Put on your raincoat and go see some salamanders.

Scientists are racing to understand deep sea ecosystems before human activity transforms them forever.

Scientists want to reintroduce these many-armed roombas as a great help for kelp.

Which foe is looming largest for native plants along the Yangtze River?

New evidence suggests the dwarf planet was a muddy ocean world that froze over time.

A UC Davis college student found 11 brand-new-to-science species of ribbon worms—diminutive, squirmy, colorful predators—lurking along Bodega Bay’s coastline.

The Bay’s white sturgeon are now facing such peril that the state of California has closed fishing for them under emergency regulations while it considers listing them as a threatened species.

California Climate Action research projects are collaborating with Tribal nations to support climate change resilience through tribal resource management.

Napa County’s Archer Taylor Preserve offers redwood hikes, cascades, understory wildflowers, and restoration volunteering.

Climate change is amplifying natural hazards. Three California Climate Action projects seek to buffer those risks by educating workers about disaster cleanup, planning for EV evacuations, and mapping soil liquefaction zones.

But, faced with freedom, they take their sweet time about it. "We're on condor time," says one program manager.