Environment & Natural Resources
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State reveals plan to remove lead-contaminated soil under Salmon Creek Bridge
Public comment period runs through April 22, and a Zoom hearing happens April 11. The post State reveals plan to…
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Good news for rockfishermen, nearshore fishing recommended
Many salmon fishermen tell regulators to shut down salmon fishing for the entire year The post Good news for rockfishermen,…
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Pre-pandemic crowds return to Fort Bragg’s whale fest for races, beer and celebrating all things whale
Noyo Center for Marine Science leads events with exhibits and walks The post Pre-pandemic crowds return to Fort Bragg’s whale…
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Frustrated fishermen get good news: good rockfishing, salmon fishing could return in 2024
Our reporter looks at a new strategy to be tried for rockfish in 2024 after complaints about deep water-only fishing.…
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Manual breach of Navarro River sandbar raises issues bigger than traffic
A natural sandbar could block the highway again by the end of the year. The post Manual breach of Navarro…
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Critics confront state forestry board over Jackson Demonstration State Forest process during heated meeting
International Indian Treaty Council’s California representative details possible violations by state. The post Critics confront state forestry board over Jackson…
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Hiker who died in Nov. 30 fall from Point Arena cliff identified
Nunez-Gamino regularly hiked along the bluffs above the ocean. Our condolences to his loved ones. The post Hiker who died…
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Jackson State Demonstration Forest Advisory Group members engage in rare dispute
Meeting accomplishes entire agenda after rules crackdown. The post Jackson State Demonstration Forest Advisory Group members engage in rare dispute…
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Newly promoted CalFire JDSF advisor will facilitate Wednesday’s JAG meeting
Cal Fire plans to announce a new Mendocino unit chief at the meeting. The post Newly promoted CalFire JDSF advisor…
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Bacterial warnings removed at Caspar Beach
Although three-quarters of California beaches are closed at least once a year for health hazards, Caspar is the only beach…
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Sick and dead sea lions pose risk to dogs
A population explosion in all marine mammals is changing the marine environment. The post Sick and dead sea lions pose…
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Jackson State Forest’s advisory panel holding public meeting in Fort Bragg Friday
Activists promise large turnout for 9 a.m meeting on Friday in Fort Bragg The post Jackson State Forest’s advisory panel…
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County will work on water issue during one year Mendocino tent reprieve
A crowded meeting on the coast led to a discussion of the multiple issues at play in regulating the restaurant…
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Caltrans will close Pudding Creek Bridge to all traffic during nights on Sept. 6 & 7
In surprise, Caltrans unveils scenic railing that depicts salmon The post Caltrans will close Pudding Creek Bridge to all traffic…
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Pelicans, murres and whales are feasting off-shore on huge anchovy schools
Scientists advance theories on the mysterious influx of anchovies in a warmer ocean The post Pelicans, murres and whales are…
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Otter we bring back sea otters? US Fish & Wildlife seek input at Fort Bragg open house June 26
The meeting will take place from 12-3 p.m. at the Discovery Center at the Noyo Center for Marine Science in…
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Grocery Outlet approved by Fort Bragg City Council after four hour meeting
Grocery chain’s attorney warns city and speakers of limits of local authority. The post Grocery Outlet approved by Fort Bragg…
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Fort Bragg City Council to consider keeping easy outdoor dining rules
Cities across the USA are grappling with the issue now that Covid-19 emergency regulations are lifted. The post Fort Bragg…
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Driftwood free for the taking at Noyo Beach through June 30
But don’t take it for your woodstove without considering the risks. The post Driftwood free for the taking at Noyo…
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