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California Pelicans Experience Third Starvation Event In Four Years →

May 30, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

A baby pelican traveled at least 500 miles up California’s coast before landing near Mendocino alone on May 10 — exhausted and starving.

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Bay Area's balmy, windy Monday warns of incoming fire season →

May 5, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

The Bay Area woke up this morning to dry, warm and windy conditions that felt just like fire season. 

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Program provides unique science lessons on Tahoe slopes →

April 25, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED’s California Report

Skiers cruising down Tahoe’s white slopes this winter had a unique chance to learn about the surrounding ecosystem. UC Davis scientists clicked on their skis and led public tours down the mountain. KQED reporter Anna Guth joined one of these excursions and brings us this.

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A unique San Francisco Bay marine lab faces closure. It has days to raise millions →

April 24, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

Ecologist Katharyn Boyer must shutter the beloved marine research center she manages on the San Francisco Bay’s shores — unless she can raise millions of dollars by next week.

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Bay Area facing intermittent rain storms for next two weeks →

March 4, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

Light rains could arrive today, kicking off a series of expected Bay Area storms over the next two weeks.

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Grasshopper growth linked to warmer springs, study finds →

February 8, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

Some grasshopper species have thrived with warmer springs as the climate changes, growing bigger on average just since 1960.

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AG Bonta leans on hospitals to continue gender-affirming care for youth →

February 5, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

California Attorney General Rob Bonta is leaning on hospitals to continue offering gender-affirming care for youth, calling Trump’s recent executive order that threatens to stop funding treatments wrong. 

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Renewable energy met California’s power needs on record number of days →

January 28, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

Renewable energy met California’s daytime power needs on a record number of days last year.

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Scientists analyzed SF coyote poop so we know exactly what they eat now →

January 25, 2025 Anna Guth

Broadcast by KQED

Coyotes in San Francisco feast on human food, especially in Telegraph Hill, Bernal Heights and other neighborhoods with lots of concrete.

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