A Bobcat Sighting In The Pedro Point Headlands

A Bobcat Sighting In The Pedro Point Headlands

Are there bobcats? Yes! John Barnett of Go Native, a local habitat restoration company, took this photo while he was operating an excavator working on the new trails. The bobcat just ignored him while he was working. He got the photo just before the bobcat disappeared...
Why Protect Pedro Point Headlands?

Why Protect Pedro Point Headlands?

With so much beautiful coastline, why spend so much effort to restore Pedro Point Headlands? This is a good question! Pedro Point Headlands not only provides the backdrop to Pacifica’s layers of ridgelines and valleys and boasts spectacular views and wild trails, but...
Poison Oak: Part of the Headlands Ecosystem

Poison Oak: Part of the Headlands Ecosystem

Heavy winter rains have brought us a beautiful wild flower season, but also created an epic year for posion oak, known to botanists as Toxicodendron diversilobum. Poison oak is more robust and healthy this year at the Pedro Point Headlands because the wet winter...
Western Fence Lizard and Lyme: The Interesting Connection

Western Fence Lizard and Lyme: The Interesting Connection

Kathy Kellerman, PLT Board Member, commented that so far this year the ticks have been less abundant than usual at Pedro Point Headlands (PPH). Nevertheless, ticks can transmit Lyme disease, which infects humans, dogs, and horses, so be sure to take the usual...
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