Channeling a Pelagic Path
My 10th paddle from the mainland to the islands.
My 10th paddle from the mainland to the islands.
A rare ferruginous hawk comes and goes with a rainbow.
Braving wind and swell, a kayaker circumnavigates his favorite of the Channel Islands.
The threatened species has been aided by successful agency partnerships.
These Carrizo Plain residents are one of North America’s most voracious predators.
North America’s fastest mammal needs room to roam.
Santa Barbara has its own unique rugged coastal topography within relatively easy reach.
From Santa Cruz Island to Carpinteria Avenue, Torrey pines loom large.
This apex predator has become one of the most recognizable killer whales in our ocean.
Common murres make their way — in their own way — back to the Channel Islands.