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 ...

After a $200 million remediation and build, 900 Innes is finally open at India Basin. It has some of San Francisco’s last ...

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

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 ...

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

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 ...

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.