Battle between off-roaders and rare bird heats up at Oceano Dunes state park
It wasn’t long after Oceano Dunes locked its gates due to the coronavirus that rare shorebirds started nesting in areas usually reserved for off-roaders and their beach-riding vehicles.
Conservation Groups File Motions to Defend Ventura County Wildlife Connectivity
Conservation organizations filed two legal motions today to defend Ventura County’s innovative wildlife connectivity ordinances — the first of their kind in California.
Notes from the Other Orders: Beetles as Pollinators
When we think about pollinators, the first species to pop into mind are usually bees, butterflies, and maybe, hummingbirds. But pollinators are a much broader group of animals that encompasses species from several groups of insects, including beetles.
The Night Shift: Moths as Nocturnal Pollinators
Pollinators aren’t just bust during the day. When our day-active pollinators turn in for the evening, nocturnal pollinators including moths, bats, beetles and select bees take on the night shift. This article delves into the importance of these contributors for pollination of wild and managed plants.
Opossums: Unsung Heroes in the Fight Against Ticks and Lyme Disease
With the huge rise in deer tick populations and the spread of Lyme disease, many friends of wildlife are welcoming opossums into their yards.
7 Ways to Safely Watch Wildlife
You can help keep yourself and other visitors safe and wildlife wild by setting a good example! Remember to treat wildlife with proper caution and respect.
The Future of California Creek
Wetlands can be among the most complex, productive ecosystems in the world, rivaling the planet’s rain forests and coral reefs.
Hidden feather patterns tell the story of birds
Shearwaters are migratory marine birds that travel in a figure-of-eight pattern between the coasts of Siberia and Japan to Tasmania.
#BlackBirdersWeek Seeks To Make The Great Outdoors Open To All
This week, black birders around the world are rallying around Christian Cooper
Litter Of Mountain Lions Born In Santa Monica Mountains
A female and two male mountain lion kittens were born recently in the Santa Monica Mountains, as announced by the National Park Service on June 3.