Hike the south end of the Bolinas Ridge Trail as winter shifts to spring. Find rare lilies, and if you are lucky, butterflies and hummingbirds too.
Read MoreI was expecting mushrooms and instead was delighted by the sheer number of birds on my winter hike at Five Brooks on January 17, 2026. Photo: ruby-crowned kinglet M.R. Perry
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Read MoreSharing an update on results of the early season (Oct 18-Nov 2, 2025) Monarch count results. Photo credit: © Natalie Clark on iNaturalist.
Read MoreA summary from the Marin Monarch Working Group on the 2025 Point Reyes Butterfly Count
Read MorePoint Reyes National Seashore Association executive director, Donna Faure, shared an update on what visitors can expect as a result of the government shutdown on October 1, 2025
Read MoreAn interesting new study from UC Santa Cruz (Go slugs!) about coastal fog asks “what is in fog?” and “how will fog change as the planet warms?”
Read MoreTwenty-nine snowy plover chicks fledged this summer in Point Reyes National Seashore! Only two fewer than last season’s record.
Read MoreThe Greater Farallones and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries have been named a Mission Blue Hope Spot — one of the most prestigious recognitions in global ocean conservation!
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