The Guzzler
guz·zler /'g&z-l&r, / noun — a man-made catch basin designed to enhance natural waters
March 25, 2005
Federal Plans Aim to Control Use of the Desert
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Development and off-road use in the Mojave and Algodones Dunes would increase. Critics threaten to sue. By Janet Wilson and Julie Cart, Staf...
March 17, 2005
Don’t Mince Birds
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Wind power for Los Angeles faces down a new foe Judith Lewis LA Weekly It began with a fanfare that fast became a public-relations nightmare...
March 6, 2005
Tensions high in the preserve
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Gun incident highlights residents' animosity toward the National Park Service By KELLY DONOVAN & IAN MORRISON / Staff Writers Victor...
March 4, 2005
Response to "Water Fight in the Mojave"
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Attention: Letters to the Los Angeles Times editor For the Record editor Julie Cart's story, "Water Fight in the Mojave," in...
Water Fight in the Mojave
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U.S. Sides With Hunters, Who Clash With Naturalists on Well Issue By Julie Cart, Staff Writer Los Angeles Times A quarrel over waterholes in...
March 2, 2005
Groups file suit to stop well project
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by Jim Matthews San Bernardino Sun This is utterly baffling. Two highly respected environmental groups apparently have been duped into filin...
Lawsuit aims to halt guzzlers
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Environmentalist groups upset about artificial water sources in Mojave National Preserve By KELLY DONOVAN/Staff Writer Victorville Daily Pre...
March 1, 2005
ARTIFICIAL WATERING THREATENS MOJAVE WILDLIFE
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Political Appointees at Interior Vetoed Park Objections; Lawsuit Filed Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility News Release (www.p...
February 22, 2005
Guzzlers for Mule Deer in Mojave National Preserve
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By Keith Lair, Staff Writer San Gabriel Valley Tribune - West Covina, CA Safari Club International received permission from the Department o...
February 21, 2005
Rancher wins big in libel suit against enviros
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by Mitch Tobin High Country News Calling itself "nature’s legal eagles," the Center for Biological Diversity has earned a national...
February 12, 2005
In the footprints of dinosaurs
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By: RUTH MARVIN WEBSTER [San Diego] North County Times In a remote northeastern corner of the Mojave Desert lie slabs of sandstone embedded ...
January 22, 2005
USGS kills hopes of plentiful water in Joshua Tree
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JOSHUA TREE - Think Joshua Tree's got plentiful groundwater? Think again. By Sara Munro Hi-Desert Star Mojave Water Agency Water Deliver...
January 14, 2005
Woman giving up in battle over Mojave land
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LEAVING: A long eviction fight with federal authorities is nearing an end for Connie Connelly. By MICHAEL FISHER / The Press-Enterprise (Riv...
December 30, 2004
Thieves steal artifacts from Mojave desert museum
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Associated Press Historic Auto club signs stolen from the Daggett Museum. DAGGETT, Calif. - A break-in discovered Christmas Day has robbed ...
December 14, 2004
Historian Lowe, member of pioneer family, dies
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Celesta Lowe was not only a descendant of a pioneering Nevada family, she lived Nevada history and chronicled what she learned of growing up...
November 1, 2004
Tug of Wear Over Desert Homestead Shanties
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Russell Scofield of the federal Bureau of Land Management visits an abandoned cabin in Wonder Valley. (Irfan Khan / LAT) By Hugo Martín Los ...
October 27, 2004
The Man Behind the Land
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COLUMN ONE David Gelbaum has shunned publicity while giving millions to preserve California wilderness and teach youths about nature. By Ken...
October 20, 2004
They're All Over the Map
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COLUMN ONE The Auto Club's intrepid cartographers traverse the rural Southwest cataloging the uncharted features of a changing landscape...
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