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Environment

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I’ve covered wildfire impacts, land-use, water, climate change and cutting edge science extensively throughout the Monterey and San Francisco Bay areas. My reporting has spurred regulatory investigations and earned statewide awards.

News

Land use

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Features

Geologists assess debris flow risk in Santa Cruz Mountains

The Santa Cruz Sentinel, The Mercury News, The East Bay Times | Nov. 28,2020

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‘It’s gone to the ground’: Big Basin Water Co. struggles to recover from fire 

The Santa Cruz Sentinel, The Mercury News, The East Bay Times | Oct. 30, 2020

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Big Basin Water Co. faces state ordered deadlines to bolster supplies

The Santa Cruz Sentinel | May 13, 2021

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Amah Mutsun Tribal Band reignites cultural burning

The Santa Cruz Sentinel, The Mercury News, The East Bay Times | November 25, 2021

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A Checkup On California's Efforts To Combat Climate Change

NPR | ​March 14, 2020

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Metal polluted air puts Los Angeles residents at risk

UC Santa Cruz Science Notes | October 30, 2019

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One Increasingly Popular Way to Control Floods: Let the Water Come

KQED | March 19, 2019

Water

Early indicators of drought surface in Santa Cruz County

The Santa Cruz Sentinel, The Mercury News, The East Bay Times | March 27, 2021

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Steel tanks replace redwood relics; Lompico modernizes water system

The Santa Cruz Sentinel | June 17, 2021

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Mill Creek Dam in San Vicente Redwoods, set to be removed

The Santa Cruz Sentinel | April 28, 2021

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Big Basin Water Company lifts do not drink water order for some customers

Santa Cruz Sentinel | November 9, 2020

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Research

Pumas inched closer to cities during COVID shelter-in-place orders

June 30, 2021, The Santa Cruz Sentinel

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Researchers, robots dive into what makes some bay algal blooms toxic

April 24, 2021 The Santa Cruz Sentinel, The Mercury News, The East Bay Times

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Western Pacific leatherback turtle population dwindling

March 21, The Santa Cruz Sentinel, The Mercury News, The East Bay Times.

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Wildfires linked to humid, stormy weather have become more common across California, researchers find

December 3, 2021, The Santa Cruz Sentinel

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