Dr. Ronald Li, a critical care veterinarian at UC Davis, treated 23 cats rescued from the devastating Tubbs fire in 2017. In addition to the expected traumatic injuries, something else caught Li’s attention. “In heart scans, we noticed clots forming within their hearts,” he said. “But at that time, we didn’t know why.”
(July 27, 2022) → Read the full Santa Cruz County Sentinel reportLake Tahoe Wildlife Care will continue its popular Wildlife Wednesday series through August. These all-ages events are free to the public. Registration is required, as each Wednesday is limited to 30 people.
(July 27, 2022) → Read the full South Tahoe Now reportLake Tahoe’s clarity could see a 20-foot increase in clarity in the coming years following a rapid decline of the invasive Mysis shrimp, according Dr. Geoffrey Schladow on July 28. The Mysis shrimp, an invasive species introduced into Lake Tahoe …
Tahoe is majestic and awe inspiring with its jagged mountain peaks, thick forests, swift-running rivers and hundreds of glacial and alpine lakes.
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, which will help pumas in the Santa Monica Mountains cross 10 lanes of Highway 101, will be the largest in the world.
California is creating wildlife crossings that can help animals get across dangerous highways without risk of death from vehicle strikes. Here are five of them.
Peregrine falcons have returned to their nest at the top of Castle Rock on Kingsbury Grade on Lake Tahoe's East Shore. In the 1970s, they were listed as an endangered species due to drastic population declines. After an extensive, world-wide …
A few times a year I make my way to Sierra Valley north of Truckee for a road bike ride and am always amazed by the pastoral beauty of ranches, sagebrush and marshes that provides habitat for a range of …
As the days become warmer, more bears are awakening from hibernation in Tahoe. Now is the time to secure garbage, install bear-proof garbage cans and become informed about bears. Secure trash | All trash should be stored in bear-resistant garbage …
LA Times staff writer Louis Sahagun reports from the front lines of the battle to preserve California’s most endangered species.
What do resource conservation districts protect? Pretty much everything that’s worth saving.
This year, an estimated 60,000 birds have been poisoned by botulism in one of the oldest waterfowl conservation reserves in the state.