Month: February 2012
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Successful Translocation of Bay Checkerspot Larvae to Edgewood Natural Preserve
On Tuesday, Feb 21, 2012, Creekside staff transferred 2,762 larvae as part of an ongoing reintroduction of threatened checkerspot butterflies to Edgewood Natural Preserve, located in San Mateo County.
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Recap of our news from first half of 2011
May, 2011 Creekside Center for Earth Observation continues to work with the County of San Mateo, the University of California Berkeley Botanic Garden, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, and Friends of Edgewood Preserve on improving habitat in and around the one remaining wild population of San Mateo Thronmint (Acanthomintha obovata ssp. duttonii, formerly Acanthomintha […]
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Creekside Efforts Lauded in New York Times
Creekside Science was mentioned in a recent New York Times blog article on Edgewood Natural Preserve. The entire article can be found here.
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Creekside Critter Housing Project at The Horse Park at Woodside is Featured in InMenlo
In the summer of 2011, Creekside proposed a critter housing project at The Horse Park at Woodside. Horse Park volunteer coordinator Nancy Benson raised funds through member contributions to make the project a reality. 14 Bluebird houses, 9 barn owl boxes, 4 bat houses and 7 raptor perches were installed by Creekside and Horse Park […]
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