Explore the sights, smells, and sounds of summer at Richardson Bay.

Trees without foliage may be unsightly, but they are critical components of the ecosystem.

A highlight of the first-ever species detected by our Motus Wildlife Tracking system.

Read our Community Conservation Fellow's reflection on her capstone project and time at Richardson Bay Center & Sanctuary.

This time of abundance and rich life is well-deserved and worthy of appreciating in all its glory.

Historic rain showers brought plenty of flowers this spring— millions, to be precise.

These pollinators may be small, but they are bee-yond important to the ecosystem.

As the Bay teems with life, observing interactions between species is almost effortless.

Coyotes play a crucial role in California's ecosystems, and despite growing tensions with these wild animals, it is in our favor — and theirs — to learn to live with them instead of eliminating them.

With familiar faces joining new friends, winter at the Center has been prolific.