Three orphaned bear cubs transferred to Ramona Wildlife Center
RAMONA — Three orphaned California black bear cubs have been transferred to San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center for rehabilitation over the past two...
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Preserving open spaces in Encinitas at forefront of local debate
ENCINITAS — As candidates for the Encinitas City Council make early gains in their respective campaigns, it’s become clear that one issue is at the...
Momma mountain lions and San Diego County wildlife corridors
By Carrie Alidaee & Aida Rodriguez Picture this: A mother stretches luxuriously in the warm sunshine while her three children play rambunctiously nearby. Sounds like...
Oceanside advances plans for Loma Alta Wetlands project
OCEANSIDE — With more than $500,000 in combined state and federal funding and the conceptual restoration planning for the Loma Alta Wetlands Enhancement Project complete,...
New campaign to support in North County Wildlife ‘Missing Lynx’ promotes wildlife corridors
ESCONDIDO — The Escondido Creek Conservancy has launched “The Missing Lynx” campaign to establish permanently protected wildlife corridors in North San Diego County. After successfully...
Tracking group offers firsthand look at local wildlife
REGION — A group gathered around a circle drawn in the dirt. Using charts, measuring tools and field experience, they determined the four-toed track was...
Carlsbad to track large mammals in land preserves
CARLSBAD — Thanks to a more than $100,000 state grant and city and Center for Natural Lands Management funds, Carlsbad will be monitoring the movement...
Volunteers sought to try wildlife field survey app
CARLSBAD — Wildlife road kill sighting — there’s an app for that....
