This spooky season, explore the sites of Bay Area urban legends. Get into nature, enjoy a meal or replenish your camping gear in the process!
Seasoned photographer (and POST staffer!) Vickie Rozell shares her pointers for getting great shots of birds and insects.
We're partnering with Park Rx to ensure more locals are connected to nature, not only for recreation, but for physical and mental health.
Learn how POST’s new Community Events Manager, Megan Nguyen (she/they) is fostering diversity in the outdoors, one event at a time.
The proverbial road to adventure awaits.
We are thinking audaciously about what we do, how we do it, and how we can better measure the benefits to the communities we serve.
Looking to transition from Bay Area hiker to Bay Area camper? Check out these campgrounds that adjoin areas that POST has had a role in protecting.
What's the difference between POST and Midpen? Are they related? We clear up these questions and more.
Did you know that there is a trail in progress that will one day encircle the San Francisco and San Pablo Bays? Here are some the San Francisco Bay Trail locations you can visit right away.
Keep the outdoor education going all year by taking your kids to these great Bay Area science and nature centers.
The berries are ripening on the San Mateo Coast! Here are three u-pick farms for you and your family to enjoy this season.
A recent report “Pathways to 30x30“ lays out a roadmap for the state’s initiative. Here is a summary of its recommendations that most directly apply to POST’s work.
Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) protects open space on the Peninsula and in the South Bay for the benefit of all. Since its founding in 1977, POST has been responsible for saving more than 97,000 acres as permanently protected land in San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties. Learn more
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