San Francisco Chronicle May 2022Signs of success in California campaign to keep monarch butterflies from disappearing
Los Angeles Times May 2022‘A walk back in time’: Where two rivers join, California will get a new state park
Public Policy Institute of California April 2022California’s Rivers Could Help Protect the State from Flood and Drought
Modesto Bee February 2022Grayson residents get their hands dirty for next phase of riverside forest restoration
KQED Science February 2022With Snowpack in Decline, California’s ‘Weather Whiplash’ Could Mean Alternating Drought and Flooding
The Water Education Foundation December 2021California Spent Decades Trying to Keep Central Valley Floods at Bay. Now It Looks to Welcome Them Back
The San Francisco Chronicle December 2021$63 million wetland restoration could be a blueprint for how California adapts to climate change. But it’s taking forever
The Los Angeles Times August 2021California builds a ‘Noah’s Ark’ to protect wildlife from extinction by fire and heat
ABC7 Bay Area June 2021Oakland Zoo partnership helps save endangered riparian brush rabbits from deadly virus
The Guardian U.S. June 2021Western monarch butterflies are nearly extinct. California has a plan to save them
The San Francisco Chronicle June 202130,000 milkweeds planted around California in effort to save Western monarch butterfly
The San Francisco Chronicle May 2021Could this $36 million Central Valley river restoration project help with California’s droughts?
Modesto Bee May 2021Floodplain restoration helps both fish and people where Tuolumne and San Joaquin meet
Bakersfield Californian May 2021Plantings arrive at local preserve, part of larger plan to bolster population of monarch butterflies
CalMatters January 20213 critical lessons California offers to improve restoration of land on a global scale
CalMatters October 2020Mega fires and mega floods: California’s new extremes require a response of similar scale
CDFW News February 2020Wildlife Conservation Board Funds Environmental Improvement and Acquisition Projects
Red Bluff Daily News January 2020Salmon habitat projects completed along the Sacramento River at Anderson River Park
Chico Enterprise Record March 2019New flood plain near Hamilton City gets first test when river rises
CalMatters December 2018Let it flow: In about-face, state breaks and shifts levees to restore natural floodplains
The New York Times July 2018California Is Preparing for Extreme Weather. It’s Time to Plant Some Trees.
