Snowy Plover Chicks Released into the Wild at Beach in Isla Vista
The chicks were hatched from abandoned eggs found at the Coal Oil Point Reserve and other Central Coast beaches.
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Santa Barbara’s Parma Park Project Completed
New plants and trails wind through the park overlooking the Riviera.
Two Rescued Harbor Seals Released at Carpinteria Rookery
The pups, who were found emaciated at beaches in Santa Barbara and Oxnard in May, were rehabilitated and returned to the wild by the Channel Islands Marine Wildlife Institute on Tuesday.
First-Ever Santa Barbara Green Guide Launches
Bluedot Living, the “Santa Barbara Independent,” and Community Environmental Council have released a sustainable living magazine with climate news and solutions for our area.
Celebrate Our Oceans at the Sea Center on Stearns Wharf
Sea Center will offer free admission on Saturday, June 8, in honor of World Oceans Day.
Wildlife Photographer Ian Shive Brings Faraway Experiences Back Home
The award-winning Santa Ynez filmmaker and photographer highlights two decades of his work and a new project in his own backyard.
Close Encounter with a Grey Whale at Santa Barbara Harbor
‘This guy was so cool,’ said Quincy Briscoe of meeting a big whale in a small boat.
Meet a Cohort of Santa Barbara ‘Climate Stewards’
The Community Environmental Council now offers a nine-week certification program.
Don’t Listen to the Doomers
The climate fight is not lost, but we must act now, says Michael E. Mann.
Baby Great White Shark Spotted in Wild for First Time Ever off Santa Barbara Coast, Researchers Believe
Rare footage of newborn shark may be the key to “one of the holy grails of shark science.”