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Dr. Paul Bunje talked to Climate Resolve about ocean acidification, hypoxia and climate change.
The state wants to make sure salmon in the San Joaquin's tributaries have enough water to survive. Farming interests are raising a fuss.
Fish and Wildlife keeps the California gnatcatcher protected, proving that money doesn't always win.
A controversial renewable energy plan for the California Desert will permanently protect some of Death Valley's most vulnerable neighbors.
Wildlife crossing a key to long-term survival
California’s most controversial threatened species has never been closer to extinction.
Overharvesting, farming and urban development top list of threats
If there's any place we can learn about the effect of urban development on reptiles, it would have to be the Santa Monica Mountains.
Invasive Species cause a lot of damage. But there's more to them that that.
"MaliBoo-Boo," the Santa Monica Mountains' newest resident, just wants to be left alone.
Natural lakes are a rarity in Southern California but maybe it doesn’t matter if a lake in LA is “real” or not. Whether it’s fishing, boating, birding, or picnicking, here are six great bodies of water we call “lakes” of greater LA.
The California grizzly is now found only on the state's flag. One group wants to change that.