Recent
"Walking in John Muir's Footsteps at Alhambra Hills Open Space"
Bay Nature Magazine, Fall 2025
Bay Nature Magazine, Fall 2025
San Francisco Bay
"DFW 150 years on patrol and the work still dangerous,"
Estuary News, Oct 2021
Estuary News, Sep 2020
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| Jack London aboard the Roamer Photo courtesy of The Huntington Library, San Marino, CA |
"True to the trail" A group of women walk the entire San Francisco Bay Trail, one segment and one Sunday, at a time
"Saving the Marsh"
Los Angeles Times, Aug 6, 2006
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| View of Mount Tamalpais from the Dotson Family Marsh Photo by Aleta George |
"Time Travel on the Bay"
"The Golden Gate Bridge is ready for her close-up"
Shifting Plates, May 2012
More flora and fauna
Gorgeous portraits of spineless sea creatures
Artist creates artificial fog in San Francisco
A butterfly species settles in San Francisco's Market Street
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| Red Mural, by Amber Hasselbring Image courtesy of the artist |
Pioneer stock: Finding the ivory-billed woodpecker of the plant world
Scientists lure Caspian terns to the San Francisco Bay
A few favorites
Wheatfields or Walkable City for Solano Open Space, California Forever
Poetry and Activism Undammed
(originally appeared in Divide: Creative Responses to Contemporary Social Questions, Issue #3, Art and Politics)
Biographical sketch of Edna Dixon (1894-1924)
Biographical Database of Militant Woman Suffragists, 1894-1924
At home with mushroom collector David Arora
Conservations who hunt describe their connection to nature
Words on the page and stage
Hershey Felder: A master entertainers food journeys
The play's the thing
Poetic Gesture
I won an Alan Jutzi Fellowship from The Huntington--Who is Alan Jutzi anyway?
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