Dolphins at Monterey
Share with Friends Fall whale migration season is coming to the Sonoma Coast. Check out this amazing video of a pod of hundreds of dolphins swimming together off the Monterey […]
Read more »Share with Friends Fall whale migration season is coming to the Sonoma Coast. Check out this amazing video of a pod of hundreds of dolphins swimming together off the Monterey […]
Read more »Share with FriendsAt Sonoma County’s Pepperwood Preserve, cutting-edge research now underway is helping scientists gauge the impact of fire, and climate change, on California’s landscapes. As Karl Van Amburg reports, […]
Read more »Share with FriendsMore than 10 months after the Northern California firestorms of 2017, Sonoma County’s forests are rebounding in ways that are surprising, even to those who study fire. This […]
Read more »Share with FriendsA longtime dream of open space and park lovers is becoming a reality in northeast Santa Rosa. In the watershed of Mark West Creek, a huge new regional […]
Read more »Share with FriendsEven as Cal Fire announced that containment on the 329 thousand acre Ranch fire had increased to 76 percent, NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released […]
Read more »Share with FriendsLooking to visit Lake Tahoe this weekend? The smoke from regional fires has cleared, as Karl Van Amburg reports.
Read more »Share with Friends Firefighters across the North Bay will soon have a new high tech tool to detect and battle wildfires. An ambitious plan to install fire detection cameras on […]
Read more »Share with Friends The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has issued an air quality advisory, saying the North Bay Area will be under smokey skies for much of the […]
Read more »Share with FriendsComing up on News of the North Bay….new high definition, high tech cameras mounted on Sonoma County peaks could soon help North Bay agencies spot fires before they […]
Read more »Share with FriendsScientists have turned to an old but trusted tool to help restore ecological balance to Sonoma County’s Laguna de Santa Rosa wetlands. Karl Van Amburg reports.
Read more »Share with FriendsThe spectacular and endangered Coho salmon is a key part of the Russian River ecosystem. But its survival, has long been in doubt. Now a new study just […]
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