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.
Bring Back the Pollinators
Join Matthew Shepherd for this introduction to native bees, their natural history, and tips on how you can provide what they need in small spaces.
Breaking Down Barriers to Conservation
Innovative lease agreements are opening up wildlife corridors and improving livelihoods in Kenya’s Maasai Mara
How to Draw Birds with John Muir Laws
Draw raptors, garden birds, and waterbirds in this free 3-class series with the author, John Muir Laws in “Laws Guide to Drawing Birds.”
Plants for Birds
Bring more birds to your home with native plants
How gardening can teach kids life skills
Plus, ideas to get them digging the garden.
Coronavirus Has Renewed Our Addiction To Plastic
Environmental activists are sounding the alarm as city streets become littered with masks and gloves, and single-use plastics get a new lease on life.