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Single hiker in a meadow at Fitzsimmons Ranch

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February 12, 2026

What can spending 10 minutes in nature do for you?

Nature is the best medicine. Read on to learn about the mental, physical, and spiritual health benefits of spending time in nature.

eNews

February 12, 2026

Why biodiversity matters for our health—at every age

Nature’s living systems interact with our bodies in ways scientists are only beginning to understand. Learn how we can glean these benefits at every age and stage of life, especially when access to nature is close to home.

eNews

February 12, 2026

How yoga and nature help Lesli Lee be in alignment

A conversation with Lesli Lee to inspire your movement in nature.

eNews

January 6, 2026

Advancing Conservation and Restoration – 2025 update on land strategy

2025 was no easy year, but it reminded us just how much can happen when we work together to care…

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Science & Technology

January 9, 2026

Nature-based solutions rank top choice for climate change

Nature-based solutions are the future—if we want to have a future! Read on to learn more about what they are, how they work, and where we’re incorporating them in our work.

Adult Ridgway's Rail and chick at a marsh.

eNews

January 9, 2026

Are the birds alright?

If a canary in a coal mine can warn us of imminent danger, what are other birds telling us? In a study led by Point Blue Conservation Science and SF Bay Joint Venture, a new interactive website and published report—the 2025 San Francisco Bay State of the Birds—highlights the success of one of our long-term science-based restoration and stewardship projects that helped an endangered bird species rebound.