2018 Press
- KPCC (24 Sep 2018) Online
“Why Do We Keep Building Houses In Places That Burn Down?“ - Voice of OC (24 Sep 2018) Online
“Byrne: Esperanza Hills Development Could Threaten Lives if Approved“ - Voice of OC (4 Sep 2018) Online
“Rehmeyer: When Will They Ever Learn“ - OC Register (5 Sep 2018) Online
“340-home Esperanza Hills Project North of Yorba Linda Back for a Third Try at Getting Approved“ - Voice of OC (5 Sep 2018) Online
“When Will They Ever Learn?“ - Voice of OC (27 Aug 2018) Online
“120 Years of Local History Captured in OC Parks Video Series“ - Los Angeles Times (19 Aug 2018) Online
“FEMA Agrees to Shrink Newport Beach Coastal Flood Zone by More than Half, Saving Property Owners Millions in Insurance Costs“ - Voice of OC (17 Aug 2018) Online
“On OC: Defending Orange County’s Backcountry“ - Voice of OC (1 Aug 2018) Online
“Fire Evacuation Issues Force County Re-Do of 340-Home Development“ - Surf City Voice (18 Jul 2018) Online
“Municipal Water District Will Study Poseidon Desal Alternatives“ - Voice of OC (17 Jul 2018) Online
“Finances Unclear as Supervisors Decide on $1 Billion-Plus Dana Point Harbor Overhaul“ - Orange County Register (17 Jul 2018) Online
“Newport Beach-Based Developer Gets go-ahead for $330 Million Dana Point Harbor Renovation“ - Voice of OC (13 Jul 2018) Online
“Is Desalination in Huntington Beach Good for OC?“ - Foothills Sentry (10 Jul 2018) Online
“Tree Preservation Plan Hits Road Block“ - Los Angeles Times (25 Jun 2018) Online
“Wild Animals Shifting to the Dark. Mammals Changing Their Time Habits to Adapt to Humans’ Presence, Study Says“ - Chino Champion (23 Jun 2018) PDF
“Officials Say Mountain Bikers Ruining Park“ - Voice of OC (20 Jun 2018) Online
“Grand Jury Warns Against Closing Any OC Landfills“ - OC Weekly (12 Jun 2018) Online
“OCWD Votes To Postpone Decision On Poseidon’s New Term Sheet“ - Orange County Register (7 Jun 2018) Online
“When Fire Danger is the Problem, Goats are a Solution in Anaheim“ - Voice of OC (5 Jun 2018) Online
“Cook: Finding the Right Water Solutions for Orange County“ - Orange County Register (30 May 2018) Online
“Anaheim Hills Photographer Captures Images of Bald Eagles Just ‘Trying to Raise a Family’“ - LA West Media (27 May 2018) Online
“Freeways, Sprawl Pushing Local Mountain Lions Toward Extinction“ - Stu News (22 May 2018) Online
“Should Wilderness Parks Be Closed to Visitors?“ - Los Angeles Times (16 May 2018) Online
“Mountain Lions are Being Killed on Freeways and Weakened by Inbreeding. Researchers Have a Solution“ - San Francisco Chronicle (4 May 2018) Online
“Inside the $4.1 billion California Measure that Thinks Small to Fix Parks, Waterways“ - Foothills Sentry (4 May 2018) Online
“County Supervisors Pave Way for Commercialization of Rural Canyons“ - CBS 2 News (26 Apr 2018) Online
“Orphaned Mountain Lion Cubs Rescued In OC Part Of New NorCal Habitat“ - Los Angeles Times (26 Apr 2018) Online
“Yes on Proposition 68 to Preserve Parks, Protect Water Supply and Enhance our Climate Resilience“ - Daily Pilot (13 Apr 2018) Online
“Newport Harbor ‘is Not a Port’: Coastal Commission Votes to Oppose City’s Goal of a Port Master Plan“ - Los Angeles Times (12 Apr 2018) Online
“O.C. Supervisors OK Event Center Near Modjeska Canyon Despite Opposition From Residents“ - Orange County Register (2 Apr 2018) Online
“Orange County Probe Finds Canyon 2 Fire Response Rife With Human Error and Complacency, Calls for Disciplinary Action“ - Daily Pilot (29 Mar 2018) Online
“Newport Banning Ranch to Pay Conservancy $1.25 Million in Attorneys’ Fees in Lawsuit Settlement“ - Orange County Register (29 Mar 2018) Online
“Orange County Fire Authority Broke Protocol in Small, Delayed Canyon 2 Fire Response, Probe Finds“ - Orange County Register (16 Mar 2018) Online
“Securing Access to Clean, Safe Water for All of California with Prop. 68“ - Los Angeles Times (15 Mar 2018) Online
“Wildlife Corridor Linking O.C.’s Coast and Santa Ana Mountains Gets Started at Ground-Breaking Ceremony“ - KPPC (12 Mar 2018) Online
“New Housing Grows Fastest in SoCal’s Most Fire-Prone Areas“ - San Jose Mercury News (10 Mar 2018) Online
“Editorial: Prop. 68 Water, Parks Bond Deserves Californians’ Support“ - San Francisco Chronicle (25 Feb 2018) Online
“‘Game of Floods’ Teaches Tough Climate Change Choices for Marin County“ - The Spokesman-Review (23 Feb 2018) Online
“Analysis of Outdoor Recreation Industry Finds its Contribution to GDP Larger than that of Oil, Gas Extraction“ - Surfrider Foundation (23 Feb 2018) Online
“Can Someone on The San Clemente City Council Step Up and Help Stop Misinformation? Please.“ - Orange County Register (23 Feb 2018) Online
“Orange County Activists Gather at Victoria Beach to Protest Off-Shore Drilling“ - Orange County Register (12 Feb 2018) Online
“Tollway Agency Report Criticizes San Clemente’s Campaign Against Toll Road, City Fires Back“ - Los Angeles Times (26 Jan 2018) Online
“Annual Fish Fry to Remain at Fairview Park this Year, Despite Earlier Ecological Concerns“ - Orange County Register (25 Jan 2018) Online
“At Death’s Door Just Two Months Ago, Pelican is Released Back into the Wild by Ecstatic Rescuers“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (25 Jan 2018) Online
“Help Us Rename the MacPherson Preserve“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (25 Jan 2018) Online
“Help Us Rename the Hafen Estates Preserve“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (25 Jan 2018) Online
“Help Us Rename the Aliso Canyon Preserve“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (25 Jan 2018) Online
“Help Us Rename the Ferber Ranch Preserve“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (25 Jan 2018) Online
“Help Us Rename the Hayashi Preserve“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (25 Jan 2018) Online
“Help Us Rename the O’Neill Oaks Preserve“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (25 Jan 2018) Online
“Help us Rename the Saddle Creek South Preserve“ - Orange County Transportation Authority (23 Jan 2018) Online
“Rename the OCTA Preserves“ - Hills For Everyone (15 Jan 2018) Online
“California Supreme Court Sides with Conservationists“ - Defenders of Wildlife (10 Jan 2018) Online
“Wildlife Conservationists Cheer Gov. Brown’s Call for Sustainable Funding“