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Illustration by Carl Buell
Feature
by Joe Eaton
The Blackhawk Quarry in Danville points to a time, nine million years ago, when the Bay Area was inhabited by elephant-like browsers, herds of three-toed horses, packs of bone-crunching dogs, and an eight-foot-long-sabertooth salmonid, Where did they all go?
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by Christine Petersen
Rarely seen and, until recently, poorly understood, bats are a significant component of the Bay Area's natural environment. Now, researchers are filling in the gaps by studying several of the area's most at-risk species.
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Ditch the car and use public transit to get to the great outdoors. You may find some hikes that can't be done any other way!
Special Section
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On the Trail
by Doris Sloan
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Image Gallery
by Robin Grossinger, E. Brewster, and J. Thomas
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Letter from the Publisher
by David Loeb
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Ask the Naturalist
by Jules Evens
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Ear to the Ground
by Marilyn Smulyan
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Ear to the Ground
by Marilyn Smulyan
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Ear to the Ground
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Ear to the Ground
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Ear to the Ground
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Ear to the Ground
by Marilyn Smulyan
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Ear to the Ground
by Marilyn Smulyan
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Ear to the Ground
by Marilyn Smulyan
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Ear to the Ground
by Marilyn Smulyan
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Ear to the Ground
by Marilyn Smulyan
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Amongst marshes, a salty past, A walk along the Hayward shoreline
Berkeleyans closer to selling backyard produce , Residents want local food sustainability
Solar spectacle on horizon, Sunday's partial solar eclipse first in 18 years