Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary Finally Officially Official
Federal designation kicks into effect following state review.
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Federal designation kicks into effect following state review.
The Aquaculture Opportunity Areas proposed in the channel range from 500 to 2,000 acres.
The Ellwood Mesa monarch habitat is way too quiet this year.
A path has been cleared for the U.S. Forest Service to proceed with its Reyes Peak Forest Health Project; conservationists call the Ninth Circuit’s decision a “shocking blow.”
Eleven MPAs petitioned to be improved or added, nine proposed to be eliminated or reduced
Environmental groups opposing the restart argue the Fire Marshal does, in fact, hold jurisdiction based on a 2020 settlement agreement that came out of the Refugio Oil Spill.
UC Santa Barbara project scientist Rachel Rhodes co-authors a study in the journal “Science” providing the first global map of ship strike risk for four large whale species.
The appellants contend that the Parks and Recreation Commission does not have the authority to establish or revoke the pines’ landmark status and call into question the city’s compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act.
Executive director issues rare cease-and-desist order barring oil company from performing any coastal development work on its pipelines or offshore oil platforms until February 2025.
New study in “Science” maps out a comprehensive plan to eliminate plastic pollution by 2050.