Hands down, the Winter Wildlife Docent Program is the most popular volunteer activity in Point Reyes National Seashore. It’s exciting having a front-row seat to the annual elephant seal breeding season and engaging with visitors.
Read MoreWould the fog still be lingering on Inverness Ridge by the time I hiked ninety minutes to the top? That was the question on my mind as I started a late-morning hike in Bear Valley on a mild August day.
Read MoreOverall count totals for the day were 874 individual butterflies consisting of 27 different species.
Read More© André Giraldi. Black bear in San Anselmo, May 2021.
Read MorePoint Reyes Beach is stunningly beautiful but also treacherous. Let’s explore some of the hazards and how to stay safe at the beach.
Read MoreOn a windy day in May, I set out to explore Bull Point. My intention was to hike the actual trail rather than wading through weeds and mud off-trail in pursuit of rare flowers and butterflies.
Read MoreA few tips from the Marine Mammal Center on how to be a wildlife hero when encountering seals and sea lions, and information on how to report sick, injured or abandoned animals.
Read MoreA quick reminder that ticks are active year round. Check out tips from the Marin/Sonoma Mosquito & Vector Control website.
Read MoreWe’d like to hear from YOU! Let PRNSA know what’s important to you when you visit the park, and what you’d like to see in the future by taking a short survey
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