Sharol Nelson-Embry

Sharol Nelson-Embry is the Supervising Naturalist at the Crab Cove Visitor Center & Aquarium on San Francisco Bay in Alameda. Crab Cove is part of the East Bay Regional Park District, one of the largest and oldest regional park agencies in the nation. She graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a degree in Natural Resources Management and an epiphany that connecting kids with nature was her destiny. She's been rooted in the Bay Area since 1991 after working at nature centers and outdoor science schools around our fair state. She loves the great variety of habitats stretching from the Bay shoreline to the redwoods, lakes, and hills. Sharol enjoys connecting people to nature with articles in local newspapers and online forums. Read her previous contributions to QUEST, a project dedicated to exploring the Science of Sustainability.

By Sharol Nelson-EmbryBy Sharol Nelson-Embry

Move Over California Poppy: This State Has a New Symbol

Restoring Marshland and Protecting Bay Shoreline From Rising Tides and Storm Events

Drought Makes Being a Shorebird More Difficult

What Happens When The Birds And The Bees Don't Show Up On Time

New Studies Reinforce the Benefits of Getting Outdoors

Toxic Algae in Local Lakes Puts Damper on Summer Swimming

Converting Your Lawn to Native Plants Can Save Money and Benefit Wildlife

Bird Watching "Big Day" Goes Global

Western Bluebird Populations Expand in the Bay Area