Tony Lee: Strong Hunter
A Chumash story of creation holds that the Earth Mother, longing for company, planted magical seeds in an area now known as Santa Cruz Island in the Santa Barbara Channel. The seeds grew into plants from which sprung men...
Wildlife Crossing Tours
The National Wildlife Federation has announce the release of additional summer ticketing for the highly anticipated docent-led tours of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, brought to you by the National Wildlife Federation’s #SaveLACougars campaign and partners at the Cougar...
Cornerstone Acquisition
Just in time for the New Year, the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA) announced that escrow has closed on the acquisition of the regionally significant 8.2-acre Cornerstone property on the southeast corner of Agoura Road and Cornell Road,...
Mountain Lion P-65
Adult female mountain lion P-65 is the first mountain lion in a two-decade-long National Park Service (NPS) research study to have died of complications from notoedric mange, a highly contagious skin disease caused by a mite parasite. P-65 was...
Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority Land Acquisition
It was described as an ecological disaster. It became the flashpoint for a new grassroots movement. Now, the former site of a proposed 217,000-square-foot development on the corner of Cornell Road and Agoura Road in Agoura Hills is about...
Wildlife Changemaker!
Our theme this year at Topanga New Times is “changemakers,” but this issue’s change maker isn’t a person or even a project, it’s an important part of a new movement, one that recognizes that nature has rights, including the...
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