Not included in the HCP’s list of “unforeseen circumstances.”

Nearly all of the rice planted on the Conservancy’s land is still in the ground,…

a herd of goats eating vegetation around a marsh complex at the Conservancy

Just doin’ their job…

The nearby photo shows several of the Conservancy’s goats doing the “close-in” vegetation management work…

plaque that is engraved,

Ayala Bridge

Some years ago, the Carlos Ayala family donated funds from their wedding gift to the…

a couple of Egyptian Geese standing in a shallow part of a marsh at the Conservancy

Walks like an Egyptian

Out on site the other day with Conservancy Board President David Christophel and others, we…

red azolla plant floats on and covers the surface of a marsh at the Conservancy

Walking on water

The aquatic plant on the surface of the North Drainage Canal, pictured here, is azolla…

screen capture of text from the ESA BLAWG web page

A popular “Blawg” with roots to the NBHCP

The lead attorney for the federal government in the NWF v. Babbitt case was a…

screen capture of the text on the cover of the Conservancy's 2009 Annual Report

Grainy photos

We are back and forth with thoughts about including photos in Conservancy communications. We do…

young seedling tree that was replanted and that has double fencing and stakes immediately surrounding it for protection from beavers

Seedlings and saplings and beavers

The first warning came from one of the best wildlife biologists I have ever met,…

close-up of two Burrowing owls standing next to each other on a wooden perch

B.O.

B.O. for burrowing owls; one of the NBHCP “Covered” species) We are pleased that the…

Viewing page 16 of 21