Point Reyes National Seashore is often a place to find reprieve from our day-to-day lives, to get away from the din and general overwhelm of life’s demands. It’s a place full of the sounds of juncos and towhees, the long call of red-tailed hawks and the soft rustle of wind in the trees. Some 2.5 million people come to the seashore each year, but the pandemic taught many that while the need for natural spaces…