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May 10, 2020Where have all the Herring Gone?
By Alastair Bland Pete has fished San Francisco Bay for nearly all of his 60 years. A lifelong San Francisco resident who keeps his last name to himself, he recalls herring runs in the 1970s the likes of which rarely, if ever, occur anymore. “I remember herring spawns that went from Oyster Point… -
May 10, 2020Opening the Mouth of Walnut Creek
By Robin Meadows Paul Detjens is driving us from his Martinez office to a restoration site near the mouth of Walnut Creek on Suisun Bay, a project he spearheads as an engineer for the Contra Costa County Flood Control District. These lower reaches of the creek — straightened, widened, and leveed by… -
May 10, 2020Network Listens for Passing Salmon
By Kathleen M. Wong It’s a cold morning in early February, and Chris Vallee of the U.S. Geological Survey is motoring upriver along Steamboat Slough. His two-man crew is hunched in the bow with backs to the wind, wrapped to the ears in water-resistant jackets above warm layers. Vallee pilots the… -
April 01, 2020Should Everyone Wear Masks Outside? Guidelines May be Changing, But For Now Medical Experts Are Mixed.
By Sarah Mizes-Tan, Capital Public Radio The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is considering advising all Americans to wear masks in public to lessen the spread of the coronavirus, after new data showed that there was a high transmission rate of the virus from people showing no symptoms.… -
March 24, 2020All Parks Closed in Sonoma County
Sonoma County Health Officer, Dr. Sundari Mase, ordered the closure of all parks in Sonoma County. The order went into effect on March 24 and did not list an end date. The order comes after too many people crowded Sonoma County beaches, parks and trails. According to a county press release,… -
March 15, 2020Nine Active Coronavirus Cases Reported in Sonoma County
As of Thursday, March 19, there are nine known cases of Novel Coronavirus in Sonoma County. Two cases were announced on Wednesday, March 18 and one more was announced on Thursday, March 19. No additional information about these cases has been released at this time. On Sunday, March 15, Rohnert Park… -
Feb 25, 2020Could Free Transit for Kids Help California Beat Climate Change?
By Jakob Lazzaro Cal Matters It’s mid-afternoon at the 4th Avenue/Wayne Hultgren light rail station on Sacramento’s blue line. Alexandra Curtis, a… -
Feb 16, 2020Jeff Bezos Pledges $10 Billion To Fight Climate Change, Planet's 'Biggest Threat'
Enlarge this image Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced Monday he would spend $10 billion of his own fortune to launch a global initiative -
Feb 10, 2020Interview: Reporter Will Houston Lays Out the Pros and Cons of Measure I
Marin and Sonoma County voters will soon decide whether to extend a sales tax supporting the SMART train until 2059. Campaigns on both sides of the… -
Feb 01, 2020Why California’s Environmental Policies Aren’t Enough For This State Lawmaker
By Carlyn Kranking, CalMatters Earlier this month, Democratic Assemblymember Rob Bonta of Oakland described dire consequences of climate change:… -
Jan 08, 2020Should California Restrict Building in High-Risk Fire Areas?
In her recent article, entitled “Fire Amnesia”, Felicity Barringer from the Bill Lane Center for the American West, argues that Californians are… -
Dec 31, 2019Board of Supervisors Approves $11 Million For Joe Rodota Trail Encampment
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved over 11 million dollars last week to help shelter more than 200 residents camped along the Joe Rodota… -
Dec 04, 2019The Center for Environmental Reporting
Northern California Public Media’s Center for Environmental Reporting brings together television, radio, and digital reporting resources to cover the… -
Nov 26, 2019On Thanksgiving, Remembering an Anniversary
On November 20, 1969, American Indian activists traveled to Alcatraz to begin an occupation of the prison island. It lasted 19 months. They were… -
Nov 14, 2019California Burning Podcast: The Science of Fire Behavior
The Camp Fire was the most destructive fire in California’s history. 19,000 homes were destroyed and at least 85 people were killed. But with so many… -
Nov 13, 2019Impacts Expected on Russian River After Kincade Fire
The Russian River provides water to as many as 700,000 local residents; close to a million visitors use the river for recreation in the summer.… -
Nov 05, 2019'Halloween Do-Over' Brings Joy to Healdsburg After Fire
by Matt Villano When it became clear that Healdsburg was downgrading its evacuation status on Halloween, two local women figured most people would… -
Oct 23, 2019Survivors of Camp Fire and Tubbs Fire Look Back and Ahead
Over the past two weeks, art lovers have been visiting studios throughout Sonoma County. Art Trails, which organizes the visits, was about to start…
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