Marin's Shifting Shoreline: How Local Organizations Are Adapting our Habitat to Live With Sea Level Rise
As sea levels rise, Marin County faces a paradox: climate change may help restore historic wetlands lost to development.
From the Brink: Community Science Leads the Charge on Protecting Western Monarch Butterflies
Fall in Marin means the arrival of monarch butterflies, a favorite winter-to-springtime resident and vital pollinator.
The What, Why and How of California’s New Composting Mandate
How to compost kick the climate crisis to the curb(side).
Rebel With A Cause: Marin Conservationist Martin Griffin Turns 100
Martin Griffin played a key role in protecting Marin’s open spaces — and continues to advocate for nature.
Conservation Research Conducted 26.9 Miles From Marin
Important research happening on the Farallon Islands.
Back to the Earth at Local Cemeteries
People are turning to natural burials, also known as woodland burials, to honor their loved ones through nature.
The Troubling Story of Marin's Salmon
Jim Wood discusses the local environmental activism of SPAWN, questioning whether their methods cause the community more harm than help.
