BC Staff ReportPublished: August, 2008 Local residents usually know where Angel Island is located—one mile south of the Tiburon Peninsula—but, surprisingly, most have never visited. Maybe that’s because the visitor’s center, in Ayala Cove on the north side of the Island, is only accessible by ferries or private boats. Angel Island is a stunning, underutilized […]
By Neal Kronley and Carter Craft Published: November, 2002 As the baseball playoffs begin, we here at Waterwire recall that fateful World Series in October 1989 when an earthquake disrupted play and brought down the Embarcadero Expressway in San Francisco. One unlikely result of this tragedy was the formation of a new waterfront park and […]
By Mallory Johnson Published: July, 2016 Tidepools are one of the most volatile and harsh environments found on Earth. Life within these pools requires literally clinging on to one spot in order to resist waves constantly pulling and pushing against the ecosystem. Life in a tidepool isn’t easy, and only specialized animals and plants can […]
