The return of the iconic predators to the Golden State has been a quiet success story—but this month, state officials ...
Wildlife officials have announced that they killed four of California’s endangered gray wolves, following their rampant ...
Officials say the action comes after months of attacks on livestock, including 70 recorded losses attributed to wolves from ...
California wildlife officials have been working to mitigate the impact of the state's rebounding wolf population on its ...
All the articles explore how unique interactions with California's wildlife highlight environmental issues and human interventions. For instance, grazing goats reduce wildfire risks in Sacramento.
Wildlife officials determined a bear (not the one pictured) had not been poached as initially feared. Photo from California Department of Fish and Wildlife After hearing gunshots ring out in the ...
One year after their discovery, State of California working to stop spread of invasive golden mussel
According to the DWR, if left unchecked, the invasive golden mussels can alter aquatic ecosystems by filter-feeding on planktonic algae and changing the habitat structure which can damage fisheries.
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