Family-Friendly Wildflower Hikes
April showers—or in our case, January, February and March downpours—bring May flowers, especially wildflowers.
Meet the Farmer: Sierra and Blake Miller, Paradise Valley Produce
A vegetable farm near the ocean in West Marin produces some wonderful produce.
How the San Geronimo Golf Course Ballot Measure Might Impact California's Endangered Fish
WILD SALMON have long been considered sacred by indigenous people on the West Coast. For native ancestors, local streams were full of these wriggling, spawning fish, which provided important nutrition. And though the salmon were feasted on heartily, every year a bounty of them returned. I worked with these amazing fish for nine years in […]
A Guide to Backyard Farming
The owner of Fairfax Backyard Farmer gives advice on backyard farming.
The Final Straw: Alternative Straws to Save the Environment
If you want to help the environment, consider sipping through one of these alternative materials.
How to Recycle Right
We all want to do our part when it comes to recycling, but sometimes we become wishful recyclers when we guess at what is and is not accepted.
Space Invaders: Dealing with Non-Native Plants
Here’s advice for avoiding nonnatives and getting rid of the ones you find.
Marin County Companies Reduce Waste In Creative Ways
Four Marin companies are leading the charge to conserve resources in safe and creative ways.
Rescued Brown Pelicans Will Return to the Wild This Friday
Join the International Bird Rescue in the official release of healthy Brown Pelicans at Fort Baker, Sausalito this Friday, June 29, at 11 a.m.
Marin Home: Couple Remodels Their 70s-era Tiburon Home into a Modern and Eco-friendly Space
A 1970’s Tiburon home gets an energy-efficient makeover that also opens up views.
