How to Help Local Wildlife as COVID-19 Restrictions Lift
Three simple ways you can be more conscientious about young wildlife, according to WildCare.
In Marin: What's Local and Current
Masked Bandits by Kasia Pawlowska First there are the tracks, 3 to 4 inches, found around the house. Then the droppings, usually close to trees. And then the overturned garbage cans. If any of this rings a bell, you’ve probably had an encounter with raccoons. “Generally speaking, most wildlife nuisance problems can be solved with […]
Awesome Opossums: A Local Species
Kate Lynch from WildCare gives us the facts about the misunderstood critter.
Q&A With WildCare
We spoke with WildCare’s new executive director, Vaughn R. Maurice.
Marin's Deer Have Brought on an Impassioned Debate
Some are fed up with the animals’ destructive eating habits, while others are worried about the measures used to stop them.
A Bigger Budget And A Stronger Wild
With an expanded budget, the executive director of WildCare talks about the past, the present and the major plans for the organization’s future.
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