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Woolsey Scars Show Ecological Recovery, Even as Fire Frequency Rises

November 8, 2019 by Marisa Dragos

Plants in the Santa Monica Mountains are still recovering from Woolsey and the process will take at least another decade.

Uncovering the Biology Behind the Woolsey Fire

November 25, 2018 by Christian Sanchez

Photo by Jenna Gaertner    In the afternoon of Nov. 8, the Woolsey fire began its rampage on the Santa Monica Mountains. A combination of high winds, low humidity and drought conditions led to the burning of over 800 structures and almost 100,000 acres, which included 83 percent of Santa Monica Mountain federal parkland, according […]

When it Rains Los Angeles is Floored

March 22, 2018 by Duncan Hilby

Graphic by Nate Barton I have friends from across the United States who enjoy the rain. They make a cup of their favorite coffee or tea, put on a cozy sweater and blanket and then sit on a covered porch and enjoy the atmosphere. They’ve created a wonderful memory of the rain that will last […]

Plaza Fountain Turns On After University Decision

February 21, 2017 by Sebastian Lopez Barba

Photo by Terra Atwood The fountain in Joslyn Plaza is back on, as of Feb. 14, after being shut off for the past three years. Pepperdine shut down all 12 recirculating water features and fountains in 2014 to conserve water in an effort against the drought. Since then, the fountains at Heroes Garden, and now […]

Arborists Deem Coral Tree ‘a Risk’

February 2, 2016 by Christopher Chen

Photos by Zach Le Pepperdine’s Department of Facilities Services removed the tree near the Sandbar from the campus over winter break. According to Director of Facilities Services Carly Mischke, the Department removed the large tree near the Sandbar after arborists informed Mischke that the tree was unhealthy. The coral tree was one of many trees […]

Drought Exacerbates Wildfire Concerns

October 1, 2015 by Rachel Littauer

Photo courtesy of Pepperdine Graphic A brush fire was contained Sunday at 3000 Rambla Pacifico in Malibu, according to Inspector David Dantic of the Los Angeles Fire Department. Personnel were dispatched at 4:37 p.m. to reports of a brush fire and arrived on the scene at 4:42 p.m. The report noted the incident as a […]

Rethink Your Water Use

August 28, 2015 by Chris Molina

Conserving water depends on us all.

Pepperdine Increases Water Conservation Due to Drought

February 25, 2015 by Amanda Salz

Photo by Allison Hubbard In response to California Gov. Jerry Brown’s January 2014 declaration that the statewide drought is in a State of Emergency and the government’s continuous call on communities to conserve water, many California universities are increasing their sustainable water practices. Pepperdine — which is listed as one of the Princeton Review’s 323 […]

I Pledge to Save Water and Keep My Car Dirty

September 22, 2014 by JB Maza

Art by Chris Chen My truck is filthy. There is a layer of grime covering my Toyota Tacoma from bumper to bumper. But I am proud of my dirty car. Why? Because I am conserving water. I pledge not to wash my dirty truck for six months. I call all of you, yes you, to […]

Acknowledge our planetary predicament

February 15, 2014 by Melissa Hurtado

The disconnect between humans and the happenings in the environment.

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