The Green Scene

We might think the trails in our local nature preserves are there for humans, but plenty of animals use those trails too. Here’s how to tell when a four-legged trail user has been there before you.

In my last blog post, I covered how sea level rise will affect your community. Today’s post is about what we can do to address this problem.

Over the next century, we can expect sea levels in San Francisco Bay to rise several feet or more. This is part one of a two-part blog post.

Redwood City’s namesake tree, the coast redwood, is the tallest tree in the world and can live for over 2,000 years.

Once, nearly 200,000 acres of wetlands ringed the edges of San Francisco Bay. By the mid-20th century, only 10% remained. Why are Bay wetlands important, and what is being done to restore them?

We all know we must reduce the amount of plastic we purchase or otherwise bring into our homes and lives. Let’s share tips on how to do that!

Did you know that California is a biodiversity hotspot? In honor of California Biodiversity Day (Sept. 7), let’s explore what makes our region so unique and what we can do to protect it.

The deep sea is the largest ecosystem on Earth. Here's a beautiful gem from its depths.

Extreme heat is on everyone’s minds these days, with Texas experiencing a brutal “heat dome” that has kept the region baking in 100+ degree heat for weeks. How ready are we for future heat waves, and what else can we do to prepare?

Most plastic is not getting recycled, and that little triangular "chasing arrows" symbol on the bottoms of plastic containers doesn't mean what you think it does.