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Bay Area Snapshot: Shine On
Point Bonita Lighthouse // Marin Headlands, Marin County From the California Beat photography collection, Bay Area Snapshots is an occassional glimpse at daily life in the San Francisco Bay Area.… more →
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Bay Area Snapshot: Shine On
wrote 1 month ago: Point Bonita Lighthouse // Marin Headlands, Marin County From the California Beat photography collec … more →
Foggy Hike
wrote 6 months ago: Rodeo Beach Yesterday we headed to the Marin Headlands for a hike. As a part of the Golden Gate Nat … more →
California Beat Hero: Phillip Burton
wrote 7 months ago: Phillip Burton June 1, 1926 – April 10, 1983 United States Congressman California has had many … more →
Milagra Ridge: Former military installation now a refuge for endangered species
wrote 8 months ago: By ROY MORLIDGE Beat Staff Writer Today it is just a peaceful hiking retreat within the Golden Gate … more →
Beaches in Marin
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wrote 11 months ago: Marin has great beaches for beachcombing, tidepooling, wave-watching and sunning. All are good year- … more →
No shoes, no shirt, no problem at San Francisco's Baker Beach
wrote 1 year ago: By Tim Jue / Beat Staff Writer When you’re at San Francisco’s Baker Beach, keep an eye o … more →
Once a historic landmark, concrete ruins of Sutro Baths now a focal point for curious visitors
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wrote 1 year ago: By Tim Jue / Beat Staff Writer For the people who visit the Cliff House and Land’s End in San … more →
GGNRA Endangered Species Big Year Endangered Species Day Celebration
wrote 1 year ago: The GGNRA Endangered Species Big Year is a race against time to see and save each of the park’ … more →
Brent Plater's Talk on GGNRA Endangered Species Big Year an SF Examiner Editorial Highlight
wrote 1 year ago: The SF Examiner picked Brent Plater’s talk on the GGNRA Endangered Species Big Year as an Edit … more →
Brent Plater on Forum, KQED 88.5 FM
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wrote 1 year ago: Brent Plater was on “Forum,” KQED’s (88.5 FM) nationally syndicated public radio … more →
