Society of Environmental Journalists P.O.BOX 2492 Jenkintown, PA 19046 Forwarding Service Requested


Lake Oroville in drought (2014),


courtesy of Kelly M. Grow, California Department of Water Resources


THE SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISTS


SEJ is a lively educational membership association of 1,250 journalists, educators and students in the US, Canada and 43 other countries. Founded in 1990, SEJ’s purpose is to advance public understanding of environment-related issues improv-


ing the quality, viability and reach of coverage on all media platforms. The organization engages, educates and empowers journalists through member-led conferences, tours and training events, publications, awards, story grants from the Fund for Environmental Journal- ism and Freedom of Information WatchDog. Please visit WWW.SEJ.ORG to learn more, contribute and get involved.


CAPITAL PUBLIC RADIO


Capital Public Radio is much


And it never failed that during the dry years the people forgot about the rich years, and during the wet years they lost all memory of the dry years.


It was always that way. John Steinbeck, East of Eden


Cover images courtesy of: Jay Mather UC Davis


Florence Lo, California Department of Water Resources


Andrew Nixon, Capital Public Radio


more than a radio station. It’s where our community comes to listen to each other. News, music, public affairs, documentaries – we’re the source for stories that define our times, and ideas that link us to each other. CapRadio is your home for national news from NPR and our own programs from the Sacramento region and western Nevada. Seven frequencies, hun- dreds of thousands of listeners and one mission: to build stronger communities by listening deeper. We’re member-supported radio, and we’re listening. WWW.CAPRADIO.ORG


UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS


UC Davis is the home of the Aggies


— go-getters, change makers and problem solvers who make their mark at one of the top public universities in the United States. Ranked first in the world for agriculture and veterinary medicine, UC Davis is known for standout academics, sustainability and valuing the Northern California lifestyle. These themes are woven into its 100-plus-year history and reputation for solving problems related to food, health, the environment and society. The university’s 5,300-acre campus is in the city of Davis, a vibrant college town of about 68,000 located in Yolo County. The state capital is 20 minutes away, and world-class destinations such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Lake Tahoe and the Napa Valley are within a two-hour drive.


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