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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Dispatch #47 - Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument
Good morning from Los Angeles, where the jacarandas lining Avenue 53 are painting the streets in purple. Their trumpet-shaped blooms have arrived nearly a month early this year.
They fall at the slightest breeze. I tilt my tongue toward t...
BONUS: My Feature Story on Nomads
A quick note here — after three months of reporting, two camping trips into the desert, and dozens of interviews, my feature on nomads living on public lands was published this week.
I’m really proud of how it came together. It’s hard to o...
Dispatch #46 – A Few Hundred Nights
It’s Saturday, 5:14am. Been staring at the Dispatch #46 draft for the past week, opening it up, then closing it a few minutes later, as empty as before.
I wouldn’t call it writer’s block.
Feels more like Substack block.
I love getting to...
Dispatch #45 - Anti-Superbloom on the Carrizo Plain
Scattered journal entries from last weekend.
Spent another spring in the Carrizo Plain National Monument.
Dispatch #44 - Algodones Dunes
Good morning from Los Angeles, where the weather has finally become more reasonable. After turning on the AC on March 17—earlier than any year we’ve lived here—the hot box of March has finally loosened its grip, giving way to open windows,...
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