Audubon • Winter 2016
Waiting for Water. The drought plaguing Mono Lake has created a more immediate threat to its bird colonies: coyotes.
Read MoreFrom Across the Country, Gifts of Tiny Houses Arrive for Standing Rock→
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Yes! Magazine • November 23, 2016
From Across the Country, Gifts of Tiny Houses Arrive for Standing Rock
Read MoreA Mom’s Plea for Library Books Brought in 15,000—And Transformed Her Small Town
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Yes! Magazine • September 20, 2016
Lit lovers from all over the country—including authors Sherman Alexie and Neil Gaiman—sent books to reopen the rural school library.
Read MoreThree Nations Create Giant Reserves for Ocean Life
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National Geographic • September 9, 2016
Meeting in the Galápagos, the presidents of Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Colombia announce historic protections to safeguard sea turtles, sharks, and a variety of other creatures off their coasts.
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Condors Reach New Milestone of Survival, Thanks to Tree-Climbing Biologists→
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National Geographic • July 18, 2016
Condors Reach New Milestone of Survival, Thanks to Tree - Climbing Biologists
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Will Human Right to Water Resolution Really Help?→
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Water Deeply • March 10, 2016
California is the first state to have a law declaring the human right to water.
Read MoreDrought's Alarming Toll on California Forests.→
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Water Deeply • February 16, 2016
California's four-year drought is taking an alarming toll on its trees.
Read MoreWant to Save the Spotted Owl? Stop Trying So Hard→
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Audubon Magazine • January, 2016
New research shows that the California Spotted Owl may actually benefit from the forest fires...
Read MoreWelcome to the Sixth Mass Extinction→
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Discover Magazine • January 2016
It’s the end of many species as we know it. And we’re the responsible ones.
Read MoreBanking on Groundwater→
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Scientific American • December 2015
Hydrologists experiment with a farming technique that could ease drought pains
Read MoreCan Extinct Tortoises Be Brought Back To Life?→
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National Geographic • December 2015
Scientists scrambled across lava-covered slopes on Galápagos Islands...
Read MoreFirey 2015 May Become the 'New Normal'→
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Discover Magazine • November 2015
With more than 9 million acres burned, the U.S. endured one of the worst...
Read MoreBurn Notice→
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Audubon • September/October 2015
With climate change turning up the temperature and the state in a four-year drought...
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California May Be Home to a New Lone Wolf→
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National Geographic • September 2015
The animal was photographed in a forest near Oregon, but state biologists await DNA confirmation.
Read MoreThe Tule Lake Jail: A Story of Restoration and Redemption→
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Boom Magazine • July 2015
When he was twenty-one years old, Jimi Yamaichi built a jail within a jail on the barren wind-swept grasslands near Tule Lake,...
Read MoreRestored Anti Nuke Sailboat Launches Again on a Peace Mission→
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National Geographic • June 2015
The Golden Rule drew attention to U.S. atmospheric nuclear tests in the pacific in 1958 and helped start a movement that led to a...
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