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Climate warming is a bad acid trip for marine species
The Davis Enterprise, December 23, 2015
On Track: Ecology and epidemiology in the age of GPS
Breakthroughs, Summer 2010
Habitat and humanity: Managing rare species in the metropolis
Bay Nature, Jul-Sept 2010
An inordinate fondness for tropical species
ScienceMatters@Berkeley, Summer 2010
The persistence of plants
ScienceMatters@Berkeley, April 2010
Dino-fish gets safety net
Estuary, February 2010
Forecasting California's future landscapes
ScienceMatters@Berkeley, March 2010
Male frogs losing their macho
ScienceMatters@Berkeley, August 2009
View from the ground: the hidden lives of snakes
Bay Nature, July-September 2008
Lord of the burrows: the incredible, edible ground squirrel
Bay Nature, January-March 2008
Titans of the forest: the nature of California's big trees
Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, Summer 2007
Islands in a sea of grass: the unexpected life of stock ponds
Bay Nature, April-June 2007
The aeolian zone
California Wild, Fall 2005
Of birds and beetlejuice
California Wild, Winter 2005
Bringing back native grasses (three stories)
Science In Action, June 2005
Fungus no foe to Australian frogs
ScienceNOW, October 5, 2004
Spread the dung, it's time for dinner
ScienceNOW, September 1, 2004
Coastal water crisis
Coast & Ocean, Spring 2004
Yellowstone's top dog
California Wild, Winter 2004
Food web sandwich
California Wild, Winter 2003
Turn off the lights!
California Wild, Fall 2002
Ant empires
California Wild, Summer 2002
Umbrella species concept leaks
California Wild, Winter 2002
A pixel worth 1,000 words
U.S. News & World Report, July 19, 1999
Bringing back the logjams
U.S. News & World Report, September 6, 1999
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