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Lucas Morthole awarded 2022 David Bouverie Scholarship

Congratulations to Lucas Morthole of Santa Rosa, the recipient of the 2022 David Bouverie Scholarship!

Jul 18, 2022

Lucas Morthole smiles while sitting on a low branch of an oak tree.

Jul 18, 2022

Boston girl pens winning essay about loss and renewal

Audubon Canyon Ranch receives over 70 entries for the Third Annual M.F.K. Fisher Last House Writing Contest.

Jun 28, 2022

Boston girl pens winning essay about loss and renewal

Jun 28, 2022

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First prescribed burn in 50 years at Modini Preserve

Prescribed burn delivers “an incredible experience”

Jun 15, 2022

First prescribed burn in 50 years at Modini Preserve

Jun 15, 2022

“Bird Day” joy: students and teachers visit local heronry

Bird Day is back for students at Abraham Lincoln Elementary, leaving students and teachers with something to smile about. The photo above…

May 31, 2022

Young snowy egret in a Eucalyptus tree.

May 31, 2022

Audubon Canyon Ranch awarded $2M for prescribed fire workforce development

Audubon Canyon Ranch has been awarded a $2 million grant from CAL FIRE. The largest share of the funding will be directed to its Fire…

May 26, 2022

Audubon Canyon Ranch awarded $2M for prescribed fire workforce development

May 26, 2022

“We care deeply”: why Beatrice Pezzolo chose nature

This blog is part of our Choose Nature series, where we offer behind-the-scenes content that explores a central question in conservation…

May 15, 2022

“We care deeply”: why Beatrice Pezzolo chose nature

May 15, 2022

Year-long internship offers SRJC students “deeper understanding” of controlled burning

Fire practitioners Max Psaledakis and Eric Radcliffe express how this year-long internship gave them a sense of the community and deeper…

May 8, 2022

Year-long internship offers SRJC students “deeper understanding” of controlled burning

May 8, 2022

Conservation science benefits from collaboration; new paper in Waterbirds

New collaborative research shows how Great Egrets adjust daily flight patterns to feed their growing families.

May 3, 2022

Conservation science benefits from collaboration; new paper in Waterbirds

May 3, 2022

Young male lion crosses the Russian River: why tracking young lions is vital

P37 is a young male mountain lion showing “dispersal movement”

Apr 19, 2022

Young male lion crosses the Russian River: why tracking young lions is vital

Apr 19, 2022

For the health of society: Why Bob Hasenick & Eric Fessenden chose nature

This blog is part of Audubon Canyon Ranch’s Choose Nature series, where we offer behind-the-scenes content that explores a central question.

Mar 23, 2022

For the health of society: Why Bob Hasenick & Eric Fessenden chose nature

Mar 23, 2022

Living peacefully among mountain lions is possible

Plus: Why removing depredating cougars from the landscape does not offer protection for unprotected domestic animals

Mar 9, 2022

Living peacefully among mountain lions is possible

Mar 9, 2022

Putting good fire on the land: Why Thea Maria Carlson chose nature

This blog is part of our Choose Nature series, where we offer behind-the-scenes content that explores a central question: why did “choosing…

Feb 17, 2022

Person cutting a fallen fir tree with a chainsaw.

Feb 17, 2022

Living Shorelines and ACR: FAQs about a proposal at ACR’s Cypress Grove Preserve

“Living shorelines connect the land and water to stabilize shorelines, reduce erosion, and provide valuable habitat that enhances coastal…

Feb 9, 2022

Living Shorelines and ACR: FAQs about a proposal at ACR’s Cypress Grove Preserve

Feb 9, 2022

Neighbor helping neighbor: winter burns offer a chance to build community

Originally published at https://egret.org on February 4, 2022.

Feb 4, 2022

Fred Bassett of West County with a drip torch on smoky ground, learning about prescribed burns in winter.

Feb 4, 2022

Locally-monitored shorebirds may reveal strategies for survival during drought years

Director of Conservation Science Nils Warnock and Avian Ecologists David Lumpkin and Scott Jennings have been shorebird trapping.

Jan 26, 2022

Two Avian Ecologists at sunrise tagging Dunlin

Jan 26, 2022

Fawns vs. bucks: New diet study reveals seasonal opportunities for lions

True Wild, ACR’s research partner for the Living with Lions program, has connected with the Institute for Wildlife Studies (IWS) and since…

Jan 12, 2022

Fawns vs. bucks: New diet study reveals seasonal opportunities for lions

Jan 12, 2022

New study reveals that egrets may prefer natural wetlands to shellfish aquaculture sites

ACR researchers recently published results on December 31, 2021, from our study of GPS-tagged Great Egrets foraging on Tomales Bay.

Jan 12, 2022

New study reveals that egrets may prefer natural wetlands to shellfish aquaculture sites

Jan 12, 2022

Community spirit at the heart of new bridge construction at Martin Griffin Preserve

Justin has significant experience managing the construction of many restaurants, medical buildings and commercial spaces throughout the Bay…

Nov 5, 2021

Community spirit at the heart of new bridge construction at Martin Griffin Preserve

Nov 5, 2021

Fire Forward Fellowship aims to boost region’s fire-line leadership

Original article written by Wendy Coy and published here on August 1, 2021.

Aug 17, 2021

Fire Forward Fellowship aims to boost region’s fire-line leadership

Aug 17, 2021

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