The Ask a Park Ranger Series Introduces Readers to the People Who Make RCA’s Work Possible
Have you ever wondered how a park ranger prepares for duty? Or what kind of tools are carried out in the field? Or what their favorite MSHCP protected species are? If the answer is yes, then the new Ask a Park Ranger series from The Vista is for you! Discover a...
Species Spotlight: Santa Ana Sucker
The Santa Ana sucker (Catostomus santaanae) may be a small freshwater fish, but it plays a big role in southern California's river ecosystems. It has a dark gray back, a lighter belly, and a diet that includes algae, diatoms, detritus, and small aquatic insects. The...
Join Us in the Jurupa Hills to Restore Delhi Sand Dune Habitat
Are you looking for a way to give back to nature and make a difference in your community? On Saturday, October 25th, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., you can join us in the beautiful Jurupa Hills for a volunteer event dedicated to restoring the critical habitat of the...
The Importance of the Tenaja Corridor: A Key Habitat Linkage
Nestled in the southern Santa Ana Mountains of unincorporated western Riverside County, the Tenaja Corridor is a vital habitat linkage spanning more than 860 acres just west of Murrieta. This corridor enhances ecological connectivity and consists of MSHCP Conserved...
Species Spotlight: Rainbow Manzanita
The Rainbow Manzanita (Arctostaphylos rainbowensis) is a fascinating plant that features evergreen leaves, reddish-brown bark, and charming pink, bell-shaped flowers. Named after the community of Rainbow by the San Diego/Riverside County Line near where the species...
New 71/91 Interchange Improves Travel and Supports Wildlife Movement
The 71/91 interchange in Corona is a vital connection for travelers navigating between Riverside, Orange, and San Bernardino counties. This area isn't just important for motorists; it also serves as a crucial corridor for wildlife, given its proximity to the Cleveland...