Conserving the Desert – A Landscape of Politics and Beauty
By Jose Gonzalez, NewsTaco Imagine the desert—what comes to mind? The desert can easily lead to stereotypes: dry, hot, uninhabitable, barren and full of sand. But for those that have […]
Latino Workers on the Forefront of Sandy Recovery Efforts
By Javier Sierra, Huffington Post Latino Voices The first wave of destruction unleashed by Superstorm Sandy overwhelmed our senses with the fury of its wind and the rage of its […]
Latino Voices Supported California Coastal Conservation
By Jose Gonzalez, NewsTaco Good news for California’s coast: California has now completed its Marine Protected Areas (MPA) network. This is in addition to President Obama’s recent announcement for a […]
Getting more Latinos in the Outdoors
By Jose Gonzalez, NewsTaco This past week, a story via NPR highlighted another benefit of taking to the outdoors. The story referenced a study indicating how participation in nature activities […]