
Kurtis Alexander
Staff Writer at San Francisco Chronicle
Living in Northern California, writing for the San Francisco Chronicle, reporting on water, wildfire, climate and the rural West.
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sfchronicle.com | Kurtis Alexander
The 2024 Park Fire in Tehama County left a trail of charred trees. Gov. Gavin Newsom is fast-tracking fire safety projects to limit wildfire destruction. Scott Strazzante/S.F. ChronicleGov. Gavin Newsom is calling on the Trump administration to do more to harden California’s forests to fire as the state fast-tracks plans of its own to confront the wildfire threat.
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sanluisobispo.com | Kurtis Alexander
May 28-Three new packs of wolves are roaming California, according to the state's latest quarterly count, bringing the total number of packs in the state to a century-high of 10. The new wolf families are living in parts of California's far north where the endangered carnivore is known to reside, including Shasta County east of Redding, central Lassen County and eastern Tehama County. Each was formed by wolves dispersing from nearby packs.
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modbee.com | Kurtis Alexander
May 28-Three new packs of wolves are roaming California, according to the state's latest quarterly count, bringing the total number of packs in the state to a century-high of 10. The new wolf families are living in parts of California's far north where the endangered carnivore is known to reside, including Shasta County east of Redding, central Lassen County and eastern Tehama County. Each was formed by wolves dispersing from nearby packs.
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sfchronicle.com | Kurtis Alexander
A gray wolf from the Beyem Seyo pack is seen in far northern California in January. Three new wolf packs were just announced in the state. Axel Hunnicutt / California Department of Fish and WildlifeThree new packs of wolves are roaming California, according to the state’s latest quarterly count, bringing the total number of packs in the state to a century-high of 10.
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2 weeks ago |
sanluisobispo.com | Kurtis Alexander
May 23-California's second-largest reservoir, Lake Oroville, reached capacity on Friday, hitting the high water mark for the third straight year - a first for the 57-year-old reservoir. The milestone comes after a moderately wet winter in California, with enough snow in the mountains, particularly in the north, to melt and flush substantial water into state reservoirs.
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RT @SullyCNBC: Good news! California’s biggest reservoir reaches capacity for third straight year https://t.co/Ofx0kqp16f

New: After months of uncertainty, Yosemite National Park announces that its day-use reservation requirement is back for summer Reservations go on sale May 6 https://t.co/6P9KfqLm6y

Boulder Creek's rare white peacock was a symbol of resilience and peace. He was killed by a mountain lion. But he won't be forgotten. Great piece by @juliasulek at @mercnews https://t.co/XgJ0qdxvkE