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Recently I moved my blog into an entirely redesigned website (more on that soon!). With this move, there are a few housekeeping tasks including providing a coherent way to view a previous blog [...]

According to a new report, the struggling and underfunded California state park system can transform into a model of sustainability for park systems worldwide. This new system will be [...]

Last year in February I wrote a story for BayNature.org on a significant but little known historical site tucked away in the rolling hills above the Russian River Valley in what is now Austin [...]

I started this blog in 2007 as a way to organize my thoughts and learn about promising solutions relating to topics that interest and concern me – social innovation, social justice, public lands [...]

Three nonprofit organizations in Sonoma County present their first annual reports as park operators.

This week I am guest blogging on the Bay Area Open Space Council blog.

Three organizations are looking at ways to create a sustainable future for a place called Pond Farm, where Marguerite Wildenhain and a community of artists made history.

Sun, rain or snow, I hope you find time to rejuvenate in the coming weeks. I wish you serendipity and success in 2013.

Park advocates have worked tirelessly for the past year – mobilizing volunteers and inspiring philanthropy for parks.

Park advocates have now patched together short-term funding and operating solutions to help keep 69 parks open, at least for now.