Mission Trails Regional Park Biodiversity's Journal

You might be lucky enough to snap a shot of a bird in the process of eating a meal! You can enhance your citizen science participation by reporting it to this website: http://www.whatdobirdseat.com

Here is a great report on vernal pool habitat restoration: http://www.kpbs.org/news/2017/may/02/delicate-vernal-pools-restored-san-diego-county/?utm_medium=social-media&utm_campaign=kpbsnews-twitter&utm_source=t.co

Who sees themselves in this: https://biologistsgarden.net/2016/11/05/the-hidden-dangers-of-botany/

You don't want to miss Dr. James Hung on KPBS! Mission Trails Regional Park is home to many native species of bees, some of them endangered. Your observations of native bees has helped scientists like James map out territories and habits of these wonderful pollinators in greater details! Thank you and keep them coming!
http://agrowingpassion.com/episode-506-wild-wooly-native-bee-pollinators/