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Apply For Upcoming Solano County Wild Pig Hunts At Joice Island

By Chris Cocoles 11:46 am Editor's Blog, Hunting & shooting 0 Comments
Joice Island is a 2,150-acre wetland area consisting of thick cattails, tules, brush and standing water. The limited-entry, permit-only hunts help control the population of? wild pigs?on Joice Island. Hunters may only use shotguns with nonlead slugs or archery equipment. Dogs and bicycles...
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Fish And Wildlife Officials Successfully Capture, GPS Collar First Sierra Nevada Red Fox

By Chris Cocoles 4:12 pm Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
The January capture, which occurred near Mammoth Lakes and was conducted by biologists from the CDFW Bishop Field Office, marks the first time the Department has captured, fitted with a GPS-tracking collar and released a Sierra Nevada red fox in the...
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CDFW On Cannabis Cultivation Improvements

By Chris Cocoles 4:01 pm Cannabis, Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
CDFW Cannabis Program Resources For cultivators: CDFW’s role in cannabis involves issuing lake or streambed alteration (LSA) documentation for cultivators seeking licensing. We encourage licensed cannabis cultivators to review their documentation periodically to ensure it is up to date, and that we...
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In Search Of A Santa Clarita Diet? Female Gray Wolf Spotted In Southern California

By Chris Cocoles 12:48 pm Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
For the first time in about 100 years, a gray wolf has been spotted in Los Angeles County. The wolf had been collared and has been migrating south. ...
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Pants On Fire? A Rather Strange Place To Conceal Poached Sea Urchins

By Chris Cocoles 4:32 pm Editor's Blog 0 Comments
Over the weekend, a wildlife officer was using a spotting scope to observe two individuals at Van Damme State Park. The officer watched a male and female in the intertidal zone taking purple sea urchins when he observed the female discreetly...
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A Downhill Racer, Outdoor Lover Carved By Slopes, Waters Of Tahoe

By Chris Cocoles 9:47 am Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
Today, Bennett is one of the most recognizable figures on the U.S. men’s alpine speed team and is known for his towering frame (6 feet, 7 inches), powerful skiing and hard-earned success at the highest level of the sport. But away...
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