Beauty and the Beast: California Wildflowers and Climate Change
April 08, 2021
By Jennifer Jewell PACIFIC HORTICULTURE MAGAZINE Spring 2018
A dazzling carpet of desert candle (Caulanthus inflatus), lacy phacelia (Phacelia tanacetifolia), and hill...
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California’s wildflower blooms: 27 years of photos track the changing climate
April 08, 2021
By Sam Whiting SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE March 25, 2019
California poppies and gilia in the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve during Rob Badger and Nita Winter’s first trip,...
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Nita Winter’s wildflower photography is a blooming success
April 08, 2021
By Aviva Luttrell CLARK NOW December 18, 2020
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Alumna’s coffee table book earns recognition from the Sierra Club’s Ansel Adams Award
Nita Winter ’76 and Rob Badger ha...
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A voice for wildflowers:Marin City photographers see their work as ‘art to action’ on climate change
April 08, 2021
By Vicki Larson MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL Mach 27, 2019
Melting ice caps, drought, rising sea levels and wildfires are what usually come to mind when we hear about clima...
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North Bay photographers’ new book captures diversity of native flowers, encourages conservation
April 07, 2021
By Meg McConahey THE PRESS DEMOCRAT January 15, 2021
Field of California Poppies in burn recovery area, Pepperwood Preserve, Sonoma County, California, USA. (Rob Bad...
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