Paw-sitively adorable! Denali's sled dog puppy cam is now live! It’s a front-row seat to the next generation of working dogs in action!
To watch, visit: go.nps.gov/puppy
I had the honor of giving another lecture on climate change at Cal Poly this week. I was incredibly impressed by the students’ thoughtful questions, insightful observations, and their understanding of the challenges we face in the future.
On May 19, we will be offering a boat tour of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary from 7:15 to 10:00 AM aboard Patriot Sportfishing at Port San Luis in Avila Beach, California. This boat trip will have members of the SLO Climate Coalition and the Central Coast Aquarium on board. To purchase tickets, please visit: share.hsforms.com/2KDUrB2uORpObp…
Then, on May 21, I will be giving a presentation titled “Mysteries of the Climate” for the Santa Barbara–Goleta Valley branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW).
I would love to see you at one of these events!
The world's largest wildlife crossing finally has an opening date. California's Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will span 10 freeway lanes, providing wildlife with a safe path across.
❄ California's snowpack is at 10–20%, a new record low. That number matters more than most people realize.
Think of snowpack as a slow-release water source. As temperatures rise, melting snow keeps plants and grasses hydrated longer, holding off the dry conditions that wildfires thrive on. When the snowpack is low, that moisture disappears faster. Vegetation dries out weeks earlier than normal, and the drier the grass and brush, the easier it ignites, and the faster fire moves through it.
This year, an unusually dry and warm end to winter accelerated that process, leaving the vegetation with moisture levels far below what is typical for this time of year.
Fire activity in California does not follow a predictable schedule, and conditions this year are a reminder that preparation cannot wait. 🔥
📷 @ALERTCalifornia#DefensibleSpace#WildfirePreparedness#ReadyForWildfire#Snowpack#KnowYourRisk
Talk about a baa-d road hazard. A group of over 100 runaway goats made a break for it in Calabasas, creating a bit of a traffic jam. ktla.com/news/local-new…
It's California Poppy Day! The Eschscholzia Californica (California poppy) is native to the United States and Mexico, and became the official state flower of California in 1903! Time to go outside and appreciate some wildflower power!
Welcome to the world, little eaglets! 🐣🦅
These newly hatched bald eagle chicks may weigh just a few ounces, but they’re already stealing our hearts. Stick around for more tender moments as they grow and thrive in the nest. outdoorchannel.com/live/eaglecam/…
Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Juan Felipe Herrera, the first Mexican American U.S. Poet Laureate.
On April 24 from 4 to 6 p.m. in Boyd Concert Hall, AHC will host a poetry reading and community zine workshop open to the public.