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Jul 23, 2024
Groups Unite to Replant Sonoma Coast Kelp Forest
On a sunny afternoon just north of Bodega Bay, two large troughs of water bubbled in the sunlight, toward the ocean. Swirling in the...
Jul 2, 2024
Starving brown pelicans strain wildlife rescue centers
On Friday, June 14, media and volunteers gathered at the small inlet of Horseshoe Bay of Fort Baker to watch as 27 brown pelicans...
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Aug 15, 2023
Petrified Forest for sale in Calistoga
On Sept. 14, 1915, Ollie Bockee (pronounced “bouquet”), the new owner of over 500 acres in Calistoga, was charged with killing a dog on...
Apr 11, 2023
Painted Hills: Winter showers bring ‘super bloom’
As the onslaught of this year’s winter rains begin to subside, many botanists are saying this year could be the year of a super...
Jun 22, 2022
Clouded by Coho
Last winter’s coho run spawns hope
By Cole Hershey
The rains of 2021 were a soothing balm to the drying lands of California, filling reservoirs to...
Apr 26, 2022
North Bay Cities Implement Drought Restrictions and Plan for the Future
The ground was wet from a light rain on a recent afternoon drive through Dry Creek Valley below Lake Sonoma. Passing the endless rows...
Nov 16, 2021
Sonoma Valley Advocates Push for Reintroduction of Beavers
On the southwest side of the City of Sonoma, a small stream named Fryer Creek cuts through a quiet neighborhood.
In late October, the creek...
May 18, 2021
Pepperwood Preserve Officials Consider Drought’s Effect on Fire Risk
“The fire season is lengthening. The soil is drying out quicker, and it is because of climate change," says Pepperwood Preserve's Michael Gillogly.