As the seasons change in Yosemite National Park, black bears' behavior shifts.
Scientists planted 40,000 seedlings to save Yosemite's struggling meadows, but years later, one major challenge remains.
A fungus that infects and kills amphibians has been found to thrive inside the burrows of one of Yosemite's most threatened ...
Good Good Good on MSN
Decades ago, this species vanished from Yosemite. Now, 10,000 of them are back
After 10 years of coordinated conservation work, the amphibian is back to its natural habitat.
Researchers at Colorado State University are leading an attempt to restore Yosemite National Park's iconic meadows before ...
Discover Wildlife on MSN
The 40,000 seedlings bringing life back to Yosemite’s meadows
In 2016, conservationists started planted thousands of native seedlings in Yosemite’s Tuolumne Meadows. Ten years later, many of them are still alive and they're improving the health of the soil – ...
NPCA answers frequently asked questions about the administration’s proposal to sell off a piece Yosemite National Park for ...
Bipartisan group in Congress opposes any deal that would convey national park land to a private interest.
Colorado State University researchers planted 40,000 native sedge seedlings in Yosemite's degraded Tuolumne Meadows and found ...
Today, at the California Natural Resources Agency’s 30×30 Partnership Summit, Governor Newsom also announced the release of a ...
UCLA biologists have found the hiding place of a silent killer stalking threatened Yosemite toads: their own burrows. The Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) fungus decimating amphibian populations ...
Climate Compass on MSN
5 things national park rangers wish visitors knew before arriving
Every year, the National Park Service welcomes well over three hundred million recreation visits across its more than four ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results