By Western Ecological Research Center (WERC), USGS California’s breeding populations of dabbling ducks have declined and the factors contributing to...
Discovery in isolated pool prompts fish rescue by Pinoleville Pomo Nation and CDFW From the Department of Fish and Wildlife Governor Gavin Newsom last week celebrated a monumental achievement for California as salmon are making a comeback in Northern California....
By Teddi Lynn Chichester, Earth Island Journal This story originally appeared in Earth Island Journal. Bright-yellow excavators, swathes of ocher fabric, and sculptural piles of large logs lie scattered across the floodplain of Prairie Creek, just off US Highway 101...
New monitoring shows the Palos Verdes Reef restoration project has increased fish biomass by over 150 percent just 4 years after construction From NOAA Fisheries: If you’ve stood on the bluffs of the Palos Verdes Peninsula and gazed out at...
By Bobby Bascomb, Mongabay A recent study from the U.S. state of California finds that the public reported more encounters with wildlife in times of drought. Researchers say they expect such drought-driven human-wildlife interactions in other areas also facing water...
Coho love the newly ‘messy’ streams. by Tanvi Dutta Gupta, High Country News This story was produced with support from Bay Nature, a nonprofit news organization that connects the people of the San Francisco Bay Area more deeply with the natural...
