Feral Cat Eradication Project on San Nicolas Island Deemed Ecological Feat
Three-year effort, completed without the use of a toxicant, was necessary to protect other species on the isle off Ventura County
Paradise Lost at Red Rock? Longtime Road Closure Limits Recreational Access
Reduced funding, limited staffing and several lawsuits have contributed to a backlog of work for the Los Padres National Forest
Bald Eagle Reality Show Plays Out on Channel Islands
Webcam monitors four pairs nesting on Santa Cruz Island, and Anacapa Island hosts its first nest in more than 60 years
Smooth Seas Make Channel Crossing a Breeze for Intrepid Kayaker
As luck would have it, it was a swell day for a solo paddle adventure from Santa Rosa Island to Santa Cruz Island to CarpinteriaCachuma Lake Nature Activities for February
From Passport to Santa Barbara, walks and lake cruises, there are many ways to explore the area
California Condor Population Reaches Recovery Milestone
After near-extinction, 100 of the birds — of all ages — are now soaring in the wild, conservation officials say
Southern Sea Otters Venturing Into No-Otter Zone
Despite efforts to deter them, thousands travel south of Point Conception — at their own peril
Sea the Birds Restored in Channel Islands National Park
National Park Service efforts are having an effect on vital breeding grounds
Hit the Trails, Nature Lovers — Courtesy of CCC
Backpackers and day-hikers can enjoy recent work by the California Conservation Corps
Reef & Run Brings Family-Friendly Beach Party Atmosphere to Competition
Tuesday evening run-and-ocean swim contests also feature bands, barbecue and fun
Latest Santa Cruz Island Bald Eagle Chicks Make Web Cam Debut
Eaglets hatched over Easter weekend are among eight active pairs being followed on Channel Islands
Road to Recovery Continues for Channel Islands National Park
Park superintendent says commitment to resource restoration remains focus for archipelago
Free-Flying Brown Pelicans a Recovery Success Story
After 40 years on the Endangered Species List, the seabirds were recently delisted as their numbers reached historic levels
Ride, Wine and Dine with Vino Vaqueros
Experience the richness of the Santa Ynez Valley on horseback, followed by wine tasting and a meal
Nite Moves Still On the Go After 21 Years of Waterfront Fun
Santa Barbara's original run- and ocean-swim event lures a 'mini-community' of loyal participantsSanta Barbara Surf Club Rides a Storied History
Hollister Ranch roots run true and deep, even as club's territory and reputation expand
Zimbabwe a Study in Contrasts with a Glimmer of Hope
15 years after first trip, a visitor finds a warm reception amid an eerie emptinessSantaBarbaraSurfer.com Clicks at a Swell Time
Noozhawk's newest partnership hits the water just in time for some monster wavesSurf Report: Cook Islands Swell Arrives on Schedule
Salivating surfers clog local beaches to ride big south swellFor Local Competitors, Santa Barbara Reef and Run Is Just Beachy
The weekly series, founded by three local athletes, has runners and swimmers racing to East BeachOutdoors Q&A: Poking Around for Monkeyface Eels
Up for a real challenge? Take a crack at these crafty creatures with an unorthodox toolSurf Happens Offers Ohana Sessions
Help kick off school's 10th anniversary with clinics and beach partiesOutdoors Q&A: Are Fox Squirrels Displacing Gray Squirrels?
There are reports of such a shift occurring in Southern California foothill habitatsOutdoors Q&A: Finding Legal Target Shooting Areas
Best places to practice sport shooting can be found at a local sheriff's department officeOutdoors Q&A: Should I Report Fishing Violators?
Discretion is the better part of valor so it's probably best to report the incident and let authorities deal with itOutdoors Q&A: Where’s the Year-Round Trout Fishing?
The opportunities are more plentiful than you think, and are available in many parts of CaliforniaOutdoors Q&A: Easing the Stress Level When Fishing Catch and Release
You may be hooked on fishing, but your prey may see it a different wayCaptain’s Log: ‘Fish Elevator’ Gets Rockfish Back Where They Belong
An improvised safe-release device tackles a surface problem and reduces the opportunity for "floaters"Captain’s Log: Fishing Season Is Here ... and Now the Real Show Begins
The Fred Hall sportfishing industry trade show is an angler's onshore paradise.Captain’s Log: Brown Pelican Takes Flight from Endangered List
With the region's population stabilized and the lanky big birds again gracing the shoreline, the state declares a measured victory.Outdoors Q&A: Monster-sized Humboldt Squid
There's no limit on what you can catch but be mindful about what you actually can eat.Captain’s Log: Principles for Responsible Offshore Energy Exploration
Before new offshore energy development gets the nod, fishermen are angling for a change to CAST.Captain’s Log: Ones That Got Away Make the Best Memories
The size doesn't matter; it's the chance to salute your prey and get your fish story straight that's key.Outdoors Q&A: Cormorants Eating into Fish Stock
Despite efforts to control their access to baby trout, the advantages are for the birds.Captain’s Log: Squid Fleet Lore
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