Learn about 7 "scary" animals and the crucial roles they play in our landscapes.
We knew Fisher Creek was important for the movement of wildlife, but just how important has surprised us. Find the story here.
Read on to learn about some of our favorite forest bird species and get tips for how to spot them.
Rattlesnakes deserve a fair shake. Armed with a little knowledge, safely hiking in rattlesnake country is really no sweat.
We sat down with Wildlife Photographer Vishal Subramanyan to hear the tale of how he crossed paths with a mountain lion family on a POST-owned property.
Recent studies reveal that wildlife are facing harsh obstacles in Coyote Valley. To restore safe passage, wildlife crossings are essential—and we have a plan to make it happen.
Discover the Bay Area’s grasslands! See vibrant wildflowers, golden eagles, and rare birds while exploring scenic hiking trails.
Discover how camera traps on POST lands reveal Bay Area wildlife — supporting biodiversity, habitat connectivity, and conservation efforts.
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.
Learn more about wildlife connectivity, and how scientists and planners are creating safe passage for wildlife moving across the South Bay — and beyond.
We put a Bay Area twist on Lotería by depicting local nature on the cards, highlighting the biodiversity of home.
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