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Buzzing with insects and other reservoir wildlife, the stream has still not fully returned to pre-drought levels. California as a whole is still far from done with its drought; 98 percent of the state is still considered to have severe drought conditions.

Phoenix Lake revisited

Chris Vargelis
June 8, 2022
Six ways Redwood Giants can spend their summer

Six ways Redwood Giants can spend their summer

Lily Reese
June 5, 2022
Senior Bella Segovia soars to success as a part of the inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts

Senior Bella Segovia soars to success as a part of the inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts

Charlotte DeForrest
March 18, 2021
Redwood’s Backpacking Club blazes trails while connecting new members online

Redwood’s Backpacking Club blazes trails while connecting new members online

Charlotte DeForrest
February 12, 2021
From left to right: Rachel Mueller, Caroline Reidy, Lucas Tress.

The National Outdoor Leadership School teaches students important life lessons through nature

Charlotte DeForrest
December 11, 2019
stunning Inkwells swimming Hole

Waterfalls and swimming holes: the natural pools of Marin County

Emma Carpenter
April 17, 2018
Taking a break from a long day of backpacking, Senior Anna Martin sits near Joshua Tree

Transitioning back from TEAM

Natalie Cerf
September 14, 2017
OVERLOOKING THE SAN Francisco Bay, Ring Mountain offers beautiful views and landscape and is more suited for beginning hikers.

Beauty in the Bay: exploring the best trails in Marin

Kaelin Kragh
May 29, 2017
Arriving at the top of Nevada Falls, students of the music department pose together before beginning the long trek down. The musicians spent a weekend hiking together in order to enhance bonds within the class.

Music department jams at Yosemite National Park

Emily Cerf
April 6, 2016
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