Thank you to Sebastopol Regional Library for hosting our recent book talk, and tx to all who attended! 📚🌊🪸 We're donating book sale proceeds from this event to the Endangered White Abalone Project. For those who couldn't attend, learn more here: 👉 give.ucdavis.edu/BOML/BMLABAL

Happy #IndependentBookstoreDay ! If you're in the Petaluma area in CA, Copperfield's Books Books Petaluma has signed copies of AT EVERY DEPTH ready for you ... wherever you are, today and every day, please support your independent book sellers! Independent Bookstore Day #IndieBookstoreDay 🌊📚🪸🐟

When you've got an itch your flippers just can't reach, it's time to improvise. Our new Horseshoe Cove webcam (still in the testing phase) caught this beachgoer indulging in a good backscratch. 🦭 #Harborseals

I was part of a Climate Week event last night and promised to repost this free download and here it is: my endeavor to help everyone and anyone find a way to be a climate activist in ways that work for their resources, limits, and proclivities.

Penguins of the world. Each one is precious 🐧🌍💙 #WorldPenguinDay

Thank you for your thoughtful review, Steven!

Your reviews matter ... sharing thoughts on Amazon Books (or Goodreads) has the potential to leave a lasting impression long after a book's release, drawing in new readers! 🌊

Leave a review: 👉 buff.ly/4aQKSgr #review

Friends in the Sebastopol, CA area, please RSVP to join us for an author talk with Dr. Tessa Hill, happening in-person at Sebastopol Regional Library on Sunday, April 28th at 2pm. #AtEveryDepth #NewBooks 🐟📚🪸

Details & link to RSVP: 👉 bit.ly/3UfG52r

‘Earth Day’ is EVERYDAY under Indigenous stewardship. We are the protectors of 80% of the world’s biodiversity and the caretakers for Mother Earth and all living relatives. Return Indigenous lands to Indigenohs hands!

Happy Earth Day! Here are a few things you can do to help our planet. oceanservice.noaa.gov/ocean/earthday…
#EarthDayNOAA

#EarthDay was largely inspired by Rachel Carson's book 'Silent Spring.' Here is the bittersweet story behind how and why she wrote it: themarginalian.org/2017/01/27/rac…

Epigraph to Orwell's Roses, because it's such a brilliant reminder that warnings are not prophesies of doom: their premise is that we are deciding the future with what we do or fail to do in the present. That we have choices.

Eight million species live on our planet. One million are now facing extinction. One species can take action 🌍🐼🪸 #EarthDay