A Field Guide To SoCal’s Iconic Wildlife (And Where To Find Them)
We can’t think of many places you could see wild bears, parrots, mountain lions, whales and buffalo (yup!) all in the same day, but this is Southern California — and you totally could.
Tourist photographs provide reliable and important wildlife monitoring data
A new study published by Cell Press has demonstrated that images captured by tourists on safari contain valuable wildlife monitoring data.
The Legacy of the Blob
From California to Alaska, animals born during the infamous Blob are coming of age.
2ND ANNUAL PANDA PADDLE TAKES A STAND FOR THE WORLD’S WATERS & ANIMALS
World Wildlife Fund will host its second annual standup paddle-boarding event this October called “Panda Paddle.”
Famous Daffodil Hill in California Is Closing Indefinitely Due to Overtourism
Droves of flower-obsessed Instagrammers forced this beautiful field to close.
Surround yourself with California’s wildlife and flora at Oakland Zoo’s eco-minded California Trail
Now celebrating its one-year anniversary, the eco-friendly exhibit offers gondola rides, an immersive experience in nature and up-close encounters with native California species.
Curious Monkey Tries Out Wildlife Photographer’s Camera
Danish biologist Mogens Trolle recently captured this charming video of a curious young monkey at the Tangkoko Nature Reserve in Sulawesi, Indonesia who decided to give wildlife photography. Or, at least, that’s what it seems to be doing.
Some worry Edison pole replacements could displace woodpeckers that feed, nest inside
As Southern California Edison replaces power poles throughout its service territory, including La Cañada Flintridge and neighboring Altadena, workers are being trained to keep an eye peeled for bird species that may be nesting or roosting in nearby vegetation.
Out West: Western Monarch Conservation Efforts – Breeding/Migratory Habitat
Join Emma Pelton, Senior Conservation Biologist with the Xerces Society, for this webinar on monarch breeding and migratory habitat across the West, including updates on population patterns, new techniques for mapping habitat, and an analysis of threats facing breeding and migrating monarchs.
How Plastic Usage Is Affecting Even Protected Wildlife
Protected wildlife is not safe from the plastic problem