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Rescued by CDFW biologists in January, this mountain lion cub is now being rehabilitated at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue. We look forward to releasing her back to the wild. Thanks to the Castaic community, Twin Oaks Equine, LA Zoo, Flying Tails, and all partners.

Rescued by CDFW biologists in January, this mountain lion cub is now being rehabilitated at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue. We look forward to releasing her back to the wild. Thanks to the Castaic community, Twin Oaks Equine, LA Zoo, Flying Tails, and all partners.

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CDFW returned a mountain lion to natural habitat early this morning after the young cat found himself surrounded by the busy city streets of San Francisco. A multi-agency collaboration came together to get the mountain lion out of a difficult situation and back into open space.

CDFW returned a mountain lion to natural habitat early this morning after the young cat found himself surrounded by the busy city streets of San Francisco. A multi-agency collaboration came together to get the mountain lion out of a difficult situation and back into open space.

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As part of CDFW’s Beaver Restoration Program, beavers are back at work on the Tule River Indian Reservation. The beavers released on the Tule River watershed are expected to build dams that slow the flow of water and in turn create drought and wildfire resilience.

As part of CDFW’s Beaver Restoration Program, beavers are back at work on the Tule River Indian Reservation. The beavers released on the Tule River watershed are expected to build dams that slow the flow of water and in turn create drought and wildfire resilience.

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