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Otters at Elkhorn Slough

July 01, 2007 by Aleta George

At the Moss Landing Marina halfway between Santa Cruz and Monterey, I slip into a kayak and paddle toward Elkhorn

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Black Rock Abalone Endangered

July 01, 2007 by Aleta George

A favorite food of the southern sea otter is black abalone, a marine mollusk that has historically put down roots

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Least Terns at Alameda Naval Air Station

July 01, 2007 by Aleta George

In late spring, a thumb-size least tern chick emerges from its egg on Alameda Point. The chick’s eyes are open

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California Condors

January 01, 2007 by Rick Bacigalupi

The Big Sur coast has always provided nature lovers with an abundanceof breathtaking scenery. But one of the most majestic

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Rare and Endangered Mosses

January 01, 2007 by Dan Rademacher

January-March 2007
WEB EXTRA: Rare and Endangered Mosses
Many of us go through life barely noticing mosses and their cousins,

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Delisting of the Brown Pelican

October 01, 2006 by Aleta George

While you’re heading to the polls this November, California brown pelicans will be returning to breeding grounds that range from

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Poolside Beauties

April 01, 2006 by Aleta George

Vernal pools are havens for specialized species, including the endangered Contra Costa goldfield and the native solitary bee that pollinates it.

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Altering the ESA

January 01, 2006 by Aleta George

In October 2005 the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that, if approved by the Senate and signed into

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Listing of the California Tiger Salamander

October 01, 2004 by Christine Sculati

With the rainy season upon us, California tiger salamanders will soon emerge from the depths of squirrel and gopher burrows

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Southern Resident Killer Whale in Monterey Bay

July 01, 2003 by Leah Messinger

A funny thing happened in 2000. And again in 2003. For the first and second time in recorded history, a

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