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Black bears may be a surprisingly recent arrival to Southern California, but larger and more terrifying bears once roamed the Los Angeles area.
California lost a principled voice in support of environmental protection and open government.
The U.S. Senate thinks the "Border Surge" will make the country more secure.
Certain shark species have been reduced by as much as 90 percent. Extinction is forever. Is it worth texture in a bowl of soup?
Things have been getting worse for the Townsend's big-eared bat in recent decades.
Lead poisoning from ammunition takes an extreme and painful toll on animals, and threatens the integrity of the environment.
The fox population on Santa Cruz Island has recovered in just 10 years. Its story can teach us about nature, conservation, and the future.
A reminder for visitors to stick to the trail and avoid the vegetated areas where ticks like to hang out.
Neighbors see the encroaching coyote population as a consequence of the growing movement to naturalize the Los Angeles River.
Although wildflower blooms aren't looking great so far this year, spring is in the air at Wind Wolves Preserve in Kern County.
One of science fiction's landmarks has been holding down Los Angeles' water since 1984.
If it seems to you you've heard the word "milk-vetch" come up in one desert environmental issue after another, you're remembering right.