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News
Hoopa Tribe Wins Federal Lawsuit Paving Way for Klamath Dam Removal
Photo: California Trout The Hoopa Valley Tribe emerged victorious from federal court of appeals against PacifiCorp on Friday, with a…
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Squaw’s Olympic Meadows to be Acquired and Preserved for Public Use
Photo Courtesy of the Poulsen Family Set in a beautiful meadow with Squaw Creek meandering through and the peaks of…
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North Coast
Northern California Chinook Salmon up for Endangered Species Consideration
Spring Chinook Salmon. Photo courtesy Michael Humling, US Fish & Wildlife Service The recent volatility of Northern California waterways has…
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Wild Horses Rounded Up in the Devil’s Garden are Protected… For Now
Photo by Stacy Snow In October 2018, officials rounded up nearly 1,000 mustangs in Modoc County’s Devil’s Garden, know for…
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Bay Area
Northern California Abalone Diving Banned Until 2021
Photo: California Department of Fish and Game After prohibiting abalone fishing in 2018, the California Fish and Game Commission has decided to…
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Destinations
Beautiful New Trail System Coming to the Grove of Titans in Jedediah Smith Redwoods
The Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, located in the northwest corner of California near Crescent City, is one of the most…
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News
Trophy-Sized Rainbow Trout to be Stocked into Lake Siskiyou
Although it’s never been a fishing destination, Lake Siskiyou has always been a place you can fish. More known for…
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News
Lawsuit Challenges Government’s Failure to Protect Shasta Salamanders From Extinction
*This is a press release submitted by the Center for Biological Diversity The Center for Biological Diversity and the Environmental Protection…
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Tahoe
Bear Casually Opens Door and Strolls into Tahoe CHP Facility
Tahoe bears are becoming much more brash in their actions in search of human food, and on top of that,…
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Wildlife
Bear Incidents Down in Yosemite but Vehicles Still a Big Threat
Over the past 20 years, Yosemite National Park officials have achieved notable results in their work to protect bears by…
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Tahoe
Watch as Police Officers Free Bear Cub Stuck in a Tahoe Car
Bear encounters continue to be on the rise in Tahoe, with the furry animals learning new tactics to get their…
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Stories
Meet the Fly that Rules Mono Lake by Living Underwater
Over 100 years ago, writer Mark Twain observed the case of some “incredibly weird” flies in Mono Lake, near Mammoth…
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News
Bald Eagles Delay Trail Repairs at Lake Natoma
When heavy rains in the winter of 2017Â sent soil and boulders crashing down onto the popular hiking and biking trail…
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Bay Area
Man Rescued After Great White Shark Attack Near Farallon Islands
A man was rescued by the coast guard on Tuesday after he was attacked by a shark near the Farallon…
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Bay Area
Officials May Begin Killing Point Reye’s Tule Elk in Favor of Dairy Cows
Point Reyes National Seashore, sitting north of San Francisco on the California coast, is home to a flourishing wildlife population,…
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Bay Area
Watch as Deer Viciously Brawl on a Front Porch in NorCal
Unwanted guests at the front door from r/bayarea If you came home to find the front porch of your home…
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News
Officials Forced to Euthanize Young Mountain Lion Who Wandered into NorCal Bakery
“You hear stories of Firefighters called for cats stuck in trees… We got called for a lion stuck in a…
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Bay Area
Video: Tiger Stalks Man Who Jumps Over Barrier at Oakland Zoo
A man jumped over the wooden barrier that separates the tiger pen from visitors at the Oakland Zoo on Sunday,…
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Politics
The Controversy Surrounding Tahoe’s Growing Bear Population
The community surrounding Lake Tahoe has a problem. With a growing population of bears moving into the area during summer…
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North Coast
Coming Home – Chronicles of a Trinity River Steelhead
By Chip O’Brien She was late getting back to the Trinity this year, at least later than a lot of…
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Tahoe
Black Bear Spotted “Grocery Shopping” in Tahoe
Now that it’s the fall season and bears in Tahoe are becoming more brazen in their attempts to get their…
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Outdoors
Studying the Iconic Tunnel Tree – Estimated to be Over 1,000-Years-Old
After the famous Pioneer Cabin Tunnel Tree toppled to the ground, California State Parks, Save the Redwoods League and Humboldt…
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History
Bulls vs. Bears: Northern California’s Bloody Spectator Sport of the 19th Century
In the 1800’s, when Spanish conquistadors and early gold rush optimists flocked to the newly settled areas of Northern California,…
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News
Thousands of Wild Horses in Modoc Could Be Sent to the Slaughterhouse
In the northeast corner of Northern California sits the Modoc National Forest, which is home to thousands of wild horses…
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