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How to book last-minute California park campsite with no reservation - Vimarsana News

How to book last-minute California park campsite with no reservation

With many popular California campsites already booked long in advance, here are some tips for scoring a last-minute campsite this summer.

Endangered Gray Wolves Give Birth to Largest Pack Of Pups California Has Seen in A Century - Vimarsana News

Endangered Gray Wolves Give Birth to Largest Pack Of Pups California Has Seen in A Century

Congratulations are in order for the two endangered gray wolves OR-85 and his female mate WHA01F, who just welcomed eight new pups, the largest litter of gray wolf pups California has seen in more than 100 years.

Source: sfist.com
Rural tourism still a big win for Siskiyou County post COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Rural tourism still a big win for Siskiyou County post COVID-19

Siskiyou County has became a great shorter-distance trip for people amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to Heather Dodds of Discover Siskiyou.

Landslide in Butte County Forces Part of Highway 70 to Close (Probably for a While) - Vimarsana News

Landslide in Butte County Forces Part of Highway 70 to Close (Probably for a While)

A huge landslide in the Feather River Canyon, between Jarbo Gap and Greenville Wye, has caused CHP to close Highway 70 at Deadwood Road. And judging by the size of the landslide, it's likely not to reopen anytime soon.

Source: sfist.com
American River Diver Spots Parasitic 'Vampire Fish' That Feed Off Sharks - Vimarsana News

American River Diver Spots Parasitic 'Vampire Fish' That Feed Off Sharks

American River Diver Spots Parasitic 'Vampire Fish' That Feed Off Sharks On 5/20/21 at 11:50 AM EDT A veteran diver in California has spotted a strange "vampire fish," or lamprey, in a Sacramento river. On Tuesday, diver Karl Bly spotted two pacific lampreys in the American River, which runs for 30 miles from the Sierra Nevada mountains to where it meets Sacramento River. He wrote on Facebook that this is the second lamprey he has seen in 30 years. "It looks like some sea creature from the deep," Bly said. These jawless, parasitic eel-like fish are characterized by their large sucking disk mo...