Where to Go Birding This Winter
January 6, 2024

It's a great time of year for birdwatching in the Bay Area. Here's where we recommend going to see them.

Posted on By Cameryn Baker
2023 in Review: The Year’s Most Popular Hikes, Stories and More
December 5, 2023

See what you might have missed from 2023.

Posted on By Leslie Patron
Why Fall is the Best Time to Visit Pescadero
November 1, 2023

A seasoned local's top tips for the best of this coastal treasure.

Posted on By Laura O'Leary
Conflict and Coexistence: Living With Mountain Lions
October 30, 2023

Living near natural lands means mountain lions are our neighbors. How can we create conditions that will help both of us to thrive?

Posted on By Marian Vernon
Where to Go Hiking in San Jose’s Coyote Valley
October 20, 2023

If you're looking for a hike near San Jose, you've come to the right place. Here are three favorites nearby in Coyote Valley.

Posted on By Taylor Jang
Pumpkin Patches on the Peninsula and in the South Bay
September 22, 2023

Looking for that perfect pumpkin patch? Here are our favorites.

Posted on By Benjamin Wright
On the Brink: Burrowing Owls Find Sanctuary
September 17, 2023

Burrowing owls are adorable and fascinating, but they're increasingly rare in the Bay Area. Thanks to a promising new project, they now have safe, private places to nest.

Posted on By Leslie Patron
A Landscape Renewed: Calero Lakeview
September 16, 2023

Last May, POST transferred the 136-acre Calero Lakeview property to our colleagues at Santa Clara County Parks. Nestled in South San Jose’s verdant Almaden Valley, it features stunning views of Coyote Valley and Mount Umunhum across Calero Reservoir.

Posted on By Taylor Jang
A Key Connection Protected: Mount Madonna North Reserve
September 8, 2023

Recently, POST partnered with Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency and Santa Clara County Parks to purchase and protect Mount Madonna North Reserve.

Posted on By Lindsay Peterson
Six Stunning Bay Area Gardens for You to Explore
September 3, 2023

Learn more about plants and immerse yourself in tranquil, colorful settings at these free or affordable Bay Area gardens.

Posted on By Leslie Patron

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