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Intersections: An animal diversion on a smaller scale
For the last four weeks, I've had a front row seat to the laying, hatching and rearing of four baby birds, whose parents decided that the lamppost outside my window would make a great foundation for a nest. I've watched carefully, and sometimes ducked...Tags: Long Island, Environmental Issues, Endangered Species, Conservation
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Mountain lion mauls dog
A mountain lion mauled a 1-year-old German-Belgian shepherd mix named Cookie to death Saturday, making it the first reported killing of its kind this year in Glendale, officials said. The attack prompted Glendale police officials to renew warnings to...
Tags: Pets, Google Inc.
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Mountain lion makes itself at home in Griffith Park
Smack in the middle of Los Angeles, feasting on deer and roaming the chaparral-covered slopes, a mountain lion prowls Griffith Park. Yes, there had been sporadic rumors over the years of the 140-pound beasts lurking in the shadows of populated...Tags: Science and Technology, Los Angeles Times, Biology
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Gatto should vote on 'hounding' bill
The California Assembly is currently considering Senate Bill 1221, legislation to outlaw the archaic and cruel practice of chasing bears and bobcats with packs of dogs. Assemblymember Mike Gatto, D-43, who represents the Burbank and Glendale areas, is...Tags: Elections, Politics, Environmental Issues, Mike Gatto, Natural Resources
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Residents tour Rosemont Preserve
The Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy welcomed dozens of people Saturday to tour 8 acres of open space known as the Rosemont Preserve, which they helped procure through donations. Community members raised $97,500 in May to help buy the property on Rosemont...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Natural Resources
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Land trust to close deal on Rosemont Preserve
Officials at a local land trust said they are moving to close escrow on a 7.75-acre property in La Crescenta, dubbed the Rosemont Preserve, after community members closed a $40,000 fundraising gap that was preventing the purchase of the property. The...
Tags: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Charity, Environmental Issues, Natural Resources
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Deadline looms on fundraising for preserve purchase
An Altadena-based land trust remains $40,000 short of the sum needed to purchase a 7.75-acre property in La Crescenta that has been dubbed the Rosemont Preserve. The Arroyos and Foothills Conservancy, which wants to safeguard the land as open space for...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Natural Resources
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Intersections: A history of living with wild neighbors
A fridge-raiding, meatball-eating, orange-picking bear is on the loose. He's hungry, evasive and still around, even after a city official politely declared on a nightly news broadcast last week that the the city would “rather he went somewhere else....Tags: Los Angeles Times, Environmental Issues, Healthy Diet, Natural Resources
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Animals? It's part of living here
The brouhaha over a pack of coyotes and their impending demise this week after North Glendale residents complained of their presence to L.A. County officials brought an important lesson to the fore. In a city with several urban areas wedged up against...Tags: Forests, Forestry and Timber, Natural Resources
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Burb's Eye View: A SoCal hike makes for a birthday treat
I count my first real adult birthday at age 26 — a year after the last big growing-up milestone. The Powers That Be already afforded me the privilege to drive (age 16), the right to vote (18), the privilege to be the popular guy in the dorm who...Tags: Environmental Issues, Natural Resources
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Coyotes belong in these hills
Congratulations to the Glendale City Council, as rationality defeats hysteria over Glendale's Brockmont Drive coyotes (“Mayor seeks alternative option for coyotes,” Sept. 14). At least until the burned out house is demolished, the coyotes...Tags: Natural Resources
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The cost of opting out of smart meters
Perhaps it was inevitable that smart meter naysayers would be unhappy with whatever “opt-out” process Glendale officials set up, but considering that as of a few months ago opting out wasn’t even an option, it’s hard to see what...Tags: Environmental Issues, Endangered Species, Natural Resources, Conservation
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