‘Blob’ of warm Pacific water is back — could be trouble for marine life and weather
The Source of Hope and Wonder Comes in Small Packages
Rich Hatfield, senior endangered species conservation biologist and bumble bee lead for the Xerces Society, trekked into Washington state’s Pasayten Wilderness to find the elusive high country bumble bee
Eavesdropping squirrels take cues from bird chatter
The Amazon’s Blazing Fires Are Squeezing Habitat for Imperiled Birds
The fires are not natural to the ecosystem—and add fuel to mounting threats that birds already face in the region.
Wildlife filmmakers in San Diego launch Mammalz network for nature lovers
Mammalz, a new social network for nature lovers created by two San Diego-based wildlife filmmakers, is officially live for beta users.
Wildlife filmmakers in San Diego launch Mammalz network for nature lovers
Mammalz, a new social network for nature lovers created by two San Diego-based wildlife filmmakers, is officially live for beta users.
How California Wildfires Can Impact Water Availability
The Sierra Nevada Mountains provide up to 70% of the state’s water resources, yet there is little known on how wildfires will impact water resources in the future.
National Wildlife Day – September 4, 2019
America marks National Wildlife Day on September 4. It’s an opportunity for everyone to step back, take a deep breath and think about all that surrounds us.
California becomes first state to ban fur trapping after Gov. Newsom signs law
California has enacted a new ban on fur trapping for animal pelts, making it the first state to outlaw a centuries-old livelihood that was intertwined with the rise of the Western frontier.
An interview with a sustainable farmer
There is an increasing movement in the farming industry towards sustainable and regenerative agriculture.