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If we don't act, these newts within the Los Gatos Creek watershed may go locally extinct.
Each year, thousands of birds are flock to California's San Francisco Bay. Why here? And how do they know where they're going?
182-acres above Los Gatos is now protected open space. Get the full story.
It's ok to freak out — it's incredibly exciting.
Last summer's fire gave us an opportunity...and we're taking it.
Acclaimed author Mary Ellen Hannibal finds the answers.
Watch these five adorable coyote puppies from the Southern Santa Cruz Mountains.
California wildlife can handle fires better than you might think. Find the story here.
Their name makes them sound completely dull: western fence lizard. But that’s just what they want you to think.
You don't have to go far to find native California species. Here are a few local pollinators right out your door.
POST's president reflects on the what's "essential" and his deepening sense of purpose.
We protected another 347 acres of prime wildlife habitat close to the urban areas of the South Bay.
Help protect open spaces on the Peninsula and in the South Bay for the benefit of all.
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