A photo of a coyote at night in the hills above Los Angeles, CA.
Coyote behavior and connectivity in LA

Wealth, pollution, and population density are strong predictors of how coyotes move around Los Angeles, according to a new study led by ESPM researchers.

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Balancing action and acceptance

A new study offers decision-makers guidance and support in navigating the increasingly difficult task of conserving historic ecological baseline conditions. 

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Yellowstone is Disappearing

In a New York Times Guest Essay, Arthur Middleton explores the possible linkages between the TV show “Yellowstone” and increased development in the area.

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A single dry winter decimated CA's salmon and trout populations

A new study led by Professor Stephanie Carlson found that severely dry conditions during the winter of 2013-2014 helped wipe out the salmonid populations of individual tributaries and even entire watersheds.

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