Environmental News

Working closely with dairy producers, we protected 100% of the known 15 Tricolored Blackbird colonies on agricultural fields across four counties in California.

Some animals can produce offspring without mating. Here’s how it works.

he California Department of Parks and Recreation said last week that the CZU August Lightning Complex Fire in Santa Cruz County had badly damaged Big Basin Redwoods State Park, the state’s oldest park, according to TIME Magazine.

Utilizing technology development for good is paramount. Today video cameras have gotten smaller, their usefulness in monitoring wildlife has continued to grow. Still, some species have been too tiny to support them.  Now a new camera designed by scientists at the University of Washington is tiny enough to fit on the back of a beetle.

Researchers could use birders’ sharp eyes to help with these digital community-science projects.

Come learn about the wide range of insects that help keep garden pests in check, and strategies you can use to support them in your yard.

A look at climate change in the California Floristic Province

With a tenth of the country’s mussel species already lost forever, the stakes are high, and yet, there is still an opportunity to provide meaningful protection to the western ridged mussel.

For most of Earth’s history, hardly any of the mucky stuff existed on land. It finally started piling up around 458 million years ago, changing life on the planet forever.

If weather is your mood, climate is your personality. That’s an analogy some scientists use to help explain the difference between two words people often get mixed up.