Learn about why coast redwoods grow in fairy rings, plus how land stewards keep big trees thriving in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
These parks and preserves offer opportunities to see Bay Area redwoods up close. Bonus: learn some fun facts about tall trees!
Healthy forests require active stewardship. As we work with partners to reduce wildfire risk and restore local forests, one question often comes up: What happens to all the excess vegetation generated during restoration?
Wander shaded forest hikes along creeks and streams, where redwoods, ferns, and flowing water create cool, peaceful escapes.
Learn how POST and partners used trail cameras and acoustic sensors to monitor wildlife response to wildfire, trails, and forest recovery.
For feisty banana slugs, mating is all about mucus.
Read on to learn about science, plus which parks you can visit to see wildfire recovery on dazzling display.
This is the story of Methuselah, one of the oldest living redwoods on the Peninsula. Take a trip through time and hear the stories it has to tell.
Visit five Bay Area parks and learn about local trees, nature, and conservation — plus a free Tree Explorer's Handbook for kids!
Learn your fungi fundamentals in these two talks with renowned Bay Area mushrooms expert, Christian Schwarz.
In the Santa Cruz Mountains, researchers and students collaborate to collect data and study conservation science in the San Vicente Redwoods.
Learn more about sustainable forest management with this primer — replete with a glossary of terms — for anyone who’s eager to brush up on the basics.
Want fun facts about local wildlife, scenic spots, quick nature tips, and more sent right to your inbox?
Can't see the form? Please click here for a simplified version.