This was depressing to read: https://www.nbcnews.com/science/environment/firmageddon-researchers-find-11-million-acres-dead-trees-oregon-rcna59671
Admittedly, that is only about 1.4 percent of the forests there. But the drought continues, and the trees continue to suffer. There is no doubt that the ecosystem is changing.
For those of you who have been following this blog, you know that I spend a fair amount of time as a volunteer in the National Forests. Last year, it was about 250 hours. We count those hours becaus
Once we started backpacking together, a few things became pretty clear. M tends to look down on the trail, exploring flowers, rocks, funghi and animal scat with great interest. P tends to look up on t
SFGate ran this story about Tenaya Canyon, out hung it as a mystery spot with mysterious energy... What they didn't say is that Tenaya Canyon is extremely dangerous, and should only be attempted late