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Articles: Natural History
  • In All Seriousness, Pocket Gophers are a Keystone Species

    on June 20, 2024

    By Anne Carol Mitchell, certified California Naturalist and…

    Biodiversity, Blog, California Naturalist, Climate Steward, Community, Education, Fire Mitigation, Grasslands, Habitat Connectivity, Linking Landscapes, Monitoring, Natural History, Research, Science, Wildlife, Wildlife Corridors

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  • Strategy: Managing Grasslands for Invasive Species

    on June 17, 2024

    Managing Invasive Species in Grasslands with Good Fire & Other Tools In this webinar, California-certified Burn Boss and Pepperwood’s Assistant Preserve Manager, Devyn Friedfel discusses grassland health through the lens of…

    Biodiversity, Botany, Conservation Grazing, conservation science, Controlled Burning, Ecology, Fire, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Good Fire, Grasslands, Grazing, Intentional Fire, Invasive Species, Monitoring, Natural History, Phenology, Plant Biology, Prescribed Fire, Preserve Management, Research, Stewardship, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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  • Vlog: Drift Fences & Tiny Critters

    on May 7, 2024

    Monitoring the Tiny…

    Biodiversity, Blog, Climate Change, Community, conservation science, Ecology, Education, Monitoring, Natural History, Science, Vlog, Wildlife

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  • Wake Up! And Save The Flowers

    on April 24, 2024

    Supporting Wild Bee Populations By Stephanie Antinoro, Communications Coordinator Micralictoides ruficaudus. These words are not a magical spell, though with some flair they…

    Biodiversity, Blog, Community, Conservation, conservation science, Ecology, Education, Intern Experience, Linking Landscapes, Natural History, Science, SRJC

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  • Magnificent Mosses

    on April 7, 2024

    A Brief Natural History of an Ancient Soil Architect By Summer Swallow, Environmental Educator It’s springtime, and that means we get to…

    Blog, Community, Conservation, Education, Natural History

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