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There's an invasive houseplant loose in the Santa Cruz Mountains that can swallow a creek. But we're going to stop it before it can.
In order to protect wildlife diversity, we need to conserve and enhance the ecosystem connections that are vital to our regional health.
Learn about the peculiar behaviors of 5 of Coyote Valley's most endangered birds.
Meet Patrick Lien, a snake researcher with the U.S. Geologic Survey and learn about his work studying the endangered San Francisco garter snake.
Coho salmon in San Vicente Creek near Davenport are on the brink of extinction. We're fighting for the survival of these fish. Here's our story.
Dive into this interactive graphic and explore the ingredients needed to protect and enhance healthy landscape linkages in the Bay Area.
It's that time of year again. Birds are migrating south for the winter along the Pacific Flyway. Here's what you need to know.
We're tracking bobcats in Coyote Valley to learn how they move across the land. Hear the story of two mother cats as they navigate this complex landscape.
Land intern, Beatrix Jimenez, took on a large project this summer working to measure the success of local grassland restoration.
We're tracking bobcats with radio collars in Coyote Valley. Meet five of these cats and learn how they're helping to inform our conservation strategies.
Coyote Valley is one of the most important wildlife corridors in the Bay Area. We're tracking bobcat and gray fox in the Valley to better understand their movement and how to protect their habitat. Learn more here!
On a kayaking trip, Dr. Nicole Heller, our Former Director of Conservation Science, was surprised at the life she encountered at Bair Island. Take a look at the richness of this place in our Bair Island food web infographic.
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