Genre-Defying Art: Textiles and Maps
If you're like most people and have never thought about textiles and maps at the same time, together, then you just might be the target audience for artist Linda Gass....
Tag: maps
New Maps, New Perspectives
North Coyote Valley near San José might look unremarkable in the context of the Bay Area’s 1.2 million acres of unprotected land. But there’s actually nothing quite like it. The...
Sin Fronteras: The Consequences of Lines on a Map
There are two ways of seeing the lines on a map, writes Jose Gonzalez. They lead to a bigger point about what it means to live sin fronteras.
Map Sense: From Topos to Tablets at the East Bay Regional Parks
Every map tells a story -- about the world, and about the person who made it.
New Google Earth: Going Underwater and Back in Time
At the California Academy on Sciences on February 2, Google announced a new version of Google Earth that holds tremendous promise for conservationists worldwide, and no shortage of data on...
Tracking Richmond’s Bay Trail
On an overcast day this winter, seven of us met for a bike ride through Richmond on the Bay Trail. We rode along Cerritos Creek, under two busy freeways, and...
Bay Trail Resources
Richmond isn’t the only place where the Bay Trail is coming together. In fact, one of the longest continuous segments of Bay Trail will open later this year at the...
Birds of the Bay Trail Project
Calling all birders: Here’s your chance to nominate your favorite birding and wildlife area along a segment of the San Francisco Bay Trail. In order to encourage understanding about Bay...
