La temporada de incendios de 2020 destruyó récords, quemando 4.35 millones de acres en todo el estado de California en unos meses. La sequía, la urbanización y los efectos futuros desconocidos del cambio climático afectan a los bosques de viejo crecimiento y a los paisajes antiguos de todo el estado. La gestión mala de los […]
The 2020 fire season shattered records, burning 4.35 million acres across the state of California in a matter of months. Drought, development, and the unknown future effects of climate change haunt old-growth forests and ancient landscapes across the state. Forest mismanagement and increased temperatures have threatened and damaged our forests like never before. This year […]
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For 30 years, CSERC has used photo-detection cameras to search for rare wildlife. We consistently partner with the US Forest Service (and also at times with the Park Service) to survey areas where sensitive, threatened, or endangered wildlife species might be found. While cameras can confirm that an animal is present, not getting a photo […]
Durante 30 años, CSERC ha utilizado cámaras de detección fotográfica para buscar vida silvestre rara. Con regularidad nos asociamos con el Servicio Forestal de los Estados Unidos (y también a veces con el Servicio de Parques) para inspeccionar áreas donde se pueden encontrar especies de vida silvestre sensibles, amenazadas o en peligro de extinción. Mientras […]
WASHINGTON – The National Park Service has selected Cicely Muldoon, a 35-year veteran of the National Park Service, as the new permanent superintendent of Yosemite National Park. Muldoon has been serving as the acting superintendent since January. “Cicely is widely regarded as one of the most outstanding and compassionate leaders across the National Park Service. […]
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO GIVE YOUR INPUT TO A GOVERNMENT AGENCY THAT KILLS “PROBLEM” WILDLIFE TO BENEFIT AGRICULTUREOver CSERC’s years of advocacy on behalf of wildlife, we’ve periodically raised alarm about a taxpayer-funded federal-state program that kills huge numbers of wildlife. Originally called “Animal Damage Control,” the program these days goes under the pleasant-sounding […]
ESTA ES SU OPORTUNIDAD DE DAR SU OPINIÓN A UNA AGENCIA GUBERNAMENTAL QUE MATA LA VIDA SILVESTRE “PROBLEMÁTICA” PARA BENEFICIAR A LA AGRICULTURADurante los años de defensa en nombre de la vida silvestre de CSERC, hemos generado periódicamente alarma sobre un programa federal-estatal financiado por los contribuyentes que mata a un gran número de animales […]
This year California black oaks (Quercus kelloggii) have been producing a bountiful crop of acorns – referred to as a mast. We often think of acorns as only being the food source for birds and small critters such as chipmunks and squirrels, but animals such as black bears and deer also rely on these nutritional […]
Este año, los robles negros de California (Quercus kelloggii) han estado produciendo una cosecha abundante de bellotas. A menudo pensamos que las bellotas solo son una fuente de alimento para las aves y los pequeños animales como ardillas, pero animales como osos negros y ciervos también dependen de estas nueces nutricionales.