On June 29th, Urban Ecology Interns Kailyne Sarmiento and Malcolm Jaramillo took what they have learned over the past 10 months and...

By: Christian Chingcuangco

In this installment of Nature in your Neighborhood, we look closer at a small pink flower and its role within the ecosystem with a small...

Bird nesting season has begun on Mount Sutro which means tree removal has been put on hold. Chain saws and chippers have been hard at...

“Trees, trees, beautiful trees” the high pitched song of the Brown Creeper rings out from a nearby tree trunk. The well-camouflaged...

By Paul and Edith Bourbin Paul is a polymath who has a penchant for old things.  Amongst those interests, are old radios.  In the...

When I was deciding on what my final project would be as a Sutro Stewards intern, the plant that kept going through my mind was a fern....

Whitney Grover is a trip leader with Golden Gate Audubon Society, you can catch her leading a monthly bird walks on Mount Sutro, with...

Rejoice, the rain is finally here! The clouds have kept us (im)patiently waiting for rain this fall. From wildfires to watersheds to...

Join the team as a Sutro Stewards Crew Leader! Learn about habitat restoration, identify native and invasive plants, and gain leadership...

California is widely known as the home to some of the largest trees in the world. Among them is the native California redwood (Sequoia...

For the last two seasons, I’ve noticed a pretty green hummingbird; I’ll call him Al (the Allen hummingbird is a common species in...