Stories at the Seashore
From tiny mushrooms to the grand starry sky—presenting the stories of Point Reyes National Seashore.
Photographer Spotlight: Kumiko Iwashita
Photography first became part of Kumiko’s life when her father gifted her a film camera at age 12. During the pandemic, she began hiking the Bay Area’s many trails and became interested in wildlife photography. From photographing frogs at PRNSA’s volunteer events to river otters basking on the banks of Abbotts Lagoon, the practice of photography has taught Kumiko to look closer, slow down, and appreciate the quiet lives unfolding all around us. Through her images, she hopes to spark a sense of connection and responsibility to protect these animals.
|The Rippling Effects of Climate Change on Elephant Seal Habitat
minute read The Rippling Effects of Climate Change on Elephant Seal Habitat December 15, 2022__|__Claire Baker, … Continued
|Hooked on Fisheries
Redwood Creek travels gently down from the slopes of Mount Tamalpais and out with the tide at Muir Beach. But…
|Reflecting on Roots & Rest
Each year during Asian American & Pacific Islander heritage month, PRNSA Board Co-Chair Blanca Chang Johnson takes time to explore…
|Love at the Seashore
Point Reyes National Seashore has something for everyone. PRNSA members Dorothy and Roman love the park for different reasons—she prefers…
|The Night Sky Beckons
Don Jolley is concerned that we might be missing half of what life has to offer. With our eyes down…
|Leading From Common Ground
The last two years have been a time of change around the world and at Point Reyes National Seashore Association…
