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Swimming Pools to Tide Pools: Your Neighborhood and ASBS Pollution

This is the second of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. I’m the …

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Protecting ASBS: What is an ASBS?

This is the first of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. Photo credit …

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A Day Without a Dial Tone

Did you know that the average 8-18 year old American youth spends over 7.5 hours a day accessing entertainment media? That 71% of them has a TV in their room and 66% of them has …

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We have marine protected areas. What happens next?

They are here! They are here! They are here!  Over the last four years, I have, on occasion, felt like a small little Who down in Whoville shouting from the top of my desktop to …

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Fish & Game Commission Approves Marine Protected Areas in San Diego

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A Fancy Feast revelation, and the saga of sustainable seafood

Photo credit Tracy Flickinger at art.com Probably most people reading this blog are a lot like you and me – we care enormously about nature and our environment. The planet is numero uno in my …

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In Case You Missed It: Keeping California’s Prime Fishing Spots Open

California’s Marine Life Protection Act was passed to safeguard the health and productivity of ocean resources, and well-designed marine reserves have been shown to boost fishing yields and profits. By protecting the places where fish …

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Vote Yes on Prop 21

If only our state’s budget were as pristine and inspiring as its parks. Imagine vast expanses of green, flowing cash as far as the eye can see, enough to pay for all kinds of awesome …

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Save the boos for Halloween, not for children speaking their minds

I heard my first “BOO!” of the year…but it wasn’t for Halloween. Last Wednesday, over 1000 Southern Californians attended the California Fish and Game Commission public hearing to comment on the Marine Life Protection Act …

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Let Children Speak For Themselves

I want to express deep gratitude to all of you who attended the California Fish & Game Commission meeting yesterday to speak up for a healthy coast, as well as everyone who has supported the …

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Swimming Pools to Tide Pools: Your Neighborhood and ASBS Pollution

This is the second of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. I’m the …

Read More

Protecting ASBS: What is an ASBS?

This is the first of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. Photo credit …

Read More

A Day Without a Dial Tone

Did you know that the average 8-18 year old American youth spends over 7.5 hours a day accessing entertainment media? That 71% of them has a TV in their room and 66% of them has …

Read More

We have marine protected areas. What happens next?

They are here! They are here! They are here!  Over the last four years, I have, on occasion, felt like a small little Who down in Whoville shouting from the top of my desktop to …

Read More

Fish & Game Commission Approves Marine Protected Areas in San Diego

Read More

A Fancy Feast revelation, and the saga of sustainable seafood

Photo credit Tracy Flickinger at art.com Probably most people reading this blog are a lot like you and me – we care enormously about nature and our environment. The planet is numero uno in my …

Read More

In Case You Missed It: Keeping California’s Prime Fishing Spots Open

California’s Marine Life Protection Act was passed to safeguard the health and productivity of ocean resources, and well-designed marine reserves have been shown to boost fishing yields and profits. By protecting the places where fish …

Read More

Vote Yes on Prop 21

If only our state’s budget were as pristine and inspiring as its parks. Imagine vast expanses of green, flowing cash as far as the eye can see, enough to pay for all kinds of awesome …

Read More

Save the boos for Halloween, not for children speaking their minds

I heard my first “BOO!” of the year…but it wasn’t for Halloween. Last Wednesday, over 1000 Southern Californians attended the California Fish and Game Commission public hearing to comment on the Marine Life Protection Act …

Read More

Let Children Speak For Themselves

I want to express deep gratitude to all of you who attended the California Fish & Game Commission meeting yesterday to speak up for a healthy coast, as well as everyone who has supported the …

Read More