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Recent Podcast

“,” New Books Network, January 7, 2023, online

“,” KSQD (Santa Cruz), online

“,” New Books on the America West podcast, December 2, 2022

Recent Interview

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Recent Video

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“,”&�Բ�����;Spectrum News, 5-6, 2021; online

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Recent Books

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Recent Anthologies

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Richard Harding Davis: The West from a Car-Window, Library of Texas series, (2006).

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Recent Articles & Chapters

“Pictures at an Exhibition: Rendering the Los Angeles River,” Eden: Quarterly Journal of the California Garden & Landscape History Society, 25:4, Fall 2022, 30-37. With Tilly Hinton.

“Walking in the Los Angeles River: An Immersive Experience,” Eden: Quarterly Journal of the California Garden & Landscape History Society, 25:3, Summer 2022, 30-39.

“Railroad Miles and Slash-Pine Seeds,” Forest Source, 27:4: April 2022, 1, 17.

“” Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 125:3, January 2022, 251-69.

“Architects of Smoke,” Forecast Journal, Issue 9: Sustainability, Winter 2022, 48-52.

“’Greed for Land’: W.W. Ashe and the Environmental Roots of the 1921 Flood in Central Texas,”&�Բ�����;Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 125:1, July 2021, 62-73.

“Reclamation Project: Rediscovering W. W. Ashe and the Origins of Watershed Stewardship,”&�Բ�����;Forest History Today, 26:1/2, Spring /Fall 2020, 40-49.

“Streetscape Environmentalism: Flood Control, Social Justice, and Political Power in San Antonio, 1921-1974,” in Miller and Crane, eds.,  (2019), 100-119.

“Future Imperfect: The Forest Service and Federal Land Management in a Climate-Charged Environment,” in Steve Wilent, ed., 193 Million Acres: Toward a Healthier and More Resilient US Forest Service (Bethesda MD: Society of American Foresters, 2019), 601-619.

“’Vast, Incredible Damage’: The US Forest Service and the Herbicide Wars,” in Janet Brodie, Vivien Hamilton and Brinda Sarathy, eds., Inevitably Toxic: Historical Perspectives on Contamination, Exposure, and Expertise, (Pittsburgh PA: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2018), 182-206. With James G. Lewis.

“Essential Landscape: An Environmental History of Chaparral Ecosystems in California,” in E.C. Underwood, et al., eds.Valuing Chaparral: Ecological, Social, and Management Perspectives, Springer Series on Environmental Management, (Springer, 2018), 123-40.

“Reading the Tea Leaves,” in Char Miller, ed., Where There’s Smoke: How Marijuana is Damaging the Environment and Transforming Politics (Lawrence KS: University Press of Kansas, 2018), 213-21. With Anthony Silvaggio.

“’This is Democracy Held Hostage’: Cannabis in the Capital,” in Char Miller, ed., Where There’s Smoke: How Marijuana is Damaging the Environment and Transforming Politics (Lawrence KS: University Press of Kansas, 2018), 185-98. With Karen August.

“Southern Exposure: Marijuana, Labor, and the Law in the Appalachians,” in Char Miller, ed., Where There’s Smoke: How Marijuana is Damaging the Environment and Transforming Politics (Lawrence KS: University Press of Kansas, 2018), 127-35. With Hawes Spencer.

Recent Documentaries

“,” Ann Kaneko, premiered at BigSky Film Festival, February 26, 2021.

Bring Your Own Brigade, Lucy Walker Films (2021); Selected for Sundance Film Festival. Premiered January 29, 2021.

, ShivHans Pictures, 2021. Premiered January 14, 2021.

America's First Forest: Carl Schenck and the Biltmore Forest School (Bonesteel Films/PBS, 2016)

The Big Burn (PBS: American Experience, 2015)