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Elephant Seal Monitoring Season Summary: Winter 2025-2026
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Surprise Sighting Sheds Light on the Lives of Elusive Salamanders
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One Tam Launches New Inventory of California Giant Salamanders
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2025 Surveys Point to Promising Coho Recovery in Pine Gulch Creek
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The Life of a Female Northern Elephant Seal
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Biologists Enlist Best Noses in Town to Protect At-risk Turtles
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California Succulents: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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Finding Rare Treasures at Our Feet in Point Reyes' Coastal Dunes
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Summer 2024 a Good Season for Bay Area Coho
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Mysteries Mark a Bumpy 2023 Plover Breeding Season at Point Reyes
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Coho Have a Surprisingly Strong 2023-2024 Spawning Season
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2025 Harbor Seal Monitoring Updates
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Spring 2017 Downstream Migrant Trapping Summary
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Preliminary results from juvenile coho salmon basinwide surveys in the San Francisco Bay Area indicate a decrease in numbers on Olema Creek and an increase on Redwood Creek when compared to the previous generation. For an eight consecutive year, surveys found no coho juveniles in Pine Gulch Creek.
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Winter 2017-2018 Coho and Steelhead Spawner Survey Summary
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Tiny, Translucent Shrimp Reclaims New Stretch of Olema Creek
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Summer 2019 Juvenile Coho & Steelhead Monitoring Summary
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Summer 2020 Juvenile Coho & Steelhead Monitoring Summary
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Automated Recordings in Marin Signal Hope for Northern Spotted Owls
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Migratory birds may travel great distances to take advantage of optimal feeding conditions. For example, birds that eat bugs may be adapted to arrive at their spring breeding grounds just as insects are emerging en masse after a cold winter. Other birds may journey to escape seasonal challenges…