I feel very honored to have been chosen as the Sierra Club’s 2015 recipient of the Ansel Adams Award for conservation photography. I met Ansel many, many years ago at a conservation conference at his place in Carmel, California. His photography is legendary....
Publication scheduled February 2016, Amherst Media. Good grief – it’s already on Amazon.
May 10, 2015 No cookout tonight.
Martin Litton, one of America’s giants of conservation, passed away November 30th. He was 97 years old and he stands alongside David Brower as one of the most influential persons in the modern-day environmental movement. Martin was an accomplished writer and...
In Borneo, on both the the Malaysian and Indonesian sides, the rain forests are disappearing, being replaced by palm oil plantations. Sad, but true. It’s quite possible that within a decade the only orangutans will be in confinement like this poor adult male in...
In July we had word that the East Africa Court of Justice had handed down a decision against the Tanzanian government building a paved road across the heart of Serengeti National Park. But now the TZ government has filed an appeal – evidence that they still want...