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Author:
Krystal Abrams
Bee City Eugene – what’s next?
September 24, 2018
By becoming a Bee City, The City of Eugene has formally acknowledged the importance of pollinators to healthy ecosystems and…
From Despair to Action: A Climate Activist Leader in the Making
September 18, 2018
Last November, I took my daughter to see 350.org’s community showing of Al Gore’s climate change film, An Inconvenient Sequel:…
STORIES FROM THE FIELD: Public comment needed to protect children from air toxics
August 3, 2018
I wanted to share my story with you with the hope that it will inspire you to take action. I…
Counting on pollinators to return
June 27, 2018
While working alongside other local naturalists and bee-enthusiasts at the 2nd Annual Bee Count, I was thrilled to discover that…
Protect Oregon’s bees and have a good time doing it!
June 6, 2018
Important action is being taken across our state to protect honey bees. However, the public is less aware of the…
Farm Worker Rights in the Age of Trump
May 24, 2017
Oregon has over 300 registered farm worker housing camps and another 200 unregistered camps. Most of these camps are located…
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