It all started with oysters.
This is supposed to be a column focused on water conservation by the local agricultural sector, but with all the…
The funny thing about water law is that it can seem as fluid as the medium it’s meant to manage.
Did Mother Earth gift you crab to crack or oysters to shuck this season?
Have you ever stood on the smooth top of a glacier? Heli-skiing perhaps? Or maybe you were deposited there by…
‘Story of Water’
A friend pointed out that stuff is happening with regard to federal protection of clean water … and perhaps I…
The current “snowpack drought” is affecting all the rivers in Western Washington, and water systems directly using those rivers for…
It’s the season of long days, with increasing warmth, sunshine – and snowmelt in the Dungeness River.
Drought!
More than 25 years ago I wanted to share a hydrologist’s delight that Sequim’s annual Irrigation Festival coincided with “National…
Charismatic megafauna: It’s a mouthful. It’s a good start on a haiku.
In the past few months I’ve realized that my fixation on cycles is authentic, at least: like a circle, it…
