After 76 Years in Hiding & Nearly Extinct, the Extremely Rare Kangaroo Rat was Spotted in San Jose
An almost extinct species, the Santa Cruz kangaroo rat, critical to the local ecosystem, has recently been rediscovered in the Sierra Azul Open Space after more than 75 years, leaving researchers hopeful for the species' future.
Opening date finally released for Big Basin Redwoods two years after devastating wildfire
Bay Area wildlife lovers are teeming with excitement after hearing that fire-ravaged Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California’s oldest state park, will finally open back up to the public on July 22nd — and the reservations books opened today.
Mountain View to move wild turkeys that have been causing trouble at Moffett Field's Ames Research Center
Officials in Mountain View are relocating a rafter of wild turkeys which have been roosting at the Ames Research Facility for several years. The birds were initially seen as harmless, but have been impeding cars and have even disrupted flights at the nearby Moffett Federal Field.
Meta opens new public park near Menlo Park campus, called Meta Park
Amusingly named Meta Park, a 2.2-acre new bit of green space at the end of Chilco Street in Menlo Park debuted this past weekend to the public, featuring a sloped grass lawn and access to the 350-mile-long San Francisco Bay Trail.












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