Tag: fires
Opinion: I’m still watching Lahaina burn. Are you?
Just a month after the nation’s deadliest wildfire that left at least 115 people dead, residents of Lahaina, Maui and families across Hawaiʻi, including...
Opinion: How to love the mountains as fires rage
Last summer, I was backpacking in a relatively unfamiliar wilderness with a 50-year-old map, caught in smoke so thick I couldn’t see the next...
Opinion: I lost my home in the 2017 California wildfires. That...
When I woke up Tuesday morning, it looked like a cold September day, perfect for snuggling up with some hot chocolate and making pumpkin...
Palm-trees and Smoke: A new reality for Los Angeles
Photographer Isabel Liebgold captures the Bobcat Fire and its impact on L.A. communities.
Smoke-congested skies paint the backdrop for those living in Sherman Oaks, Arcadia...
Occidental’s struggle of urban vs. wild, native vs. invasive creates a...
Occidental College sits squarely within a thoroughly urban setting, yet it engages with the natural world in a variety of ways. Nestled between Mount Fiji...
Wildfires in Northern California force students’ families to evacuate
The largest of the Northern California wildfires — the Tubbs, Atlas, Redwood and Potter fires — spread across wine country on the night of...