A who’s who of Southern California wildlife. What follows is a quick look at some of the wildlife we might encounter in Southern California: Coyotes. Average life span in the wild: Up to 14 years.

Southern California’s wildlife rehabilitators say they are in a fight for survival. Bob Everett watches a handler with a raptor at the San Dimas Canyon Nature Center.

Southern California wildfires likely outpace ability of wildlife to adapt Even species that evolved with wildfires, like mountain lions, are struggling. Liza Gross, Inside Climate News – Jan 21 ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has partnered with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums to launch the Southern California-based pilot Wildlife Confiscations Network program.

A plan to build a bridge over a major Southern California highway to enable mountain lions and other wildlife to move between wilderness areas has received a $25 million challenge grant to advance ...

Center for Biological Diversity: VENTURA COUNTY, Calif.— A new program that increases protections for wildlife corridors throughout Southern California’s Ventura County has prevailed after a ...

Outside of Mumbai, there is only one place in the world where mountain lions live on the perimeter of a major metropolis, and that’s Southern California.

Construction has begun on what is billed as the world’s largest wildlife crossing for mountain lions and other animals caught in Southern California’s urban sprawl. VIEW E-EDITION 25¢ for 3 mos ...

The rivers in Southern California are an enigma, and by some observer’s standards, their meager, seasonal flows wouldn’t even qualify as a “real river.” But few places in the world have ...

Southern California's wildlife rehabilitators say they are in a fight for survival. Louis Sahagún. Sun, December 10, 2023 at 1:00 PM UTC. 9 min read.

A plan to build a bridge over a major Southern California highway to enable mountain lions and other wildlife to move between wilderness areas has received a $25 million challenge grant.

Southern California rivers are unique for several reasons; they are short by normal standards, their flows are comparatively low, their origins can reach lofty alpine elevations over 9,000 feet ...