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Stanford researchers have been tracking animals at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve using motion-activated cameras for the past 20 years. Mountain lions started appeafrequency on the cameras starting in 2015. | Camera trap images courtesy Trevor Hébert

Mountain lions have major ecological impact in small preserve

Diseño (stylized map) of Mission San José and surrounds. Credit in text below.

Jasper Ridge Lecture Series Hosts Scholars on Indigenous Stewardship and Sovereignty during Winter Quarter 2026

Katie LaBarbera, a science director at the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory (SFBBO), gives students in the Ornithology course a good view of a Song Sparrow. | Andrew Brodhead

Ornithology class brings students face to face with ‘neodinosaurs'

Ireland Sherrill, PhD Candidate, aims to collect blue oak leaves from the canopy

May 2026 Newsletter

Oak tree landscape

A tiny succession battle under an oak tree reveals ecological patterns

Dan Kubota in the field

Meet Dan Kubota, 2026 Stewardship Intern

Ireland collects blue oak leaves for a NASA visiting researcher

Can satellites accurately measure the health of our forests from space?

Celebrating Two Decades of the Stanford SEEDS Chapter!

Flowers by Dan Quinn

April 2026 Newsletter

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