Sunol is one of the wildest and most beautiful of Alameda’s parklands, far from towns and highways. It is bisected by pristine Alameda Creek, with high crags and hillsides dotted with pines and oak woodlands, and birds of all kinds. … Continue reading
May 8-July 10 (Weds. 9am-12pm) Meets at North Berkeley Senior Center, 1901 Hearst (at ML King Way), Berkeley Registration is $75, use the website or register at the first class. The BBA class is a relaxed introduction to the birds … Continue reading
Mines Road is a trip through wild and rugged country into the forgotten history of Alameda. It begins near the Wente vineyards on the southwest edge of Livermore, and winds past cattle ranches, sycamore-lined creeks, pine/oak woodlands and chaparral-covered hillsides. … Continue reading
May 8-July 10 (Weds. 9am-12pm) Meets at North Berkeley Senior Center, 1901 Hearst (at ML King Way), Berkeley Registration is $75, use the website or register at the first class. The BBA class is a relaxed introduction to the birds … Continue reading
In the spring of each year, many thousands of wildfowl, shorebirds and raptors pass through or breed in the complex of wildlife refuges known as the Klamath Basin, located on the California-Oregon border. This wild, open and scenic country contains … Continue reading