Environmental group and Tejon Ranch agree on plan to build 19,300 zero-emission homes
One of Southern California’s longest running development battles ended after two decades Wednesday when an environmental group agreed to the construction of a massive “net-zero” greenhouse gas community of 19,300 homes just off Interstate 5 on the southern flanks of the Tehachapi Mountains.
Consider a Pollinator Garden
Now is the perfect time of year to prep your outdoor space to welcome birds, bees, and butterflies.
Farallon Islands mouse poisoning plan divides conservation community
Golden hills and colorful leaves may define autumn for much of Northern California, but on the South Farallon Islands it is the mice — tens of thousands of them.
Legal Motion Defends Rejection of Harmful Southern California Development
Calabasas Project Would Increase Wildfire Risk, Hinder Wildlife Connectivity
Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes home to endangered plants
Two endangered plant species are only found in the distinctive coastal dune ecosystem of the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes.
Students plant native species and help maintain local ecosystem
The community service event served as an opportunity for students to learn about their city’s environment in-depth and complete several hours worth of their annual 12-hour community service requirement.
San Diego Urban Corps giving native plants a chance to thrive
Crews planted 310 native shrubberies in three canyons around the city
California Botanist Named 2021 E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Award Recipient
Naomi Fraga Wins Award for Outstanding Science to Save Native Plants
Pacific Rim Institutes sells native plant wreaths
The Pacific Rim Institute is selling hand-crafted wreaths that highlight conservation efforts.
Tree that smells like rotting fish is so invasive states are offering bounties to kill it
Bringing the Bradford pear tree to Maine seemed like a good idea at the time…