Monarchs Return to Mexico Face Cold Weather Threats
Monarchs have reached their winter grounds in western Mexico and form orange black clusters in protected sanctuaries. Officials warn unusually cold fronts could jeopardize the migration as observers await a mid January census and scientists note threats from logging and pesticide use. Gloria Talavera and Homero Aridjis cite climate and habitat pressures during the annual southward migration.
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California snow survey finds higher Sierra snowpack
ECHO SUMMIT Calif The winter s first survey of the Sierra Nevada snowpack shows more snow than last year at this time yet far below average. Frank Gehrke says 21.3 inches on the ground at 6800 feet elevation 90 miles east of Sacramento. Governor Brown had declared a drought emergency and officials urge ongoing conservation as drought lingers.
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