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Threatened wildlife makes a living where you least expect it.
The confirmation of White Nose Syndrome in Washington State does not bode well for California's bats.
They used to be an urban legend. Now, thanks to volunteer turtle counters, they're hard science.
The facility doesn't have a buyer for its power or any way to get that power to market, but the BLM approved it anyway.
California's least-loved native species is in trouble in Los Angeles County, and citizen scientists are providing most of the evidence.
Three days of music and bright lights during bird migration season just shouldn't fly.
Tracking the long conflict between California's native gray squirrel and interloper fox squirrels is easier than taking a selfie.
Get out of your car and walk a little, and Joshua Tree NP will fill your desert flower needs just fine.
Since its launch in 2014, the BioSCAN project has found undocumented biodiversity in SoCal backyards — and the new species just keep coming.
We're in a drought; is it a good idea to decommission California dams? Often enough, the answer is yes. Here's why.
We don’t know how it got where it is, how it has survived there, or how long it will last.
You don't need to be an expert to make scientific discoveries. You just need curiosity and a smartphone.