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The variety of life in California - like poppies, redwoods, oaks, magpies, salamanders, butterflies, seabirds, and giant kelp - makes up the biodiversity of the Golden State. It’s the amazing species found within the state’s incredible marine, freshwater and land ecosystems that give us many reasons to celebrate California’s uniqueness. There are nearly 40 million people in California, our wellness and economy depend on the health of these ecosystems, which is supported by the variety of species

The variety of life in California - like poppies, redwoods, oaks, magpies, salamanders, butterflies, seabirds, and giant kelp - makes up the biodiversity of the Golden State. It’s the amazing species found within the state’s incredible marine, freshwater and land ecosystems that give us many reasons to celebrate California’s uniqueness. There are nearly 40 million people in California, our wellness and economy depend on the health of these ecosystems, which is supported by the variety of species

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Update 5/17/2025: CDFW observed the mountain lion making its way back into the wild late last night. CDFW is on scene in Santa Clarita, monitoring an approximately 7-month-old mountain lion kitten spotted in a tree in a backyard. Earlier today, homeowners reported the sighting, prompting a response from wildlife officers. Upon investigation, it was determined the kitten likely got separated from its mother, and will look to reunite after dark. CDFW officials plan to wait until nightfall, as the

Update 5/17/2025: CDFW observed the mountain lion making its way back into the wild late last night. CDFW is on scene in Santa Clarita, monitoring an approximately 7-month-old mountain lion kitten spotted in a tree in a backyard. Earlier today, homeowners reported the sighting, prompting a response from wildlife officers. Upon investigation, it was determined the kitten likely got separated from its mother, and will look to reunite after dark. CDFW officials plan to wait until nightfall, as the

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California Wildlife Center on Reels

California Wildlife Center on Reels

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Two of the wildest animal encounters in California…and they’re only FIVE miles apart. On the hills below Hearst Castle, a herd of wild zebras still roams — descendants of William Randolph Hearst’s private exotic animal collection. And just up Highway 1, the Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal Rookery explodes with life every winter: birthing season, pups nursing, giant males battling, hundreds of seals hauled out on the beach. It is one of the best free wildlife experiences in the entire state — and y

Two of the wildest animal encounters in California…and they’re only FIVE miles apart. On the hills below Hearst Castle, a herd of wild zebras still roams — descendants of William Randolph Hearst’s private exotic animal collection. And just up Highway 1, the Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal Rookery explodes with life every winter: birthing season, pups nursing, giant males battling, hundreds of seals hauled out on the beach. It is one of the best free wildlife experiences in the entire state — and y

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Drone footage shows world's largest wildlife crossing taking shape over California freeway

Drone footage shows world's largest wildlife crossing taking shape over California freeway

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CA wildlife officials recommend threatened status for mountain lions

CA wildlife officials recommend threatened status for mountain lions

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A Guide to California’s Amazing Wildlife Sanctuaries | Visit California

A Guide to California’s Amazing Wildlife Sanctuaries | Visit California

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A protected green sturgeon was rescued from the back of a poacher’s car and safely returned to the water, thanks to a couple of quick-thinking anglers who recognized and reported a poaching crime in progress, along with wildlife officers who acted quickly to save the big fish. The incident began last Nov. 12 at the Clifton Forebay near Tracy. A concerned angler witnessed another man catching and retaining what he recognized as a green sturgeon, which are classified as a threatened species under

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California’s unfinished wildlife ‘bridge to nowhere’ tops $100M

The world’s largest wildlife crossing is now standing in California – and it's absolutely huge | Discover Wildlife

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California - The Unknown Beauty of the Golden State | Free Documentary Nature

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Foxes in California: Types and Where They Live

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New wildlife conservation plan revealed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife

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Science: Pollinators

CDFW wrapped up wolf capture and collar operations recently in northern California that resulted in a record-number 12 wolves now outfitted with satellite collars on the landscape. That collar data is expected to provide a wealth of information to better understand wolf movements, diet, dispersal, pack formations and help mitigate conflicts with livestock producers. Learn more: https://wildlife.ca.gov/News/Archive/cdfw-captures-and-collars-12-gray-wolves-in-northern-california | California Depar

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In October, California wildlife officials killed four wolves from an endangered pack following months of conflict with livestock owners in the Sierra Valley, despite the wolves being protected under both the California Endangered Species Act and the federal Endangered Species Act. Now, Women for Wolves founder Anjali Ranadive has launched a petition calling for the use of non-lethal approaches to wolf management in California, arguing that long-term coexistence strategies are essential for succe

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Fish and Wildlife Officer Career

California Department of Fish and Wildlife on Reels

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California Department of Fish and Wildlife on Reels

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California wildlife crossing is latest in over-budget, overdue public projects

California's unfinished wildlife 'bridge to nowhere' tops $100M #trending #california

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CA to provide $18M to finish wildlife crossing in Agoura Hills

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How Highways Hurt Wildlife

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LA Times Today: Inside the war on urban coyotes in Southern California

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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife launches wolf-tracking tool for ranchers

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California lawmakers introduce bill to protect wildlife from euthanasia, create coexistence program

Calif: $114M Wildlife Crossing faces budget overruns and delay to late 2026

Wild Zebras in California: A Fascinating Fact

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101 Annenberg Wildlife Crossing

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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is working to streamline the approval process for environmental restoration projects through its Cutting the Green Tape Program. Cutting the Green Tape exemptions can save about seven months of time and $125,000 of restoration funds on projects such as the Tuolumne River Mainstem Restoration Project. With project partners the Turlock Irrigation District, Modesto Irrigation District and San Francisco Public Utilities Commission leading the way, effor

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