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A new species of millipede discovered in a cave in Sequoia National Park has 414 legs and four male sex organs... and there's no telling what the females look like.
California now has its second documented modern wolf pack.
Salmon-killing dams are the main reason, say scientists.
Any highway in California can be dangerous to wildlife. But some roads are worse than others.
The North American wolverine gets another chance to win Endangered Species Act protection.
Make sure your treats don't play nasty tricks on our endangered ape cousins.
Despite the recent scuffle between two SoCal bears and a hiker, most such encounters can be defused.
It's the first successful fledging of a condor chick at the Pinnacles since the 1890s.
To build an effective and safe wildlife crossing, you have to think like an animal.
Ironically, Smokey the Bear would actually live better if his forest home burned every now and then.
The park-like forests of the 19th Century Sierra Nevada were sustained by carefully planned fires conducted by Native people.
The state promised the proposed Delta tunnels would be built without spending tax dollars. They seem to be ready to break that promise.