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Environmental news, lifestyle tips, and free-ranging opinion from the editors of Sierra magazine. Follow us: http://t.co/TeuBxBzgXo
San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2008
RT @daily_montanan: “We’ve had to push the Fish and Wildlife Service for every inch of progress on Canada lynx recovery efforts." New criti…
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RT @MelinaWalling: @APNews is offering a free bootcamp with Kentucky nonprofit @BoydsStation! First session TONIGHT! Register here: https:/…
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I had so much fun reviewing @9brandon's new book, Meet the Neighbors, for @Sierra_Magazine. It's a must-read for anyone hoping to find joy in the connections between people, nonhuman beings, and the natural world.
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Such a great piece in @highcountrynews on the tension between maintaining wildlife connectivity and growing development in Wyoming by @PetersonOutside
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Botswana threatens to send 20,000 elephants to Germany, + more environmental news of the week:
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Our kids were coming for Christmas, but it was the elk who stayed for dinner.
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The Liberty Canyon Wildlife Corridor puts conservation over profit.
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Millions of pounds of gift wrapping end up in landfills. A 1,300-year-old Japanese tradition offers another way.
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We’d spent weeks prepping for the holidays. But it was the arrival of unexpected guests, a vast herd of elk that trekked down from the high canyon and fanned out beneath the fir trees fronting our cabin, that made the season strangely magical.
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What you need to know about bioplastic and “compostable” plastic plus safer alternatives.
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In a World Full of Disagreement, Wildlife Corridors Are Something That Unite Us
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Viewing and photographing wildlife up close is tantalizing, but there are responsible ways to do it. Here's how to safely take pictures of grizzly bears.
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We’d spent weeks prepping for the holidays. But it was the arrival of unexpected guests, a vast herd of elk that trekked down from the high canyon and fanned out beneath the fir trees fronting our cabin, that made the season strangely magical.
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If you want to get closer to a grizzly bear, let your binoculars or camera lens do the work.
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Our kids were coming for Christmas, but it was the elk who stayed for dinner.
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Millions of pounds of gift wrapping end up in landfills. A 1,300-year-old Japanese tradition offers another way.
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