Where There Once Was Water

This morning was pretty damn magical. Check out my view, and my crew, in the Tribune! 😉

https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/weather-news/article272602828.html

Snow turns Carrizo Plain into an arctic landscape of white. See the photos Photographer Brittany App captured the remarkable scene as dawn broke Saturday in eastern SLO County.

https://mailchi.mp/173cae1fd309/screening-in-santa-barbara-update

Screening in Santa Barbara : UPDATE

UPDATE : Hi All. Unfortunately this screening has been cancelled. 😢 (not my decision). I’m way bummed. Sending you love!
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Hey Santa Barbara! I'm looking at you. 😉 Come on out and see Where There Once Was Water, in person, at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History on Feb 23rd.
(I'll be there too, and we'll do a Q&A after the screening, yay!)

February 23rd | Where There Once Was Water with Filmmaker Brittany App — Wildling Museum Where There Once Was Water (2021) is a documentary centered on sustainable and healing solutions, a song for the sacred in all of us. It looks at the global water crisis from the driest of places, finding hope and resilience in the Navajo Nation. Join Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History and the

Lake Powell, the 2nd-largest reservoir in the U.S., now stands at 26% of capacity, its lowest point since being filled in the mid-60s. On Aug. 22, the surface elevation was 3,533.3 feet, more than 166 feet below full pool. These natural-color Landsat images show the lake in summer 2017 vs. summer 2022. https://go.nasa.gov/3Co7DKy