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Guest Commentary | The high impacts of so-called 'Low Impact Camping Areas' – Santa Cruz Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Guest Commentary | The high impacts of so-called 'Low Impact Camping Areas' – Santa Cruz Sentinel

"A decade ago, Santa Cruz County faced pressure from the cannabis industry to commercialize rural properties for cannabis cultivation," writes David Rubin in a Guest Commentary. "The county conducted five years of review, relying on the C4 committee (local experts in cultivation and land use) and numerous public hearings."

Mt. lion sighted near Livermore subdivision - Vimarsana News

Mt. lion sighted near Livermore subdivision

Ecologist's parents see big cat walking across front lawn during overnight hours.

Source: ktvu.com
First puma witnessed using new Santa Cruz County wildlife tunnel - Vimarsana News

First puma witnessed using new Santa Cruz County wildlife tunnel

Since the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County completed work on its wildlife tunnel at Laurel Curve in January, numerous animals have been spotted traveling under the roadway in the Santa Cruz Mountains to get to the other side of Highway 17.

First puma witnessed using Laurel Curve crossing - Vimarsana News

First puma witnessed using Laurel Curve crossing

Since the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County completed work on its wildlife tunnel at Laurel Curve in January, numerous animals have been spotted traveling under the roadway in the Santa Cruz Mountains to get to the other side of Highway 17.

First puma witnessed using new Santa Cruz County wildlife tunnel - Vimarsana News

First puma witnessed using new Santa Cruz County wildlife tunnel

Since the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County completed work on its wildlife tunnel at Laurel Curve in January, numerous animals have been spotted traveling under the roadway in the Santa Cruz Mountains to get to the other side of Highway 17.