In this issue: • Death Valley’s Wettest October On Record • The Clock Is Ticking At The Salton Sea • Birding The Salton Sea • Three New National Monuments In The CA Desert • Lane Mountain Milk-Vetch, Part 2 • National Lands Conservation System Designations In The DRECP • The Vulcan Mine • Anza-Borrego Aims […]
In this issue: • Uranium Mining Puts Grand Canyon At Risk • Oak Flat: Mining, Environment And Politics • A New Generation Of Desert Advocates • “Internship Or Vacation”: Beyond The Classroom • A Rare Opportunity: Three Proposed Desert Monuments • James Wilson Remembered • Lane Mountain Milk-vetch: Back From The Brink, Or Not? • […]
In this issue: • National Conservation Lands • Basin and Range: Nevada’s Newest National Monument • Permanent Protection Efforts in Gold Butte • The Journey to Seeing the Natural World • Restoring Nevada’s Muddy River • Nevada’s Great Basin NP: Interview with Gretchen Baker • Transition Habitat Conservancy • BLM Impact Statements and the Range […]
In this issue: • Soaring With The Condors: A Teenager’s Perspective • Renewable Energy and Changing Park Views • Climate Change on the High Desert Of Nevada • Desert Chaparral • A Different View of Owens Lake • Protecting the Heart of Mojave • ORV Routes in The Western Mojave: Adding Insult To Injury • […]
Download PDF (1.2 MB) • Solar Sacrifice Zones: Who Decides? The Case of Charleston View • Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument • Owens Lake Mitigation Finally Settled • Meet Joshua Tree National Park’s New Superintendent: David Smith • Notes from the Gateway to Death Valley: Home Of The Scorpions • DRECP – Vision Or […]
Download PDF (1.2 MB) • DRECP Plans To Guide The Way: The Future Of The California Desert • An Appeal From The Managing Editor Of Desert Report • Volunteers: The Untrammeling Of Death Valley’s Wilderness • Juniper Flats • Energy Versus Tortoises: The Sequel • Watching The Southwest Border • Poems by Ruth Nolan • Timely […]
Download PDF (1.2 MB) • More Wild Places That Need Wilderness Designation • Kathy Billings: Superintendent Of Death Valley Nat’l Park • Amazing Eurekensis: A Wonderful Bloom at Eureka Dunes • Wilderness Concept: How It Has Affected Native Americans • My Wilderness: A Florida Native Discovers the CA Desert • Leonard Knight 1931-2014 • Residential Mining In Nevada’s Historic Comstock • Story […]
Download PDF (2 MB) • Pioneers In The Desert • Silurian Valley In The Crosshairs • Solar Tentacles Reach Into Owens Valley • The Wilderness Act: History Of Wilderness In Southern California • The Wilderness Act: The East Mojave • Interview With Steve Mietz, Superintendant of Great Basin National Park • Ocotillo Wells • The Impacts Of Energy Projects On Migratory Birds […]
Download PDF (1.4 MB) • Visioning and Marketing of Desert Natural and Cultural Heritage Tourism: The Renewable Tourism Economy • The West Mojave Area And the Travel Management Plan: Unbalanced Subgroup Leads To Flawed Result • Will There Ever Be A Desert Tortoise National Wildlife Refuge? • What Is Wilderness? Revisiting The Wilderness Act Of 1964 • Manzanar: Farewell […]
Download PDF (1.5 MB) • BLM Reopens Parts Of Dunes That Had Been Closed For 10 Years • A Profile Of Superintendent Mark Butler • Proposed Development of a New City on Park’s Southern Border • Wilderness: Our Shared Heritage And Legacy • Architecture And Nature • Geothermal Development In Northern Nevada • Public Resources At Risk From Bechtel • Current Issues • The […]
