First Drought, Then Flood. Can the West Learn to Live Between Extremes?
New York Times Magazine
Author Archives: Lily Rothrock
California is still at risk of flooding. Maybe rivers just need some space
NPR
A Place to Gather
Native Use Garden Offers Model for Restoring Rivers and Preserving Indigenous Traditions
California’s Deficit is Nearly $32 Billion. How Will the State’s Budget Address It?
KQED
In a reduced climate budget, Newsom pivots to flood response and cuts drought
The Sacramento Bee
Newsom restores floodplain funds, adds $290 million to flood control budget
CalMatters
Beavers: The Unsung Heroes of Healthy Rivers
6 Fascinating Resources Exploring the Ecological Benefits of Beavers
Making the Bloom at Carrizo Plain Even More Super
Reviving Endangered Species Habitat with Dryland Seeding
Flood threatened rabbit species west of Modesto. How experts plucked the animals to safety
Modesto Bee
‘Do people have to die?’ Why these Californians fear catastrophic floods.
The Washington Post
Why the Bay Area is home to one of the most effective carbon sinks in the world
SF Chronicle
Growing Gold in California’s Central Valley
How We’re Helping Avert a Looming Supply Crisis of Native Seeds and Plants