wildlife

A new Pacific Wildlife Care center has recently broken ground in the City of San Luis Obispo. The new center aims to replace a smaller, outdated facility in Morro Bay.Construction of the new $8.4 million-dollar facility began on August 18, and is being built on 10-acres along Buckley Road.

The Morro Coast Audubon Society says an extra acre of land next to the existing preserve will offer crucial wildlife conservation benefits.

The San Luis Obispo City Council is set to hold a special meeting November 9 to decide whether to allow permanent winter season night-use of Cerro San Luis Natural Reserve.

A group of about 50 volunteer kayakers and stand-up paddle boarders begin training in May to help prevent people from disturbing wildlife in Morro Bay as…

If you go for a hike at the Pismo Preserve over the next few months, you may come across a herd of cattle grazing the rangeland area of the preserve to…

In a report released March 30, the Ocean Conservancy said volunteers around the world collected more than 100,000 items of Personal Protective Equipment…

Staff at Pacific Wildlife Care in Morro Bay say they are seeing far too many animals coming in for rescue and treatment due to rodenticide poisoning.Shell…

Broadcast date: 2/25/16Pacific Wildlife Care is the primary resource in San Luis Obispo County for wildlife concerns. Pacific Wildlife Care (PWC) takes in…

This is more than a story of saving endangered species. By studying the Indiana bat, author Don Williams discovers his relationship with wildlife, the…