Tag: "east Bay Regional Park District"
Grappling with Rising Tides
Climate change and rising tides are predicted to take a toll on our shoreline areas in the Bay Area. Find out more about last winter's King Tides and what actions are underway to help plan for future sea level rise.
Post on Apr 26, 2013 by Sharol Nelson-Embry from QUEST Northern California
Nothing "Fishy" About Sustainable Seafood
Learn about what we can do to take care of our oceans, both for the fish and ourselves.
Post on Nov 09, 2012 by Sharol Nelson-Embry from QUEST Northern California
It's Summer Vacation Time for the California Least Tern
The least tern, smallest of our three tern species, will be with us for the summer. They arrive along California’s shore with their tuxedo colors and distinctive white “V” on their forehead in late April.
Post on May 25, 2012 by Sharol Nelson-Embry from QUEST Northern California
Black Diamond Regional Mines Preserve Reopens Visitor Center
With the reopening of its underground Greathouse Portal Visitor Center, Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve is ready when you are.
Post on May 17, 2012 by Andrew Alden from QUEST Northern California
Geological Outings Around the Bay: Point Pinole and the Hayward fault
Pinole Point offers a view of the Hayward fault in its natural setting, without the human overprint that brands it as a hazard.
Post on Oct 06, 2011 by Andrew Alden from QUEST Northern California
