Stories at the Seashore
From tiny mushrooms to the grand starry sky—presenting the stories of Point Reyes National Seashore.
March-April 2026 Monthly Marvels: Whimsical Checker Lilies, Spotted Owl Eggs, & Zodiacal Light
This March and April, Point Reyes is welcoming many new arrivals—from the vibrant hues of wildflower blooms, to migrating birds resting after their long flights to the Seashore, to babies born in treetop nests and along rocky shores. Explore this issue to learn about five of the park’s springtime splendors and how you can experience them yourself.
|No Matter Where I Go
The beauty and recreational activities at parks like Point Reyes can foster a love for, and connection to the natural…
|Why I Became A California Naturalist and You Should, Too
Do you despair the state of our planet in this time of climate change? Do you sometimes feel helpless when…
|Outdoors for Everyone
This summer, PRNSA was graced with Grace, our first ever Environmental Education Intern. Grace worked alongside Education Team members Biret…
|Neubacher Marine Science Fund Grantees
Most visitors to Point Reyes National Seashore come for a day hike or camping, for a look at elephant seals…
|Alícia Kelley & Latino Heritage Internship Program
Created by the National Park Service (NPS) in partnership with Environment for the Americas, Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP) provides…
|Back in Action: Point Reyes Summer Camp Welcomes First Session of Backpackers
Summer Camp is back in full swing at Point Reyes National Seashore! PRNSA staff and 24 campers backpacked through the…
