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Change is the most certain thing in life, but we cling to the familiar, the known, with a tenacity that is amazing because we fear change, particularly when we get older.

What if we could simply hit a “delete” key on all the things we have said or done that embarrass us to remember Would we do better? Maybe, maybe not.

Los Angeles last weekend celebrated P-22 Day in honor of a cougar that roams Griffith Park – an icon in the fight to save mountain lions across the West, whether in a big-city park or in mountains and rangeland.

The city’s elusive cougars will do a lot to avoid people, including getting risky with wildfire.

Philanthropists Joann and Frank Randall of Newport Beach have made a $5 million donation to the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing project near Agoura Hills, officials announced Saturday.

A thought question: What is the most difficult change made in your adult life

The iconic conservation program is back as legendary host Peter Gros shares stories of conservation success of animals across the nation.

The Griffith Park party is inspired by the beloved big cat, but all local critters get the love during the activity-packed event.

The P-22 Day Festival, a Q&A with Beth Pratt of the National Wildlife Federation and some cool stuff happening in the outdoor world.

Ultimate evil vs. ultimate good describes the state of the world as we understand it in human terms today, but strangely we cannot seem to recognize which is which, often finding ourselves in deadly …