by Jules Evens
At the mouth of Tomales Bay, sand dunes and seasonal wetlands coexist uneasily with California's largest coastal campground. The dunes at Lawson's Landing, home to rare butterflies and plants like the dune tansy, are among the few left of a once-common coastal habitat...
by Micky Ellinger, photography by Scott Braley
It's small, it's restless, and it changes sex halfway through its life. Plus, the humble bay shrimp occupies a crucial niche in the San Francisco Bay. It once played a significant role in the economy and culture of the local Chinese community...
Produced by Rick Bacigalupi
Special Event Video! Join Bay Nature and San Francisco Waterkeeper Tim Sullivan on a hike through the restricted watershed lands controlled by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
by Jody Zaitlin
Watch for hungry dragonflies and jay darting about: That can be a sign that the termites are emerging!
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