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Beth Thornton/After an opening ceremony on Saturday, the Mesa Trail at UC Santa Barbara is now available to the public and marks the completion of the North Campus Open Space project – a decade-long effort to restore the wetland and wildlife area to its natural habitat. -
Abigail Craig/January through March of this year were the driest of those months on record in California. And March 2022 was both warmer and drier than March of 2020.
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The latest national report on sea level rise projects the San Luis Obispo coastline will see anywhere from one to seven feet of rise by the year 2100. -
Research shows that collisions are the leading cause of death for large whales.
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Pacific Wildlife Care helps rehabilitate birds and other wildlife injured or abandoned due to tree trimming during the spring and summer.
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A potential renewable energy game-changer for California could be coming soon to the Central Coast: floating offshore wind turbines in a 376-square-mile area of ocean off of San Luis Obispo County’s coastline.
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In late 2019, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a new program to dramatically speed up the state’s wildfire prevention work. But an investigation from CapRadio and The California Newsroom found the program hasn’t resulted in a single completed project.
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A public radio special exploring the high price of climate change for California communities.
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The SLO Climate Coalition organized a rally Friday in San Luis Obispo to join communities across California calling for an end to fossil fuel projects in the state.
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In today;s KCBX News Update: the Morro Bay offshore wind project moves forward at the federal level, and goats and sheep will return to clear vegetation in Paso Robles.
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The Central Coast State Parks Association is working on a project to help the public learn about how to best protect Western Monarch butterflies.
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The Morro Coast Audubon Society says an extra acre of land next to the existing preserve will offer crucial wildlife conservation benefits.
