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Temescal Creek flows through concrete culverts from Lake Temescal through the flats of Oakland and Emeryville, into San Francisco Bay—out of sight and largely out of mind. Creek advocates are hoping to change that.
The Pacific Ocean is the hottest we’ve ever seen it. What that means — or doesn’t — for the coming El Niño.
Current climate change research suggests California’s weather could become even more variable than in the past, a “new normal” of drier dry periods punctuated by wetter winter storms.
How to tell two large aquatic mammals apart?
Up until recently, there were limited and fairly antiquated options on how to measure California’s snowpack.
NoahLani Litwinsella has been volunteering with SPAWN, the Salmon Protection and Watershed Network, since he was just a small fry.
Drought brings ideal conditions for rapid spread of water hyacinth in the Delta.
Is California’s drought caused by “natural variability” or was it much more likely to happen under climate change?
The California drought is bad for most species, including the fungal pathogen that kills oaks.
The failure of the spring rains this year may have something to do with woodpeckers foraging in Berkeley and San Francisco.
