S.B. Digs Brings an Uncaged Night of Fun to the Santa Barbara Zoo
The popular Celebración de los Dignatarios is once again rocking.
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The Mountain Lion that Changed the World
Beth Pratt, California executive director of the National Wildlife Foundation, talks about P-22, his legacy, and his inspiring role in building the world’s largest wildlife crossing.
Santa Barbara Zoo Celebrates 60th Anniversary with Zoofari Ball
The Santa Barbara Zoo celebrates is 60th anniversary with the Zoofari Ball, a charitable event with a one-of-a-kind experience.
Island Foxes Are Back at the Channel Islands on Santa Barbara’s Coast
Flora and fauna work together to help restore population.
Arroyo Burro Open Space Restoration Pays off Dividends for Santa Barbara Bird Population
A rare nester — the yellow-breasted chat — returns to the restored Arroyo Burro Open Space.
Why Are So Many Roosters Living in Santa Barbara County?
Supervisors worry it could be for cock-fighting.
A Century of Caring for Critters in Santa Barbara
White’s Pet Hospital recently celebrated 100 years of caring for animals in Santa Barbara.
On the Move: New Discoveries About Bird Movements
Birders are having to change their preconceived notions about migration.
Out with the Old
Spring birds add splashes of color to an exciting palette for bird watchers.
Farewell, Friends: 86 Turtles Relocated from Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden
The ‘red-eared sliders’ are an invasive species, disrupting the environment of the pond.