Park News 8/3/2024
Gull Nursery Update The newest Western Gull hatchlings on the concrete breakwater west of the park were both alive and
Read MoreGull Nursery Update The newest Western Gull hatchlings on the concrete breakwater west of the park were both alive and
Read MoreGull Chicks Two Two of the three Western Gull hatchlings that emerged a week ago are still with us. They
Read MoreThree Gull Ages The oldest of the gull chicks on the concrete breakwater has found its wings and flown the
Read MoreSinging in the Chill Mark Twain’s wisecrack about never seeing a winter so cold as summer in San Francisco came
Read MoreWork Day Sunday Chavez Park Conservancy volunteers usually do stewardship work in the Native Plant Area on Saturdays. But this
Read MoreBlue Scores Big I had no idea what this Blue was doing. The tide was at a minus 0.85 ebb,
Read MoreTrifecta First I saw the big one, the Great Blue Heron. It stalked around in a relaxed way on the
Read MoreTomorrow: All Hands on Deck An unprecedented weed superbloom is challenging our Native Pollinator Habitat plantings in the park. Chavez
Read MoreGas Meeting at the Yacht Club The City’s Public Works Department held an informational meeting about landfill gas under Chavez
Read MoreConservancy Wins UC Grant “On behalf of Chancellor Carol Christ and the Advisory Board of the UC Berkeley Chancellor’s Community
Read MoreDays of Tribute to Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta March 31 and April 10 mark the birthdays of Cesar Chavez
Read MoreThe peace movement for Palestine came to Chavez Park early Saturday morning March 23 when about 150 people showed up
Read MoreSaving the Baby Natives The young native plants that Conservancy volunteers started last season got some important TLC last Saturday
Read MoreNative Plant Work Day Tomorrow Calling all volunteers for tomorrow morning, Saturday March 9, for stewardship work in the Native
Read MoreFirst Red-winged Blackbird This male’s fires were burning and he couldn’t restrain himself from checking out the Red-wing Blackbird Spring
Read MoreThe main event affecting the park this week took place in San Francisco at the office of the Bay Area
Read MoreMower Destroys Sparrow Habitat The grassland on the southeast slope of the park has for many years been nesting habitat
Read MoreThe Berkeley School, formerly Berkeley Montessori School, makes Martin Luther King Jr. Day a day of service for parents and
Read MoreA Week of Extremes We giant featherless bipeds get aroused by the highest tides. And we should be concerned, these
Read MoreBelow the current week’s bird video and photos, there’s a review of Christian Cooper’s new book, Better Living Through Birding,
Read MoreBits of Spots I hadn’t seen a Spotted Sandpiper for quite a while at the south shore of the North
Read MorePlanting Day Tomorrow Tomorrow, Saturday Nov. 4, starting at 9:30, a group of Cal student volunteers will join experienced Conservancy
Read MoreFoggy Bird Walk Twenty brave and optimistic souls showed up Sunday morning 10/15 for a bird walk organized by the
Read MoreSparrows in Saltwater I’ve seen sparrows bathing in rain puddles, see “Puddle Joy” Mar 5 2022. I’ve never seen one
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