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.
California Governor Jerry Brown just upped the ante in the state's campaign to reduce its climate footprint.
Another Santa Monica Mountains puma crosses the 101, and a wildlife crossing would make that crossing safer.
Startling news about the wildlife impact of a solar facility in the Mojave Desert.
The U.S. Forest Service wants help as it studies one of SoCa's most endangered species.
Wildlife advocates say the federal government is kowtowing to cow-country business interests.
The most recent discoveries in a 19-year study of bobcats in the Santa Monica Mountains and Simi Hills may not rewrite the science books, but they are hecka cute.
Changes to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act could help law enforcement agencies. But those changes need to be done right.
Backers of an end to bobcat trapping in California got some indirect support from one of the state's most rural counties.
Pacific sardine stocks off the coast of California are collapsing faster than anyone expected.
Staff at California's state energy agency are urging the Hidden Hills solar project in Inyo County be formally abandoned.
The current alarming die-off of sea lions along the California coast may have a short-term silver lining.
More than 250 native tule elk have died at Point Reyes since 2012, and a wildlife protection group says fences are to blame.