San Francisco Bay
CDFW has patrolled the San Francisco Bay for 50 years, and the work is 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 |
A group of women walk the entire San Francisco Bay Trail,
one segment, and one Sunday, at a time
Estuary News, Sep 2019
And they finish two years later
Bay Area Monitor, Jun/Jul 2021
And they finish two years later
Bay Area Monitor, Jun/Jul 2021
Suisun City is no island
Saving the Dotson Family Marsh
Los Angeles Times, Aug 6, 2006
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| View of Mount Tamalpais from the Dotson Family Marsh Photo by Aleta George |
What will happen to the islands in the bay as sea levels rise?
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| Camp Reynolds at Angel Island State Park Photo courtesy of Angel Island Conservancy |
Time Travel on the Bay
The Golden Gate Bridge is ready for her anniversary close-up
Shifting Plates, May 2012
Land around the bay
Waves of grain, breadmaking in the time of COVID
Right-of-Play: The Rails-to-Trails Junction
Wishful thinking about landfills
Fire and rain: The perils of an unbalanced watershed
More flora and fauna
Take these broken wings: A scientist goes all out for tri-colored blackbirds
Scientists lure Caspian terns to the San Francisco Bay
Gorgeous portraits of spineless sea creatures
A butterfly species settles in San Francisco's Market Street
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| Red Mural, by Amber Hasselbring Image courtesy of the artist |
Artist creates artificial fog in San Francisco
Pioneer stock: Finding the ivory-billed woodpecker of the plant world
A few favorites
Wheatfields or Walkable City for Solano Open Space
Earth Day at 50: Mulling the Blue Marble's next half century
Whose space? Our space! Voicing democracy on the public commons
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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