Get a sneak peek at new things to find on the island as we celebrate 50 years of Alcatraz being open to the public as a national park site, part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

Biologists from the National Park Service have turned on a live streaming public web camera featuring “Larry,” a 6-year-old peregrine falcon who built a nest several years ago on the famed 22-acre island in San Francisco Bay that was once was home to America’s toughest federal prison. The camera was set up with the help of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.

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The Evolving Shorelines Project is rising to the challenges of climate change and sea level rise with a focus on...

Rising sea levels and more severe storm flooding as a result of climate disruption are impacting Marin County. These...

Golden Gate Keepers play a vital role in reimagining our parks as climate resilient centers of community and belonging. Join today and make a lasting impact on parks and people, forever.