The fortuitous goats, responsible for decimating overgrown fuel, have made their yearly return to middle Bidwell Park near ...

Something amazing happened in Chico 120 years ago this month. On July 10, 1905, Annie Bidwell deeded 1,903 acres of her land to the City of Chico to be used as a public park. Mrs. Bidwell said she ...

Grazing goats are baaack in Chico's Middle Bidwell Park, working to reduce fire hazards by eating away at brush and grasses.

Biking is really engrained in the heart of Chico, from commuting to adventure riding to mountain biking on Bidwell Park ...

The goats in Middle Bidwell Park will be utilized for their propensity for eating invasive plants, reducing fire fuel loads, ...

The herd of goats are expected to consume up to an acre of vegetation each day. Their work not only helps mitigate fire risks but also eliminates invasive plants.

With temperatures rising worldwide, scientists warn that staging the World Cup and other soccer tournaments in the Northern ...

What do milkweed, monarchs, and a Buffalo park event have in common? The answer may surprise you—and inspire you.

I want to thank Jill Circo and Tom Carter, whose recent and eloquently written letters in support of Option 4, relating to Bidwell Park’s South Park Drive redesign, I fully support. It is ...

Lower Bidwell Park visitors Thursday morning heard a tree crack and leave sizeable debris blocking South Park Drive.

The City of Chico advised residents to avoid swimming at a local swimming pool after elevated levels of bacteria were found in the water. Sycamore Pool in Bidwell Park isn’t a ...

One of the many things we look forward to during a Buffalo summer is free music. It's everywhere. Our parks are filled with ...