Discover how an outdoor cinema event in Berkeley connects the community with native wildlife conservation efforts through a documentary, "Wings of Life," and an engaging group discussion.

A century since their last visit, six California condors take flight over Mount Diablo, proving efforts to save the species are on the right track.

While controversy in Echo Park Lake has shifted from homeless encampments and fencing to a rapidly growing Canada geese population, park visitors struggle to enjoy the park due to aggressive geese behavior and heaps of feces.

Jerabek Park Improvement Project kicks off in Scripps Ranch, bringing the promise of a revitalized, accessible haven for San Diegans of all ages; will this mark a turning point in the city's investment in accessible and safe recreational spaces?

Devastating storms, unstable ground, and a gas transmission project have led to closures and repairs on several segments of Crystal Springs Regional Trail, leaving outdoor enthusiasts scrambling to find alternative routes.

Cambridge unveils new Triangle Park, featuring an urban forest and unique design elements to boost the city's tree canopy and create a haven for residents and visitors.

The Los Angeles Zoo celebrates the birth of its first southern tamandua, an adorable addition bringing awareness about habitat loss and conservation efforts.

A monumental anonymous gift of $40 million showcases the growing importance of supporting the zoos and their vital conservation efforts, ensuring a better future for wildlife and visitors alike.

Sheep Camp Trail will be temporarily closed as CAL FIRE CZU conducts a prescribed burn near Upper Crystal Springs Reservoir to reduce fire fuel and protect local habitat. Smoke may be visible in surrounding areas.

The Park de la Cruz Community Center in City Heights has turned an overgrown, vacant lot into a flourishing garden, providing a tranquil space for the community. Welcome to the urban oasis.

The long-awaited removal of the stranded Chandalar sailboat from Stinson Beach has finally begun, with authorities stepping in to ensure safety and prevent environmental risks.

A curious beaver kit sighting could be a sign of the ecological recovery in the San Francisco Bay Area, as the beaver’s presence could attract new species and help restore endangered ones.

Manatee spotted in Rhode Island's Quonochontaug Pond sparks excitement among locals and prompts close monitoring from officials to ensure the safety of the rare visitor.