The San Francisco garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia) is shockingly beautiful and sadly endangered. It’s small range lies within the San Francisco Bay Area (no surprise there), one of the most densely populated regions of the United States.
Billy is joined by Dr. Brian Halstead of the US Geological Survey to talk about the snake and the efforts to keep it from going extinct.
Sparrow Wars!!! (Happy World Sparrow Day 2018!)
Last Child in the Watershed? Interview with Richard Louv
Re-Post: Cat Wars (Pete Marra special)
Off the Wall: the Power of Urban Wildlife Murals
Why not the City? Urban Hawk Walk
War
Special Episode: Robin in Rome
Nature and Nature Lovers in Palestine
Things that go Flap in the Night: Nighthawks and Bats at the Cemetery
Shiners, Mussels, and Marbled Sallies: Helping Critters that Rely on City Waters
Rattlesnakes and Urbanization (Special Listener-Generated Episode)
We the Weeds
Wildlife Bling: Red Squirrels, Black Rat Snakes, Lunch with Hawks
Cute, Furry, and in Your Roof: Part 2
Cute, Furry, and in Your Roof: Part 1
Skyscraper Bats and Ritzy Coyotes
Flyover Critters (and a bald eagle death match)
Special Episode: Tony in Australia
Happy World Sparrow Day [Re-post]
Wonder Wall Lizards
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