Puttin' on the 'Blitz: Golden Gate to Host 2014 National Geographic Event The Golden Gate National Parks have been selected for the next BioBlitz, an opportunity for the public to participate in documenting the parks’ amazing biodiversity. Mark your calendars for two days of fun, exploration, and science on March 28–29, 2014! More >>
You may dismiss them as ubiquitous, but ravens are among the most fascinating birds to observe here in the Headlands. Their antics are unpredictable, and you never know what these ultra-intelligent “corvids” will be up to next. More >>
Did You Know Although the endangered fin whale that beached itself on Stinson Beach in August could not be saved, the death of the young whale did have a silver lining. Scientists from the Marine Mammal Center, a park partner located in the Marin Headlands, were able to perform a necropsy on a fresh whale carcass—a rare opportunity to expand our understanding about this mysterious species that is second only in size to the massive blue whale. Learn more in this story on Wired, and get to know the Marine Mammal Center in this video.
Park Pic of the Month
A GGRO volunteer recently spotted these two bobcats on a telephone pole in the Marin Headlands. No one saw them make their ascent, but one guess is that they chased each other up the pole. (Photo by Robyn Boothby)
Free time on Sundays? Lend a hand in Marin! The Habitat Restoration Team is looking for volunteers! They host fantastic drop-in programs throughout Marin every Sunday and Tuesday. Join the fun and sign up today. Check it out >>
Show off your love for the parks with this Mount Tamalpais organic-cotton tote—yours with a Parks Conservancy membership! Join now >>
Celebrate the parks all year round with our new 2014 Calendar, featuring the beloved icons by artist Michael Schwab. Get yours today >>
Although the endangered fin whale that beached itself on Stinson Beach in August could not be saved, the death of the young whale did have a silver lining. Scientists from the 
