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Trump signs order to raise U.S. national park fees for foreign visitors

Donald Trump · United States

Trump signs order to raise U.S. national park fees for foreign visitors

48% Center coverage: 64 sources

Madre Fire Becomes California’s Largest Wildfire This Year

Donald Trump · California

Madre Fire Becomes California’s Largest Wildfire This Year

58% Center coverage: 34 sources

A wildfire in central California has increased in scope and has become the largest wildfire in the state this year, surpassing the devastating blazes that ravaged the Los Angeles metropolitan region earlier this year. The Madre Fire, which has spread in southeastern San Luis Obispo County, has grown to 70,800 acres and 10 percent of…See the Story

Templeton's recovery, Madre Fire updates, and local efforts to help Texas

Templeton's recovery, Madre Fire updates, and local efforts to help Texas

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Happy Tuesday, Central Coast! Here is what we are following on Daybreak this morning: New this morning: Local businessman Adam Verdin is officially running for San Luis Obispo County Supervisor in District 4. Verdin, who grew up in Oceano and now lives in Arroyo Grande, says hes ready to step up and protect our home. His family business has been operating locally for nearly 50 years. The latest on the Madre Fire: The fire has now burned more tha…See the Story

Did humans contribute to evolutionary change in rodents?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Scientists in Chicago are mapping some fascinating evolutionary changes to local rodents — and how humans may have contributed to that change.Chicago, IL · Chicago See the Story

Close to extinction: the status of Critically Endangered species

BirdLife reported No fewer than 10,443 species of animal, plant and fungi found on Earth are so close to the brink of extinction that they are classified as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List. Of those, 223 are birds. If we are to save them, we must understand where these species live, the threats facing them and what can be done to help them recover. Read on www.birdlife.org/news/2025/07/04/close-to-extinction-the-status-of-critically-e…Species Read Article

A grizzly bear comeback in California? An old dream gets new legs

The Guardian reported A feasibility report using historical maps and ecological data is raising excitement: ‘It would be a slow process’ Read story at A grizzly bear comeback in California? An old dream gets new legsCalifornia, United States · California Read Article

New dragonfish found in Antarctica was hidden for 780,000 years

Earth.com reported A new species of dragonfish has surfaced from the chilly waters off the western Antarctic Peninsula, and it has a story that spans nearly a million winters. Researchers report that Akarotaxis gouldae (nicknamed the banded dragonfish) branched off from its nearest cousin some 780,000 years ago, surviving cycles of advancing and retreating ice in near‑total isolation, according to Andrew Corso of the Virginia Institute of Marine…Species · Antarctica Read Article

Theodore Payne Foundation Upcoming Events

Theodore Payne Foundation inspires and educates Southern Californians about the beauty and ecological benefits of California native plant landscapes.We are located on 22 acres of canyon land in the northeast corner of the San Fernando Valley. Our full-service native plant nursery, seed room, book store, art gallery, demonstration gardens, and hiking trails are open to the public year round. We offer garden tours and classes for adults and famili…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

Giant Sloths’ Hairy Truth Revealed by Scientists

The New York Times reported New research painted a more accurate picture of the megafauna that spread widely around the Americas before they went extinct. Read story at Scientists Reveal the Hairy Truth About Giant Ground SlothsNew York City · New York Read Article

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‘Acrobatic’ sea creature puts on show along California coast

The Sacramento Bee reported A humpback whale put on a show of strength and energy as it breached over 150 times near Monterey Bay on California’s coast. Boaters also saw a fin whale. Read on an see photos at www.sacbee.com/news/california/article310003980.htmlCalifornia, United States · California Read Article

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