Chris Clarke
Chris Clarke was KCET's Environment Editor until July 2017. He is a veteran environmental journalist and natural history writer. He lives in Joshua Tree.
Good news for those worried about LA's mountain lion P-22, whose health took a hit after the animal contracted a bad case of mange linked to ingesting rodent poisons. The big cat's doing better, at least for the time being, after a bit of veterinary ca...
California's only native species of freshwater turtle may actually be two species, according to herpetologists who've just published new work on the animal's genetic makeup, with a possible third species south of the border.
It's a big day for gray wolves that might deign to visit California: the species has just been listed as Endangered under the California Endangered Species Act (CESA), and there may be half a dozen wolf cubs in southern Oregon waiting to take advantage...
As with any promise that sounds too good to be true, the Solar Roadways idea merits careful scrutiny.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has listed as Threatened a low-growing wildflower known from just 16 scattered populations on the east side of the Sierra Nevada.
The U.S Environmental Protection Agency issued its long-awaited plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants on Monday.
A company that sells rodent poisons that have been implicated in the deaths of a wide range of wildlife is agreeing to remove some of those products from the over-the-counter market, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday.
More solar was installed on residential rooftops than in big commercial settings during the first quarter of 2014.
That embarrassing thing where a major financial firm tells you your industrial sector might not survive if we save the planet.
Imagine taking sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide and turning them directly into fuel for our machines.
The National Park Service (NPS) announces annual summer closure of Joshua Tree National Park campgrounds.
We pride ourselves on hard-hitting analysis of wildlife issues here at ReWild, but sometimes a person just has to kick back and gawp over cute zoo babies.