California’s Rivers Could Help Protect the State from Flood and Drought
Public Policy Institute of California
Category Archives: In the Media
Grayson residents get their hands dirty for next phase of riverside forest restoration
Modesto Bee
With Snowpack in Decline, California’s ‘Weather Whiplash’ Could Mean Alternating Drought and Flooding
KQED Science
California Spent Decades Trying to Keep Central Valley Floods at Bay. Now It Looks to Welcome Them Back
The Water Education Foundation
$63 million wetland restoration could be a blueprint for how California adapts to climate change. But it’s taking forever
The San Francisco Chronicle
Saving Monarchs
TIME for Kids
California builds a “Noah’s Ark” to protect wildlife from extinction by fire and heat
The Los Angeles Times
Can We Save the San Joaquin’s Salmon?
Sierra Magazine
Oakland Zoo partnership helps save endangered riparian brush rabbits from deadly virus
ABC7 Bay Area
California’s Monarch Butterflies Are Down 99%. Can This Plant Help?
The New York Times
Western monarch butterflies are nearly extinct. California has a plan to save them
The Guardian U.S.
30,000 milkweeds planted around California in effort to save Western monarch butterfly
The San Francisco Chronicle