Discover Bay Area animal tracks! Learn to identify footprints, uncover wildlife stories, and connect with nature on your next outdoor adventure.
In Bay Area forests, dusky-footed woodrats are busy building their homes known as middens—complete with nurseries, food storage, and even pest control.
Tidepools hold fascinating ecosystems right at our feet. Here are our tidepooling tips and fun facts about creatures you're likely to see.
Get to know some of the Bay Area wildlife - including mammals, amphibians and insects - who are our neighbors in nearby Coyote Valley.
It's that time of year again. Here are some of our favorite spots in San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties to see whales from the coast.
Right now, thousands of birds are flocking 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.
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.
Did you know that the Bay Area's wild turkeys aren’t native to California?
Would you believe it if we told you that acorn woodpeckers get married, change their kid’s diapers, and can predict the weather?
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