Kate Berlin, Ella Matsuda, and Robert Leidy stand at Fern Ravine in Joaquin Miller Park. Credit: Callie Rhoades We are thrilled to...

Left: Invasives creep up around a dying Coast Live Oak. Right: Cape ivy and Himalayan blackberry dominate the creekside. If you’ve...

Meet Jeremy, an environmental scientist at Applied Technology & Science (A-T-S), who leads colleagues in corporate volunteering to...

Meet Daniel, an Eagle Scout from Piedmont Troop 4, who recently rebuilt eight benches for the FOSC native plant nursery for his Eagle...

Meet Deb Campbell, the heart behind the FOSC Demonstration Garden

Learn about the Ohlone riffle sculpin—a newly identified cryptic species recently uncovered through advancements in genetic technology.

Meet Paul Murphy, a FOSC volunteer who has been an integral “regular” at weekly Bridgeview Trailhead workdays for 5 years!  Now he’s...

I first noticed California fuchsia ( Epilobium canum ) on a wintry December day while entering the FOSC nursery. Just outside the gate in...

Meet Ryder Diaz, our newest watershed site leader. Ryder is launching a community cleanup effort at Austin Square – a small creekside lot...

A moth pupa found in Joaquin Miller Park, while removing invasive grass from a serpentine rock slope. For the last few months, I have...