March 29, 2002

California Dunes May Be Reopened to Off-Road Vehicles

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By NICK MADIGAN New York Times F ederal officials are proposing reopening land that had been off limits to riders of dune buggies and other ...
March 24, 2002

A Fight to Protect Home on the Range

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By Rene Sanchez Washington Post The cowboys on Dave Fisher's ranch have an unwelcome new chore: They are wrangling to save a reptile....
February 19, 2002

History Captured Alive

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Dennis Casebier is an expert at oral histories Story by STUART KELLOGG Photo by LARA HARTLEY Victor Valley Daily Press D ennis Casebier, exe...
October 11, 2001

Dispute Over California Desert Range Turns On Ruling Conflict

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Livestock Weekly BARSTOW, Calif. — Federal officials and environmental activists contend that cattle are grazing in forbidden territory. O...
October 1, 2001

Siege of the Tortoise

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Fifth generation rancher Dave Fisher has worked the tough high desert country in the Mojave all his life. He is a champion to other cattle g...
August 19, 2001

An Asphalt Odyssey

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You can get your kicks and a big dose of kitsch on Route 66, where nostalgia and reality meet. Eastbound Route 66, Goffs, California (Chri...
July 12, 2001

East Mojave cattle ranchers get BLM hearing

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By TERI FIGUEROA Desert Dispatch BARSTOW — Desert ranchers struggling to keep their rights to graze cattle on federal lands will get the...
May 9, 2001

Preserve enacted to separate LA from Las Vegas

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Excerpt from "The US National Park Service's partnership parks: collaborative responses to middle landscapes" by Elisabeth M. ...
September 1, 2000

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REGIONAL REPORT ON NPCA'S WORK IN THE PARKS [excerpt] by Elizabeth G. Daerr National Parks * PACIFIC The Senate Energy and Natural Resou...
July 18, 2000

The Environmentalist Evil

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by David Holcberg Capitalism Magazine David Holcberg, a former civil engineer and businessman, is now a writer living in Southern California...
May 30, 2000

Requiem for a Telephone Booth

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The Internet helped turn a lone phone booth in the Mojave desert into a cult phenomenon--until the bureaucrats stepped in. The legendary Moj...
May 24, 2000

If a Phone Rings in the Desert...

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Leander Kahney http://www.wired.com/ What happens when a tourist attraction, in this case a phone booth in the middle of nowhere, becomes to...
May 23, 2000

Phone booth in desert disappears

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Mojave visitors can no longer phone home from a once famous communication site. By Keith Rogers Las Vegas Review-Journal The number for the ...
May 1, 2000

Bad Day at Black Rock

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Bryan’s Misguided Search for a Green-Approved Legacy by Gerald Hillier Nevada Journal S en. Richard Bryan's proposal to create a new Nat...