Photo Credit: Bob Wick/BLM California's rich biodiversity is unmatched, from the California condor soaring above our coastlines to the...

EPIC is currently involved in 7 active lawsuits, 17 coalitions and collaboratives, and countless other environmental advocacy efforts.

On January 7, the CA State Water Resources Control Board adopted Emergency Minimum Instream Flow Regulations for the Scott & Shasta Rivers.

Once extirpated from the state, with the last wolf killed in Lassen County in 1924, wolves have been making a quick recovery in California.

5 out of the 7 gray wolf families in the state have reproduced this year, bringing a total of 30 pups into the wild!

A 5-year status review by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service highlights the marbled murrelet's resilience and the challenges it faces.

The Little Jones Creek Pilot Project, which promised forest restoration, has instead turned into clearcutting by the Forest Service.