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Napa Wildlife Rescue has finally, officially found its forever home. The group previously announced it had bought a house near Cuttings Wharf in the south county as a place to help injured and orphaned wild…
Napa Wildlife Rescue needs help finding 2 acres or more of local land for a new home to nurse injured and orphaned animals. The nonprofit takes in about 1,200 animals annually ranging from baby songbirds…
This is photo contest has been profoundly important to us, as are all the images and stories that we get to share with you everyday about wildlife in Napa County. Every photograph is a story made up of…
A new program has been launched to help Napa Valley winegrape growers and homeowners decrease rodent populations with a pesticide-free approach. Napa Wildlife Rescue, a nonprofit wildlife rescue center, will be installing and cleaning barn…
Spring is almost here, and for many of us that means it’s time to get out in the sun and start sprucing up the yard. But wait. Remember what also goes along with spring? Baby…
Join noted research scientists, farmers, resource personnel and other experts in the field for an in-depth colloquium on insectivorous birds and raptors in the vineyard, native land, and agricultural interfaces including hedgerows and wildlife corridors.…
Eight-year-old Zion Micah Lee is translating his love for wild animals into colorful paintings that help protect them. He is the founder of Team Rescue, which holds events and sells shirts and caps adorned with…
Interested in volunteering with a local environmental or animal rescue group? But not sure which one to try, or where to start? Napa Neighbors could be just the thing for you. Starting at 2 p.m.…
This year we are thinking of calling it "non-stop" season!! Last month we released 4 Opossums, 1 Raccoon, 5 Eastern Fox Squirrels and numerous birds including Towhees, Red Shouldered Hawks, House Finches, California Scrub Jays,…
A fledgling Cooper’s hawk was rescued last Thursday at St. Helena’s Crane Park after it had fallen from its nest. Joe Borden, a certified master arborist and president of St. Helena’s Britton Tree Services, said…