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Coastal bobcat and fox survival could depend on a better path for getting to the other side of Interstate 5. Orange County Register  0Comments

Gov. Newsom restricts use of rat poison in bid to protect California mountain lions by: Erika Martin California is restricting the use of a certain type of rat poison that poses a threat to mountain lions and other wildlife under a bill signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The California Ecosystems Protection Act (AB [...]

By  Daniel Langhorne Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. has launched a 12-member Science Advisor Group to serve as technical advisors to complete the Irvine-Laguna Wildlife Corridor, one of the country’s first urban wildlife corridors. Group members specialize in wildlife biology, wildlife corridor design, and wildlife-related public policy. They’ll advise Laguna Greenbelt on scientific research, design improvements [...]

Wildlife corridor at Orange County Great Park in Irvine unveiled, expected to fill missing link between mountains, coast IRVINE — Bobcats, coyotes, California gnatcatchers and other wildlife species will soon have a way to move safely between the Santa Ana Mountains and the coast. The public, for the first time on Tuesday, March 13, [...]

Stitching Together Forests Can Help Save Species, Study Finds By Brad Plumer August 21, 2017 As the world’s forests are carved up by roads and farms, the animals in them are vanishing. A simple fix may help.

Lyme Disease’s Worst Enemy? It Might Be Foxes By Amy Harmon August 2, 2017 New data suggests the rise of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases may be tied to a scarcity of traditional mouse predators.