This article was published in the June 7, 2025 edition. The Eastern Sierra is a rare example of a microculture where people from vastly different backgrounds coexist, drawn together by[…]
This issue was originally published in the May 31, 2025 Editon Countless books have celebrated Yosemite National Park’s scenery, geology, and trails. But until now, just one has solely chronicled[…]
“We live in a world of unintended consequences,” says Roland Knapp, PhD—renowned research biologist, and, as it turns out, articulate historian. For nearly three decades, the focus of Knapp’s career[…]
“One of the greatest threats to ecosystems today is anthropogenic climate change,” said Dr. Joan Dudney at the Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory (SNARL) Tuesday night. An Assistant Professor of[…]
Tuesday night, a friend of mine took me to a hot spring. A hot spring that will remain unnamed and un-located, lest I be run out of this one-horse town.[…]
The Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Lab (SNARL) hosted Dr. Malcolm North last Tuesday as part of its spring lecture series. North is a Research Scientist at the USDA Forest Service[…]
