Food Matters

Taking a peek at our edible landscape

Thursday, May 15, 2008

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CURRENT PROJECTS

In addition to being a freelance reporter, I have a bunch of other projects going on! Flowers of Marin is a daily botany blog, and The Story Shed is an oral history project being aired on community radio station KWMR, where I also DJ a late night music program, Monday Night Mixtape.

And, for selected stories, photographs and other news visit my website!

Jacoba Charles: Inverness, CA, United States; Freelance journalist and photographer based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. See www.jacobacharles.com

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Food sites:

Edible Communities
Sustainable Agriculture Education
Organic Farming Research Foundation
Food Routes
Community Alliance with Family Farms
Slow Food USA
Marin Organic

More about the reporter

http://www.jacobacharles.com

Article selection

MARIN MAG: The wildfire next time
SALON: Will the salmon be back in 2009?
PLENTY: Radiating roads capturing asphalt's heat for power
PLENTY: San Francisco closes the lid on garbage
THEME: To zero gravity and beyond
Ranchland to cash in on carbon
Feral bees in business
Uncertain future of seeds
A literary angle on art
Painter evokes raw, rough West
Art born out of artifacts
Stegner conference
Point Reyes gym too toxic for content
Carbon-happy West Marin
Bolinas farms cede stream rights to coho
First release of birds after oil spill
Non-native beachgrass thwarts dunes drift
Beaches closed to volunteers
Threats of oil pollution suspend oyster harvest
President Gale steps down
Bolinas composer tuned in, turned on, dropped out
Tagged godwit flaps the globe
What will happen to our cattle if the slaughterhouse is gone?
Demand for ethanol raises cost of feed
Green light bulbs use heavy metal
Fish-friendly roads
NYT: Longtime Emblems of City Roofs, Still Going Strong