Hannah Hagemann
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Officials mark Highway 17 wildlife undercrossing construction
Animals like mountain lions, bobcats and foxes that frequently are hit and killed will soon be provided safe passage. → Read More
To fix Pajaro River levees officials ask locals to foot part of bill
Monterey and Santa Cruz County voters will decide if they’ll contribute on average $200 a year to maintain a new system of Pajaro River levees, that will bolster flood protection. → Read More
To fix Pajaro River levees officials ask locals to foot part of bill
Monterey and Santa Cruz County voters will decide if they’ll contribute on average $200 a year to maintain a new system of Pajaro River levees, that will bolster flood protection. → Read More
Pajaro River levee rebuild awarded $67 million in federal infrastructure funds
Surrounding communities have seen decades-long saga of damage and death due to flooding. → Read More
Dolores Huerta speaks to Santa Cruz youth: ‘the future belongs to them’
Civil rights icon Dolores Huerta commanded some 300 people tuned in to the Latino Role Models conference, speaking from the Beach Flats Community Center in Santa Cruz. → Read More
AB 1832 could protect California coast from contentious deep sea mining
Deep sea mining is one method manufacturers are looking at to source raw materials for burgeoning clean energy industries. → Read More
Monterey Bay area landowners: Help researchers track elusive long-toed Santa Cruz salamander
Scientists using eDNA to document rare amphibian numbers. → Read More
Monterey Bay area landowners: Help researchers track elusive long-toed Santa Cruz salamander
Scientists using eDNA to document rare amphibian numbers. → Read More
Rare white dolphin – ‘Casper’ – spotted days before Halloween in Monterey Bay
In the days leading up to Halloween, a rare all-white dolphin named “Casper” has been frequenting the Monterey Bay. → Read More
Firefighters strengthen Estrada fire control lines, Cal Fire apologizes to evacuees
“We’re sorry that this had to cause so much fear and trauma to the people who had to evacuate and live through it,” said Cal Fire San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit Division Chief Angela B… → Read More
Central Coast Prescribed Burn Association awarded Cal Fire grant
The Central Coast Prescribed Burn Association has been awarded more than $700,000 by Cal Fire to further their work reducing wildfire risk throughout the Santa Cruz, San Benito and Monterey county … → Read More
Fires restrictions put into place at local parks
All outdoor burning activities are included within the order — such as campfires, warming and ceremonial fires. → Read More
National Geographic road trip highlights Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Along with Yellowstone and Everglades national parks, the sanctuary was one stop along the Nat Geo road trip, which highlights the wildlife, Indigenous history and geological characteristics of eac… → Read More
Gov. Newsom visits Big Basin State Park, says CZU fire impact exemplifies climate change
Nearly a year after the CZU Complex Fire set Big Basin State Park ablaze Gov. Gavin Newsom spoke amidst charred redwoods on the ways in which state and federal officials are addressing climate chan… → Read More
New association could fill the gap in performing local prescribed burns
Prescribed burning isn’t new. It can restore forest health, and decrease wildfire risk. But not many people are trained to light these careful, intentional fires. A new regional association could f… → Read More
Child tax credit funds to hit Central Coast parent’s bank accounts
Parents can expect as much as $300 in funds per month for each child under 6, and $250 for children under 17. The payments will be recurring, at the 15th of each month. → Read More
Elkhorn Slough Foundation folds in 34 acres of Moro Cojo wetlands to conservation area
This particular section of the Moro Cojo Slough was formerly farmed, diked and drained, but the area has sat largely unproductive in recent years. Now, partners will attempt to return the wetlands … → Read More
Decreasing single use plastics in e-commerce industry remains uphill battle, Assembly member Stone says
Environmentalists might have been one step closer to decreasing single-use plastics in the e-commerce industry, if a bill that would have required companies to cut down and recycle packaging passed… → Read More
Researchers, robots dive into what makes some bay algal blooms toxic
Monterey Bay Aquarium, Scripps and UC Santa Cruz scientists are working to uncover what triggers domoic acid outbreaks. To understand what’s behind harmful blooms, the team is documenting, an… → Read More
Monterey Bay Area recreational salmon season to kick off April 3
Local fishermen are sure to welcome a traditional first-weekend-of-April kickoff to the Monterey Bay Area recreational ocean salmon season, announced Friday by the California Department of Fish and… → Read More