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Good news!
Sierra-based author Jane Braxton Little just published an article on Saving The Sierra in the May 14th edition of High Country News, a bi-weekly news magazine that aims to be "the source for news, analysis and commentary on water, public lands, wildlife, grazing, logging, mining, wilderness, growth, politics, and other issues changing the face of the West". Each edition of HCN features a section called "Uncommon Westerners", and the latest issue profiles project co-directors, Catherine Stifter and I. As Catherine said after reading it: "What a lovely quirky story! It's fun to read one that really gets us." Take a read and let us know what you think!
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