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Allie is a writer and editor with roots in the desert and chaparral landscapes of Southern California. Her interviews highlight research from artists, scientists, and educators across the fields of ecology, conservation, art, and literature.
How long does it take to build a new park or expand an existing one? A long time—but the wait is worth it.
For two decades, we have laid the groundwork to restore tidal wetlands across more than 10,000 acres in the Sonoma Creek Baylands.
Due to driver shortages and funding shortfalls, numbers of students to Audubon Canyon Ranch's Martin Griffin Preserve are closer to 600-800 students per year.
When catastrophic wildfires, which are often paired with high winds, burn fast and hot, these metals may pose a threat to humans and wildlife.
With increased sightings of black bears in the North Bay, many people and organizations are wondering if we have the infrastructure and educational resources to help people coexist with black bears.
When Dr. Alison Colwell learned about a native plant growing in serpentine soils on Audubon Canyon Ranch’s Modini Preserve, her curiosity was piqued.
Creative writing, poetry, and placemaking are all ways to connect complex scientific ideas and to explore relationships to the environment. Writing, and the various ways in which humans share ideas and stories , is also part of a longer tradition of storytelling.
What does it mean to exist in one place, physically, but mentally and emotionally exist elsewhere, simultaneously suspended in past, present, and future? By Allie Rigby
If you read Black Rootedness or are interested in how poetry can be a bridge, then you're in luck because Karla Brundage has taken the book on the road.
The virtual book launch of The Beirut Call celebrates this crucial anthology about resilience & resistance culture in Lebanon.