By Andrea A. Treece Andrea is a field volunteer with River Otter Ecology Project’s monitoring program in Marin County. She spends her workdays as a senior attorney for for EarthJustice, protecting forage fish species like herring, anchovies and sardines,...
This past summer, I spent my second time in Tulum, Tankah Bay. Staring into the sea, body absorbing sun, inhaling salt air, my feet buried and unburied in sand. I now look for these elements in poems. Where is the earth? Air? Fire? Where is the poem’s water? Together...
By Terence Carroll, ROEP President, Informatics and Data Manager I headed out on a quiet Tomales Bay morning. A few fishermen dotted the bay, and I nodded a greeting to a fellow kayaker putting in at the launch. I stowed my field gear in my trusty research...
By guest blogger Robyn Aston June 25, 2018 Robyn is River Otter Ecology Project’s Board of Directors Volunteer Lead. He also volunteers on our monitoring team, camera trapping and scat collecting. He works in the lab on our prey study, and you can often...
By guest blogger Beth Cataldo December 10, 2017 Beth is a certified California Naturalist, Winter Wildlife Docent at Point Reyes National Seashore and a BeachWatch volunteer at the Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association. She began volunteering with ROEP in June...
By guest blogger Talia Rose, County Line Wild Facebook page October 3, 2016 I live along the South Fork of the Eel River in Northern California and spend a few hours at the river each morning before work photographing the Otters and other Wildlife that...
