Monday, October 19, 2015
3 Days in Paint Rock
This tiny Texas town has incredible rock art and, nearby, craft beer, great food, kayaking, historic forts and more. Read about it in my story for Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine.
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Campbell Ranch,
Eola School,
kayaking,
Llano River,
Paint Rock,
petroglyphs,
presidio,
San Saba,
stromatolites
Fall in the Hill Country
Lost Maples deserves its reputation for fall splendor, but nearby Hill Country State Natural Area also sports color, without the crowds. Read more in the latest Texas Highways.
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Saving the vaquita
The population of the Gulf of California harbor porpoise, or vaquita, has plummeted in recent years and an illegal trade in the bladders of totoaba fish, also endangered, bears much of the blame. Conservationists and scientists hope efforts to save both aren't too little, too late. Read more in my piece for Newsweek.
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endangered species,
Gulf of California,
totoaba,
vaquita
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Monday, October 12, 2015
Your brain in space
An investigation on the International Space Station is looking at how microgravity affects the human brain and what that in turn does to our cognitive and physical abilities. Read more on the NASA website.
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brain,
International Space Station,
microgravity,
NASA
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