The final Tomales Point Area Plan, which has been in development with civic engagement since the spring of 2022, calls for the removal of 2.2 miles of tule elk enclosure fencing. Additionally, all ...

Thanks to a decade of unflagging work by the Center and allies, two lawsuits, and tens of thousands of comments by Center supporters, the majestic and long embattled tule elk of Point Reyes National ...

The Coast Miwok Tribal Council, lineal descendants of the original inhabitants of Point Reyes, has sent Interior Secretary Deb Haaland a formal letter objecting to a National Park Service plan to ...

Growing elk herds are competing with grazing cattle at the national park, raising questions about how best to manage public lands. After being reintroduced to the park in 1978, Tule elk are now ...

The government’s action will cause irreparable harm to the park’s “agricultural heritage, to the environment, to the community, to the regional food supply and to the health of the nation,” the ...

An estimated 90 to 100 farmworkers and tenants, many of the former who have worked the land for more than three decades, will ...

The Bay Area founder of Niman Ranch is suing the U.S. Department of the Interior and the National Park Service.

In a unanimous vote, the county Board of Supervisors voted to pass a shelter crisis declaration, a three-year ordinance that takes place immediately. It allows the county to bypass certain housing ...