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Oysters and aquaculture in Petaluma Voice

Rhododendrons in May/June issue of Sonoma magazine

New in Bay Nature: Your guide to publicly accessible vernal pools in the Bay Area and beyond

Two articles in Sonoma magazine Sep/Oct 2025 issue

Debut "Petaluma Nature Almanac" column for the Argus-Courier

In the November issue of Sonoma magazine: Migrating raptors

Will Delta treasure Suisun Marsh be lost to sea-level rise?

New articles in Estuary News: Lesser-known native fish of the Delta & a managed flow pulse for food web support

How to monitor Delta Smelt and other sensitive fish without harming them? Try the SmeltCam

New in Estuary News: the Chileno Valley Newt Brigade

Estuary News items on Delta salinity barrier and profiles of recently retired researchers

A Trio of Sonoma magazine stories: bees, permaculture, and seaweed photography

Social Insects: Neil Tsutsui’s lab gets the public involved in the scientific process

The (continued) return of the northern fur seal to the Farallones

I co-wrote a long article on the history of the California Coastal Conservancy...

Q&A with Lisa Micheli of Pepperwood Preserve

More in EHP: Traditional Ecological Knowledge offers a different perspective on environmental health

THREE articles in the December issue of Estuary News: aging stormwater pumps, post-fire watershed management, and intermittent-stream research

New in Estuary News: Choice Mountain Parcels Help Preserve the Bay

Who was Georg Steller and why are that jay and sea lion named after him?