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The dirt road ended five miles off the pavement, in a valley ringed by crumbling granite peaks.
While a drop in overall numbers of injured birds is certainly welcome news on the face of it, if the project poses a special risk to migrating birds its environmental impact could well extend across a startlingly wide swath of North America.
A 35-year study of desert tortoises in Joshua Tree National Park underscores something that most desert biologists already strongly suspected: climate change will likely be a big problem for the southernmost populations of the desert tortoise.
OR-7, the gray wolf that wandered through California for 15 months starting in 2011, stopped by for a quick visit over the weekend, then headed back into Oregon. The weekend visit adds to pressure on CDFW to make sure that wolves that wander into Cali...
The bill would add insurmountable hurdles to protecting new species.
Clark County officials are complaining about having spent around a million dollars a year since 2001 to protect the threatened species.
CDFW is seeing to a trio of abandoned mountain lion cubs in Siskiyou County. But they may not be reintroduced into the wild.
The National Park Service has made its opinion known on a proposed solar power tower project just outside the boundaries of Joshua Tree National Park. That opinion: scrap the project.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service won't be listing two rare California native plants as Endangered.
California's Central Valley is a bad place to be a frog, according to a study published Monday.
Big Sur residents say condor-safe power lines will hurt their views.