Threatened species revealed as victims of devastating oil disaster
Thousands of people continue to clean up and assess Orange County’s once-pristine beaches, with many popular holiday spots remaining closed. Along with various species, including gulls and a brown pelican, seven federally threatened western snowy plovers are being treated. A partnership led by UC Davis and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife manages a network of 44 organizations that respond to oil leaks, with 13 sent to the cleanup area on this occasion.
New State of California Report Identifies Future Desalination Plants to Meet Statewide Water Reliability Goals
Chiquita Canyon: State alleges landfill of dumping toxic waste
California wildlife is vulnerable to an avian flu ‘apocalypse.’ What is driving the spread?
Conservationists stunned after capturing footage of endangered pack of animals
California Drivers May Have Been Filling Up With Bad Gas For Years: Report
Report Details Benefits of California Clean Air Policies
Intensifying atmospheric rivers are leading to a surge in Valley fever cases in California
How your recycled Christmas trees are helping California fish habitats
Humboldt County Cannabis Grower to Pay $750,000 for State Water, Wildlife Violations
