Environment Archives - Page 2 of 5

On the Range with Point Reyes's Population of Tule Elk

Marin is the only place to see tule elk in a national park setting.

Picnic Picks

With all the beautiful vistas, picnicking in Marin is a great way to celebrate the bounty of our county. Here are some locally sourced provisions that will satisfy any gourmand.

Rodeo Beach

The fleeting colors of the sunset are another story: though varied, their multihued tones return nightly.

Help the Trees: SOD Blitzes in Marin

Learn more about how you can help survey sudden oak death in Marin County. Kasia Pawlowska has the details.

Steady Rain and the Coho Salmon

Thanks to this year's heavy rainfall, Coho Salmon numbers are climbing. Here are the details.

Clean and Create on Earth Day

The 11th annual Create-With-Nature Earth Day Celebration takes place April 23 at Stinson Beach. Kasia Pawlowska has the details.

Cleanup in San Rafael

Transforming a 1930s-era gas plant site into something much more useful.

Which Geological Forces are at Work in Marin County?

Nate Seltenrich examines the powerful forces and geographical features that have shaped Marin County.

Birding in Marin

Experienced birders, and those new to the hobby, love spotting in Marin’s wildlife paradise.

Shell Games

Six years ago we published an article about Kevin Lunny's efforts to keep Drakes Bay Oyster Company open. Calin Van Paris revisits the battle.

Land: Let's Ride

Ready to ride? We've got the scoop on Marin County bike trails.

Marin's Many Communities

Jim Wood gives his point of view on the types of communities throughout Marin.

Ahoy Mates! It's Opening Day on the Bay

Blogger Cheryl Popp tells us the best spots in Marin County to watch Opening Day on the Bay.

Mount Tamalpais Hiking and History

A symbol of our county, a recreation destination and much more — Mount Tamalpais has many sides. From quick facts to historical events to some of the best hikes Marin has to offer, this guide has all you need to know about the Sleeping Lady.