Skunk

Stinker

Photographer Phil Rowntree got doubly lucky: he spotted a skunk, and the skunk didn’t spot him. Skunks have a good

The recent warm spell brought out the bugs big time. That’s great news for blooming plants anxiously awaiting pollination. It’s

With a growing squad of volunteer park stewards at work, the weeds in the Native Plant Area of the park

Photographer Phil Rowntree, whose work will be familiar to many readers of this blog, saw this striped skunk at about

I was walking north on a narrow path on the west side when I saw something black and white moving

Comments on Berkeley Waterfront Specific Plan, Third Draft The City of Berkeley has spent $1.1 million to hire a set

Your Chavez Park Conservancy played a meaningful role in the park this year. We initiated and led a successful public

Dear Mr. Phillips: You became Executive Director of the Golden Gate Audubon Society in March last year, after 30 years

The Burrowing Owls in the park, when they come, deserve the best protection we can offer. The current fence around

Shortly after the City announced that BMASP (the park wrecking scheme) was NOT going to include “development” at Cesar Chavez

Today’s update of the Berkeley Marina Area Specific Plan (BMASP) website says in bold letters: “Please note that no development is

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