On April 6, 2017, a crew of 25 from the Coast Guard Station at Two Rock took a break from their classroom to volunteer their time helping to clear non-native invasive weeds at Shollenberger Park. The crew is finishing a management training class that will help them become Chief Petty Officers.
Observed at Shollenberger Park on the morning of Saturday, May 30, 2026: A Killdeer chick waits patiently for its little sibling to emerge from under the mother Killdeer. Photos by Ted Weber
Hosted by Petaluma Wetlands Alliance FREE Hands-on nature program for K-12 children and a parent with educators from SaveNature.org, exploring insects and other arthropods of wetlands and beyond. May 16, 10-11 a.m. Shollenberger Park Gathering Circle Space limited to...
Restoring Sediment Pathways: A Resilient Landscape Vision for the Adobe Creek Baylands synthesizes science and community priorities into a nature-based approach for improving the resilience and ecological functioning of, and community and Tribal access to, the Adobe...
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