Petroleum product entered storm drains and was released into the Los Angeles River. Multiple agencies are coordinating the response, and cleanup and recovery efforts have been initiated. Investigation into the cause and volume is ongoing. OSPR personnel on-scene include wildlife officers,...
On average, human-caused wildfires make up 95 percent of all wildfires in California. Many of these wildfires occur close in proximity to roadways, communities and recreational areas, posing considerable threat to public safety. Taking individual responsibility to reduce wildfire risk, while...
“These fish are long-lived so there’s a very good chance that fish returned to the lake could return in subsequent years to spawn again,” said Paul Divine, CDFW’s District Fisheries Biologist for Lassen and Modoc counties. “And it’s also putting adult-sized...
One thing that separates consistently successful anglers from the rest is adaptability. The spring-to-summer transition is not static. It evolves week by week, sometimes day by day. Water temperatures change, fish adjust, forage shifts. Anglers who pay attention and make adjustments...
The sane nomadic gray that was tracked all the way to Southern California was spotted in Sequoia National Park, the first such sighting there in 100 years. ...
