Marin Voice: Point Reyes legal settlement a victory for national parks everywhere
Marin Independent Journal, 7/15/17 By Deborah Moskowitz
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Tom Hayden – Civil Rights Activist and Civic Leader 1939 – 2016
Tom Hayden, author, journalist, activist and politician died October 23, 2016 at age 76. He was the director of the Peace and Justice Resource Center.... Read More
Field Notes: The Syrian Experience From 2006 Through 2016 Illustrates How Changing Climate Can Worsen the Extremes of Weather and Undermine Critical Infrastructure
The disruption of America’s critical infrastructures due to climate-amplified extreme weather damage or rising sea levels could be among the earliest climate change shocks we... Read More
In Remembrance of Michael Frome: 1920-2016
Born in the Bronx in 1920, Michael Frome was an important author and teacher. He was an inspiration to a generation of conservationists and environmentalists.... Read More
In Memory of Sylvia McLaughlin Co-founder of Save the Bay
Sylvia McLaughlin passed away January 19, 2016, less than a month after her 99th birthday. She and her husband, the late Donald McLaughlin, moved... Read More
Update! The Forces of Nature are Making a Difference in Our World
The wise Forces of Nature elders demonstrate how to live a meaningful life by helping others and protecting life on earth. They don’t sit idle and... Read More
In Memory of William “Zeke” Grader (1947–2015)
A passionate champion for fish, fishermen and sustainable ocean management has died. Zeke Grader was a trailblazer and he devoted his life to protecting fish... Read More
Field Notes: Adapting to Drought is More Complicated Than it Looks.
Deep into its fourth year of statewide drought, California’s evolving actions to reduce urban water use illustrate the challenges. View PDF.