California’s only endemic elk, Cervus candensis nannodes can be found at Point Reyes National Seashore and 21 other areas of California. This is remarkable for a species that was once thought to be extirpated. 418 more words
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Pt Reyes: Pierce Point Ranch
Sunday, July 17, 2016
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This ride goes out to the beautiful less traveled northern end of Pt Reyes National Seashore… 1,508 more words
Mother's Day at Wind Wolves with my new hiking partner
Today, my friend Deb DeBoer and I officially became hiking partners. Our fabulous husbands watched the kids while we took our first training hike together in preparation for a five-day backpacking trip this summer. 758 more words
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Pt Reyes Lighthouse-Chimney Rock-Elephant Seals & Tule Elks
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
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This wonderful ride goes through the gorgeous Pt Reyes National Seashore on Sir Francis Drake Blvd to… 1,657 more words
Exploring California's Elizabethan Connection--Pt. Reyes National Seashore
A recent visit to Pt. Reyes National Seashore was so spectacular that it’s taken me several weeks to edit my thoughts down to manageable proportions. The convergence of intriguing history with spectacular natural beauty holds the power to overwhelm. 586 more words
Tule elk walking along the edge of a cliff. (Photo credit: Jessica Furtado)
A small gathering of Tule elk atop a hill. (Photo credit: Jessica Furtado)
After arriving we all gathered to listen to Dr. Cushman and two graduate students talk about their research at Point Reyes (Photo credit: Jessica Furtado)
Point Reyes Tule Elk Reserve
By Jessica Furtado, Alizé Joubert, Nicholas Stone
Our Journey began at 9:00 AM on Friday, October 2nd. Dr. Hall Cushman’s Ecology class and Dr. Caroline Christian’s Restoration Ecology class from Sonoma State University boarded eight vehicles to caravan toward the Tule elk reserve at Point Reyes. 1,063 more words
