Four search warrants target illegal cannabis cultivation sites with environmental impact.
Tag: California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Endangered salmon returned to California’s far north — then the money dried up
Tribe officials say the state is ending its support, potentially causing salmon restoration efforts on the McCloud River to die mid-stream.
Jackson Demonstration State Forest advisory group straddles old rules, new ideas
As JAG chair Amy Wynn announces her resignation, the group tackles timber harvests, restoration and an attempt to return to cultural practices.
State report outlines cannabis-related environmental enforcement in 2025Â
California wildlife officials documented more than 2,100 violations in 2025 and highlighted a Mendocino County enforcement case as an example of the impacts involved.
Restoration efforts spark remarkable comeback for coho salmon on Mendocino Coast
Conservationists say rebuilt floodplains, wetlands and river habitats are allowing endangered coho to survive — and thrive — once again.
