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Saving The Sierra on AARP's PrimeTime Focus Radio Program

AARP's PrimeTime Focus Radio program featured Saving The Sierra on their weekly program earlier this year. You can still enjoy the 5-minute story about our

Public invited to learn local Indian history at community forum

Local Maidu tribal members and supporters offer the public an opportunity to learn about historical experiences of local Indians and how to get involved with

Find Out About All Thing Rural

At long last--a news and information service for all things rural in the US! The Daily Yonder, published through the Center for Rural Strategies, responds

Producer's Journal: Sierra stories everywhere!

It's a great time to listen to stories from the Sierra. Through new partnerships with Weekend America and Stories from the Heart of the Land,

Conservation Groups Discuss Sierra Stories

This past weekend, Catherine and I attended the Sierra Nevada Alliance annual conference. What a blast! About 200 - 300 folks from around the range

Producer's Journal: Beauty (and Jet Noise) at Mono Lake

 The weather was perfect. A hot, dry, windless Eastern Sierra morning. The small group of folks ready for a canoe tour with the Mono Lake

Producer's Journal: Crew Travels to Mono Lake on Biofuel

The STS co-directors are in final planning stages for our trip to the Eastside to record interviews for a documentary segment on Mono Lake. We're

The California Report: Angora Fire

The June 26 edition of The California Report contains two stories about the Angora Fire.  Reporter Tamara Keith speaks to evacuees at Lake Tahoe Community

Producer's Journal: Testing...1-2-3

Catherine mentioned in her last Producer's Journal entry that we are in the thick of production on a story about the Martis Valley, where folks

What's Going on in Community Media

I work on several media projects in addition to Saving The Sierra: Voices of Conservation in Action . What all these projects have in common

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