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Zoos Work With Sequoia And Kings Canyon National Parks To Boost Critically Endangered Frog Populations

Call it "frog lift." Tadpoles were emergency-airlifted from remote locations in Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, transported to Oakland Zoo and San Francisco Zoo to be cleared of disease, raised into frogs, immunized, and then released back into their natal lakes with hopes of restoring their dwindling populations in the wild.

Visiting Glacier Bay National Park And Preserve By Mothership

As our kayaks bob on the currents of Fingers Bay, a multi-fingered bight in Glacier Bay, we listen for the tell-tale streaming whoosh of a humpback whale's spout. We had seen the wispy spray moments earlier as we neared the mouth of the small bay and watched as the whale circled, its occasional spouting marking its progress.

Two Mountain Lion Kittens Found In The Santa Monica Mountains

National Park Service researchers have added two mountain lion kittens to a long-running study of the species in and around the Santa Monica Mountains. The siblings, a female and male named P-59 and P-60, were found by National Park Service and California Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists earlier this month in the central portion of the range.