Sometimes new parents get lucky. They get “easy” babies. Young sunflower sea stars are the fussy kind—but their adoptive ...

Endria Richardson recalls climbing at Salt Point State Park: "A sole climber, grabbing or stepping or falling at the wrong ...

“I grew up in a time when there was a relatively more abundant ocean,” Tristin McHugh, a marine biologist at TNC, says. “I ...

Gallardo led the transformation of a Santa Rosa garden into a thriving community space for green things and gatherings.

City voters will decide this year whether to authorize the Great Highway to go car-free, and maybe become a park. The San ...

Bay Nature ’s editorial team has scooped up three awards for its science and environment reporting in this year’s premier ...

Since he moved to Bayview at five years old, Darryl Watkins wondered why a neglected lot, called 900 Innes, was closed off. He often played basketball at India Basin Shoreline Park next to the yard ...

Most crabs move in all directions; Emerita analoga is a backward specialist, and a champion burrower that can bury itself in one to seven seconds—after which its eyestalks may poke above the sand.

One of our greatest tools for understanding the earth’s oceans as a dynamic system is a collection of roughly 4,000 international oceanic probes called Argo. The name is inspired by the most famous ...