Restoring Meadows Like Their Lives Depend On It
“Four point six feet,” I say, pulling a stadia rod out of the water and back onto the inflatable kayak, “but I think it’s deeper over there.” I’m measuring the […]
Category Archives: Conservation
IotW: Promise of Another Day
I’ve been living in the Sierra for almost 9 months. Each day brings something new, or at least a new perspective on something old. As the light leaves, letting nighttime […]
Collaboration On Oldest Living Things
Originally posted on Organikos:
Thanks to Jonathan Minard for the short film above presenting Rachel Sussman , Carl Zimmer and Hans Ulrich Obrist, and the book that they collaborated on: Since 2004 artist Rachel Sussman has…
Access Denied
Blogger and ecologist Neahga writes about an issue I’ve encountered several times since leaving college – lack of access to scientific journals and papers. It was a couple of weeks […]
Image of the Week: Reflection, Interrupted
Week of Jan. 13 Water is still on my brain. The reservoirs are low. Winter is usually the season for rain here (and snow, at higher elevations), but this year’s […]
Feet on the Ground: So, what are you doing?
Hello readers, it’s been a while since the last post. I just drove across the country. Again. 3,200 miles, through 11 states, in 4.5 days. Unfortunately, blazing across the country […]
Seeing the Green Fire 