
Written and visual dispatches from our least understood, least protected, and largely unknown public lands managed by the BLM. Part guidebook, inspiration, and travelogue.
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Weather whiplash here in Los Angeles.
It was a hellish 92 degrees on Friday. Apparently, the previously mentioned California ground squirrel came out of her burrow and vehemently declared six more weeks of summer.
The penetrating Octobe...
Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Meet my friend Delaine, an Ely Shoshone elder with enough badassery, grit, courage, and humor for all of us. I took this portrait of her back in January at her home outside Ely, Nevada.
I wrote a story abo...
A dove, a donkey and a rattlesnake. A photographic journey through some remote Nevada hot springs...
Dearest paid subscribers,
A journey through the most remote BLM land I’ve ever visited.
Good morning from Los Angeles, where one hundred degree days come and go with little regard for seasons. I have lived here for twenty-one years and the September heat still feel...
I came to see the fish.
Good morning from Los Angeles, where the heat continues. I hope everyone is well.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, photographer, walker, and camping junkie. Lover of dusty roads, strong coffee, and BLM land. The Enduring Wild is out now, wherever books are sold.
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