Plants and Wildlife at the Pedro Point Headlands

Large Carnivores

Our friends at Felidae Conservation Fund have installed a wildlife camera at Pedro Point Headlands as part of the Bay Area Puma Project (BAPP). BAPP is a long-term study of the Bay Area’s pumas, their habitats and the potential for conflict with humans. Cameras are placed in research grids to collect data on all wildlife, and then the data is used to answer important questions on Bay Area species, with a focus on mountain lions and bobcats, and their prey.

If you have any questions or are interested in volunteering to check cameras/review data, please contact them:

info@bapp.org or info@felidaefund.org

Pedro Point Headlands Wildlife Photos

Photos by: Naftali Moed, Patrick Kobernus, Alwin Szeto, PLT (in order of appearance)

Plants

Preliminary list of vascular plants for the Pedro Point Headlands – in taxonomic order with photographs by Paul Donahue and Mike Vasey and links to photos on CalPhotos website

Preliminary list of vascular plants for the Pedro Point Headlands – alphabetical order by family (download pdf file)

Plants of Montara Mountain (adjacent to the Pedro Point Headlands) with photos of most species plus descriptions of appearance and habitat

Toni Corelli’s Pedro Point Headlands photos on Flickr

Avis Boutell’s Pedro Point Headlands photos on Flickr

CalPhotos – a searchable website with thousands of photos of California fauna and flora