Wildlife

Two Creeks, Many Efforts for Salmon

20 February 2025

Above: Can you spot the salmon smolt? This one was sighted in Redwood Creek last year.

A group of people crouched down to take a photo on the ground.

Community Science

One Tam's community science program blends landscape-scale science with community engagement and education.

Mount Tamalpais search party finds rare bee

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Rare bee documented in watershed

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Rare bee found on Mount Tamalpais points to conservation successes

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ONE TAM COMMUNITY SCIENCE PROGRAM FINDS RARE BEE LOST FOR DECADES

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Green outline of Mt Tam against a blue sky. A tan ridge and white clouds emerge at the bottom left.

Is Mt. Tamalpais at Peak Health? New Report Available

11 June 2024

9March

Frog Docent Program Training

9-11 am over zoom and 1-4 pm in the field

10February

Turtle Observer Training

9-11 am over zoom and 1-3 pm in the field

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