Read more
Nature journaling helps you enjoy the natural world in a whole new way. You can take just a short hike, or even stay in one place, and see, hear, smell and touch more than you ever thought possible. Using words, … Read more
CNPS Yerba Buena speaker program with Dr. Justin Luong Zoom link required. Restoration will be needed to halt biodiversity and habitat loss and to ensure our state and global governments can meet ambitious targets for ecosystem protection. Although restoration has … Read more
