
01/12/11: "The End of the Wild," Emma Marris, Nature
01/06/11: Climate change threatens Sierra, delta, group says," Kelly Zito, San Francisco Chronicle
01/05/11: "Environmentalists pick Snake Basin, Yellowstone among most threatened habitats by climate change," Rocky Barker, Idaho Statesman
12/31/10: "Yellowstone Grizzlies and the Betrayal of the Public Trust," Louisa Wilcox, NRDC Switchboard
12/26/10: "How a Tiny Beetle Could Decimate Yellowstone," Elizabeth Shogren, NPR
12/21/10: "Once upon a time, whitebark pine . . ." Matt Skoglund, NRDC Switchboard
12/21/10: "Climate Change's threat to the wolverine," Rebecca Waters, High Country News
12/08/10: "Silence of the Pikas, Part II," Wendee Holtcamp, Adventures in Climate Change and Bioscience
12/08/10: "Climate Change Response Strategy Released by NPS Alaska," Alaska Business Monthly
11/30/10: "Climate is changing Yellowstone," Chris Naumann, Bozeman Daily Chronicle
11/29/10: "Silence of the Pikas, Part I," Wendee Holtcamp, Adventures in Climate Change and Bioscience
11/27/10: "Conserving Montana wildlife during climate change," Hayes Goosey, Billings Gazette
11/24/10: "Mounting human-grizzly conflicts in Yellowstone: what can we do?" Louisa Wilcox, NRDC
11/20/10: "Lassen Volcanic park to participate in pikas project," Red Bluff Daily News
11/17/10: "Climate Change at Isle Royale National Park," Grant Merritt, Conservation Minnesota
11/12/10: "Swamped in Climate Research, Geogrpahers Shedding New Light on Congaree National Park Floodplain," Newswise
11/11/10: "Report: Climate Changes Could Batter Acadia National Park Economically, Environmentally," Kurt Repanshek, National Parks Traveler
11/6/10: "Grim outlook for Grizzlies in Yellowstone region," Julie Cart, Los Angeles Times
11/02/10: "What Does Climate Change in Yosemite Look Like? (Photo Essay)," Matt Skoglund, NRDC Blog
11/01/10: "National Parks Wrestle with Warming," Craig Miller, KQED News
10/27/10: "Study Says Climate Change Could Make Yosemite National Park Hotter Than Sacramento," Kurt Repanshek, National Parks Traveler
10/26/10: "Joshua Tree: Temperatures could rival Death Valley, study finds," Janet Zimmerman, The Press Enterprise
10/25/10: "Warmer, Drier, Crowded, Grizzly-less and with Lots of Thistle: the Yellowstone of the Future?" Beth Pratt, National Parks Traveler
10/20/10: "Scientists discuss Yellowstone’s big three: climate change, invasives, land use," Beth Pratt, Examiner
10/01/10: "Dancing with Climate Change: Alpine species try to adapt to a warming world," J. Madeleine Nash, High Country News (subscription required)
06/12/2010: "Trees shift upward as climate warms, data show," David Perlman, San Francisco Chronicle
06/09/10: "Joshua Tree instructs students about climate change," Seth Shteir, High Country News
06/05/2010: "Is Glacier National Park past its peak?" Nicholas Geran, Los Angeles Times
05/17/10: "Uncertain Future for Glacier," Nicholas K Geranios, MSNBC
04/26/2010: "Pika politics," Molly Samuel, High Country News
04/12/2010: "Climate Change Continues to Melt Glacier National Park's Icons," Kurt Repanshek, National Parks Traveler
02/12/10: "As politicians waffle on climate change, glaciers exit Glacier National Park," Becca Blond, The Colorado Independent
12/06/2009: "Yellowstone a petri dish for climate change," Julie Cart, Los Angeles Times
10/06/09: "Report Names 25 national parks threatened by climate change," USA Today
10/14/2009: "Parks Climate Challenge: North Cascades 2009," Benjamin Drummond, High Country News
08/05/2009: "Can national parks be saved from global warming?" Margot Roosevelt, LA Times
04/09/2009: "How climate change may be threatening national parks, Daniel Wood, The Christian Science Monitor
12/22/2008: "Melting Yosemite Glacier an omen of climate change," Tom Knudson, Sacramento Bee
10/10/2008: "Sierra Nevada Frog Likes a Cool Climate," Jane Kay, San Francisco Chronicle
10/27/2008: "Yellowstone Amphibians Declining Under Climate Change," Jessica Marshall, Discovery News
02/04/08: "Unnatural Preservation: In the age of global warming, public-land managers face a stark choice: They can let national parks and other wildlands lose their most cherished wildlife. Or they can become gardeners and zookeepers," M. Martin Smith and Fiona Gow, High Country News
11/25/2005: "Climate Change Stalks Yosemite," Michelle Nijhuis, San Francisco Chronicle
10/17/2005: "The Ghosts of Yosemite," Michelle Nijhuis, High Country News
10/17/05: "In the Great Basin, scientists track global warming," Michelle Nijhius, High Country News

















