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Environment (Page 4)

MAP Founder Kristin Watson sits inside the Tilted Map with Committee Lead for Workshops and Education Hillary Kline on her right and Volunteer and Case Manager David Moses on her left.

October 1, 2025

Southern Appalachia’s Mountain Aid Project Expands ‘Inclusive’ Mission

The Morganton-based group providing relief to western North Carolina since Hurricane Helene will soon be a cafe and community hub.

By Jeffrey Howard

March 6, 2025

‘We’ve Been Forgotten’: Mountain Fire Victims Fight Frustration Amid Slow Recovery Efforts

While signs around Camarillo indicate that the second phase of clean-up efforts has commenced, some homeowners feel as though they have been left to navigate the post-fire process alone.

By Valeria Garcia

December 16, 2024

Big Cats, Big Divide: Colorado Grapples with Wildlife Management and Coexistence

Urban and rural Coloradans share a commitment to wildlife conservation but remain deeply divided on how to achieve it.

By Holly Yu Tung Chen

Mountain Fire ravages Spanish Hills home on the evening of Nov. 7, 2024 [Credit: Valeria Garcia]

December 8, 2024

‘They Lost Everything:’ Weary Southern Californians Face a Fiery Future

“Oh my God, my house is in danger,” resident Jamie Randall said. "I'm alive. My wife is alive. We have everything we need, this can be replaced."

By Valeria Garcia

November 7, 2024

Colorado Voters Reject Big Cat Hunting Ban

Voters reject the proposed ban on hunting mountain lions, bobcats, and lynx, challenging expectations and highlighting divisions in wildlife management philosophies.

By Holly Yu Tung Chen

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