By Jessica Garces, SPAWN Habitat Restoration Intern Historically in West Marin, “monarch butterflies have been noted in huge beautiful numbers at “butterfly trees” in Bolinas and Stinson Beach since the…
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Next week brings an important moment for the future of Point Reyes National Seashore. On April 16, federal agencies and conservation partners will host a public open house to discuss…
By Stella Little, TIRN Communications Intern This past month, fifty 5th graders from Mark Day School in southern Marin were welcomed to the SPAWN headquarters for a day of exploration…
Photo of Galveston’s ghost wolves play with a soccer ball after dark by Nicolas Ledesma-Lubertino. You may be wondering why a largely ocean-focused organization is highlighting Coyote Awareness Week. Coyotes…
On Friday, March 13th, President Trump signed an executive order expanding the use of the Defense Production Act (DPA), a rarely used Cold-War Era law, in an attempt to allow the…
Join us for an encompassing conversation about Point Reyes National Seashore in our TIRN member exclusive webinar series – Point Reyes National Seashore: The Transition from Ranching to Restoration – on Thursday,…
Earlier this year, the Trump administration announced a new initiative to open significantly larger portions of the U.S. continental shelf to offshore oil and gas drilling, including waters off California…
To dive into my report, “Review of Seven Mammalian Species for Potential Reintroduction to Point Reyes National Seashore”, please click here. I started my internship with Turtle Island Restoration Network…
A new report from one of our Environmental Advocacy interns, Alexis Evripidou, takes a bold examination at what re-wilding could mean for Point Reyes National Seashore, "Review of Seven Mammalian...
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Western monarchs once filled California’s coastal groves by the millions. Today, they’re hanging on by a thread. Last winter’s Western Monarch Count recorded just 9,119 overwintering butterflies — the second-lowest…