2025年1月7日 · Explore the natural world of Northern California with Bay Nature's in-depth articles, photography, illustration and events.

Conservation Action. This award goes to an individual who has made or is currently making significant contributions to the conservation of the natural landscapes, wildlife, and/or flora of the San Francisco Bay Area, through leadership, advocacy, …

2024年10月8日 · A flight, or gulp, of Brandt’s cormorants. (Kip Evans) In 2023, global sea surface temperatures reached record highs, and they’ve continued to spike in 2024.Around the Farallones, an El Niño that lasted from summer 2023 to the end of spring 2024 raised temps a couple of degrees above the long-term average and caused some birds to delay breeding, to not breed at all, or to lay fewer eggs ...

Experience California Native Gardens: Sustainable, Local, and Full of Life. Join our annual, self-guided, and free tour of private and public gardens within the CNPS-SCV chapter area, and discover biodiversity and the benefits of native plants for water and energy … Read more

2024年8月6日 · Left: A band-tailed Pigeon in El Sobrante, California. (Becky Matsubara via Flickr, CC BY 2.0 DEED); Right: A visualization of band-tailed versus rock pigeon sightings from 2023 onward.(Visualization by Anushuya Thapa, data from iNaturalist) Band-tailed pigeon The band-tailed pigeon (Patagioenas fasciata), cousin to the rock pigeon, is …

2021年9月22日 · Like many California botanists, Bartosh was drawn early in his career to the inner coast range, a rugged mixing zone down the center of the state where desert flowers bloom within a few miles of altitude-loving incense cedars and rare plants seemingly plucked from the lush forests 200 miles to the north.

Bay Nature magazine, published in print quarterly, covers the unique habitats and wildlife of the San Francisco Bay Area and the people working to protect them.With excellent writing, gorgeous photography, and delightful art by celebrated artists John Muir Laws and Jane Kim, each issue of Bay Nature is a local treasure to cherish and share with family and friends.

2024年11月19日 · Coyote swimming towards Tiburon from Angel Island this April, its head just barely visible (Left, Photo by Casey Dexter-Lee); Coyote getting its legs wet on the shores of Angel Island looking towards Tiburon (Right, Photo by California State Parks/Bill Miller). The idea of coyotes on Angel Island has been floated before. In 1915, the US Army introduced about 20 Columbian black-tailed deer ...

2023年6月22日 · Clams preserve clues to the climate they lived in, offering a uniquely detailed fossil record. “These are young fossils, baby fossils,” says one researcher.

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