January in the Marin Headlands was remarkable, as unseasonal sunshine and unbelievably warm temperatures greeted residents and visitors almost daily. Even more impressive than the phenomenal weather was a large group of International Baccalaureate (IB) students from Winston Churchill Middle School.
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 Ah winter … for most of the planet, the plants welcome winter by leaving their leaves behind and waiting for the worst to pass. The animals either take flight towards a sunny destination or seek the shelter of caves or holes to sleep it out. (1) |
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January in the Marin Headlands was remarkable, as unseasonal sunshine and unbelievably warm temperatures greeted residents and visitors almost daily. Even more impressive than the phenomenal weather was a large group of International Baccalaureate (IB) students from Winston Churchill Middle School. Posted by Zoe Dagan, February 13, 2014 |
Ah winter … for most of the planet, the plants welcome winter by leaving their leaves behind and waiting for the worst to pass. The animals either take flight towards a sunny destination or seek the shelter of caves or holes to sleep it out. Posted by Wyatt Floerke, February 05, 2014 |
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There is something to be said for pushing your comfort zone to its outer limit. Some students at NatureBridge don’t bat an eye at the looming face of Half Dome. But for others, this voyage into the granitic embrace of Yosemite marks their first steps in a national park, the only time they have seen the stars, the first time they have held snow and hiked around in it. Posted by Cristina Murillo-Barrick, January 22, 2014 |
My best fossil find of the day was an exquisite, small slab-like specimen—a mass mortality plate—of Brittle star fossils (genus Ophiocrossota) showing wonderful, delicately preserved detail of the animals’ oral, or bottom, side. Posted by John Cornish, January 10, 2014 |
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Winter has arrived in Yosemite Valley. Snow blankets the conifers, rooftops, granite rocks, and quiet roads. The twinkling landscape is hushed and elegant, eliciting bright-eyed wonder from students playing in the snow. Posted by Cristina Murillo-Barrick, December 18, 2013 |
November marks the last blush of autumn in Yosemite. As the golden leaves of the aspens fall, the first rainstorms sweep through Yosemite Valley. Many people avoid walks in the rain, but they don’t know what they’re missing! Posted by Cristina Murillo-Barrick, December 17, 2013 |
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