Members of Urban Corps of San Diego collect invasive species for removal from Reidy Creek. Written by Hannah Walchak and Ryan Woldt The Reidy Creek project implements...
Toyon Tree’s Spreading Winter Cheer by Aida Rodriquez As winter spirit floats through the air the Toyon tree’s magical red fruit ripen on its reaching branches. If...
[vc_row content_width="grid"][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]Featured Image courtesy of Juan Troncoso. Words by Juan Troncoso. The Goldspotted Oak Borer (GSOB) is a beetle native to Southeastern Arizona. It is...
Do your trees need trimming? It’s best to plan tree work for the fall and winter months, says our friend Penny Hernandez, president of Palomar...
Our adorable, preserved coyote pup needs a name. What should we call her? Last year, Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve rangers alerted us to the just-deceased animal,...
The sweet little American redstart made a repeat appearance in October at our restoration site on Reidy Creek. We saw this mesmerizing bird at the...
Gray fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) are known to be quiet, stealthy creatures… but we were starting to wonder if any gray fox lived in the Escondido...
While many of us are focused on the COVID-19 pandemic, a different outbreak is sweeping the local animal world—Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV). RHDV2, the...
Barn Owls do not hoot like other owls—they screech. Barn Owls have super sensitive hearing—they can hear better than most people! Barn Owl’s feathers...
