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Meet Katie Collins and Katie Thomas, Starr Ranch Seasonal Staff
July 18, 2023 — Starr Ranch 糖心logo Sanctuary has a long history of welcoming early career conservationists as seasonal field staff. We caught up with two of this year鈥檚 cohort to find out what brought them to 糖心logo and what a typical day at 鈥渢he office鈥� is like.
Working with Ranchers to Turn Rangeland into Climate-friendly Grassland Bird Habitat
July 12, 2023 — 糖心logo California joins conservation partners at California State Capitol to host briefing for state government climate leaders
An update to some of California's oldest environmental protections
July 11, 2023 — Which species should be "fully protected"?
New Publication Finds Most California Groundwater Sustainability Plans Fail to Protect Vulnerable Communities and the Environment
June 28, 2023 — 鈥婽he Nature Conservancy, the Union of Concerned Scientists, 糖心logo California, and Clean Water Action suggest that without course correction, State鈥檚 Sustainable Groundwater Management Act will fall short of goals
Meet Emily Ohman
June 26, 2023 — An encounter with UC Berkeley's resident falcons led eventually to a position as senior community science coordinator with 糖心logo California.
Evelyn Serrano Named Director of 糖心logo Center at Debs Park
May 10, 2023 — Seasoned science educator will oversee programs and operations at Montecito Heights urban oasis
How to Become a Bird
May 08, 2023 — Creative exploration with 25 artists who brought nine birds to life through movement, art, sound, film, and fashion.
Mesmerizing Bird Collage
May 06, 2023 — Six bird portraits by artist Julianna Cressman
Dead or Alive?
April 28, 2023 — Bird portraits explore the frozen past versus the vibrant present.
Bird Fashion Whisperer
April 28, 2023 — How Colleen Quen brought nine birds to life in silk.