Welcome to Nature Notes. Here you will find stories and updates from Environmental Volunteers programs and see natural science education in action. Stay tuned as we add more content!
by Megan Isadore on August 07, 2018 at BayNature.org I live in South San Jose and years ago there was a family of river otters living in Coyote Creek. With the... Read More
Like its crustacean relatives, crabs and lobsters, barnacles have a hard exoskeleton and multiple segmented legs. These legs, however, no longer function as legs but have become specialized feeding and... Read More
During the spring and summer seasons, we see an increase of cartilaginous fish populations in the SF Bay. This week, it’s the broadnose sevengill shark. Read More
During the spring and summer seasons, we see an increase of cartilaginous fish populations in the SF Bay. This week’s creature is the leopard shark... Read More
Ismael, 4th grader at Costaño Elementary School was asked, “Why do you like art?” He replied: “Hace paz. It’s relaxing to... Read More
The EV is committed to bringing public nature programs to children, youth, families, and adults. Take a look back at our many offerings in 2016!... Read More
When it comes to the field of environmental education, the Environmental Volunteers is a leader in providing high-quality, hands-on curriculum for schools. The EV’s Educate for Depth... Read More
Woodside California On a bright spring morning, 2nd graders from Addison School in Palo Alto traveled to Huddart Park for a field trip with Environmental Volunteers. They were bursting with... Read More
March 2016 On a path along the bay, six students are standing in a row, peering intently through binoculars. They watch as an avocet careens over the... Read More
February 12, 2016 Take a peek inside some of the Environmental Volunteers’ programs in the month of February! If you’d like to join us in inspiring a... Read More
