Ducks Unlimited and California Watchable Wildlife partner to share goals for conservation, preservation, and education.
Selecting the wildlife photograph of the year is always difficult because there are so many worthy submissions.
When you think of wildflower viewing, do you ever imagine lying on your belly to see those colorful blooms? Often called “belly plants,” these unique wildflowers are so small you may need to put your nose to the ground to see them.
Continuing to celebrate the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, USFWS and Ducks Unlimited
No feathered friends in the winners circle!
Yes, from tender to fierce to a friendly combat to feed; continuing to see the wonders of California through the eyes of our wildlife friends and skilled lenses of our photographer family. July and August photo winners delivered very special views.
We see the wonders of California through the eyes of our wildlife friends and skilled lenses of our photographer family
We continue to seek out and embrace partners throughout California who share our mission. Visit Big Bear and Chirp Nature Centers are two such partners.
Most major cities have nothing but fragmented habitat, and urban wildlife has had to learn to survive in small islands of greenery amidst large swaths of human housing, carefully navigating the unnatural territory. Of course, humans & wildlife often collide, and it seldom ends well for the animals.
In March 2022, the Ventana Wildlife Society transported the young condors to the Northern California Condor Restoration Program’s (NCCRP) flight pen.
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