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  • The Grin Of The Peninsular Bighorn
    By Chris Clarke on 2011 07 13 at 7:56:57 pm | 1 comment | Shorter URL: http://coyot.es/x06d

    Working on a piece for KCET about this month’s Peninsular bighorn sheep count in Anza Borrego Desert State Park, and I came across this video, which is too good not to share. It’s from Gary Katz of the Anza Borrego Foundation, and it shows a happy

    … (continues)

  • Larry Hogue’s Ivanpah Video
    By Chris Clarke on 2011 04 18 at 1:28:07 pm | 1 comment | Shorter URL: http://coyot.es/x4Bd

    Larry’s put together a really lovely video-slideshow on YouTube to show what we’re losing at Ivanpah. Spread it around!

    And don’t forget to sign the … (continues)

  • Urgent petition: Tell Ken Salazar to stop Ivanpah Construction
    By Chris Clarke on 2011 04 11 at 5:04:42 pm | 10 comments | Shorter URL: http://coyot.es/x9vd

    Given that video I posted yesterday in which a BrightSource employee shreds an ancient* Mojave yucca in direct contravention of the conditions of the permit, and the fact that the BLM now expects to find a hundred more tortoises on the site than

    … (continues)

  • Pine City
    By Chris Clarke on 2011 02 28 at 1:32:47 am | 2 comments | Shorter URL: http://coyot.es/x0Lc

    Earlier today. I hiked here a couple years ago with Larry Hogue and Florian. It hasn’t changed much. That’s good.

    Desert Activists from 89.3 KPCC on … (continues)

  • Camp Ivanpah: The Video
    By Chris Clarke on 2010 09 27 at 12:28:50 pm | 2 comments | Shorter URL: http://coyot.es/x7Db

    Journalist Claes Andreasson, who has been doing good work covering desert solar for Swedish Public Radio and other outlets, came out to see us at Camp Ivanpah the week before last. He interviewed a number of participants, including yours truly, and

    … (continues)

  • Desert tortoises on film
    By Chris Clarke on 2010 08 12 at 1:38:06 pm | 5 comments | Shorter URL: http://coyot.es/x0ib

    I meant to post this when it came out in March. Don’t know why I didn’t. This is a wonderful if downbeat video by the USGS on what it’s like to be a desert tortoise these days. It’s broken up into four parts for YouTube purposes.

    Part 1:

    Part

    … (continues)

  • You know what’s weird?
    By Chris Clarke on 2010 04 23 at 4:12:07 pm | 2 comments

    ...when you’re doing research on climate stuff and you see a thumbnail of a video of one of your dearest friends, and it’s the first time you’ve seen it and it’s almost a year out of date.

    Not bad for lacking a teleprompter. Nice work, … (continues)

  • Hold music
    By Chris Clarke on 2010 03 01 at 7:45:16 pm | 5 comments

    I know it’s been quiet around here. I’ve been working, a bit for money and more on working over the next chapter of the book in my head. Writing starts tonight.

    While you wait, here’s some music I like. 

    Seelinnikoi, by Värttinä, who are a force

    … (continues)

  • Bogs in Elk
    By Chris Clarke on 2009 11 20 at 7:35:42 pm | 2 comments

    Wait. I guess that should be “elk in bogs.”

    The foreleg splash at 0:30 just kills me.

    … (continues)

  • The Wild Ones
    By Chris Clarke on 2009 10 05 at 10:33:12 am | 2 comments

    It’s the same old story: a raucous gang of leather-clad toughs invades a small town, wreaks havoc.

    “What are you rubbing against?”
    “Whattaya … (continues)

  • More Tortoise Video
    By Chris Clarke on 2009 08 27 at 12:13:36 pm | 2 comments

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  • Reptile Squee Time
    By Chris Clarke on 2009 08 24 at 4:14:07 pm | 3 comments

    I can has cheesebush?

    … (continues)

  • Some music
    By Chris Clarke on 2009 05 07 at 1:16:01 pm | 5 comments

    The best way to chase it from your heart is to share it, sometimes.

    … (continues)

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    I'm a natural history and environmental writer, an editor and photographer. I've lived in upstate New York, the SF Bay Area, Washington, DC, the Mojave Desert, and Los Angeles. My writing has appeared in publications ranging from Camas and Orion to Bay Nature, California Wild, the Boston Globe, and about thirty daily papers nationwide when I was a syndicated garden writer for the Knight-Ridder chain. No, I never got to meet the talking car.

    I've traveled extensively in the Mojave, Great Basin and Sonoran deserts, as well as in the steppes and slickrock country of the Colorado Plateau.

    About Coyote Crossing

    This blog has existed in one form or another since 2003. At first it was called Creek Running North, after Pinole Creek, near where I lived back then. I moved in 2008 and renamed the site Coyote Crossing, but about a thousand people* still link here under the old name.

    My publicist tells me I should mention that my writing here has frequently been called the best on the Internet.

    * May not actually equal 1000

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