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Michael J. Miller, Ph.D.

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Vaquita’s fate a metaphor for the planet

Vaquita’s fate a metaphor for the planet

By Michael Miller For most of us, terms like “critically endangered” and “mass extinction” are mere abstractions. They are realities … Continue reading Vaquita’s fate a metaphor for the planet

Rugged roads & last legs: Return from the Baja tip

Sea, Sky & Sand

Rugged roads & last legs: Return from the Baja tip

At Cabo Pulmo we were just inside the Tropic of Cancer. We woke up on New Year’s Day in our … Continue reading Rugged roads & last legs: Return from the Baja tip

Traversing God’s finger: The first leg down the Baja

Sea, Sky & Sand

Traversing God’s finger: The first leg down the Baja

We finally decided we could devote our winter break to driving down the Baja Peninsula. It would be a 15-day … Continue reading Traversing God’s finger: The first leg down the Baja

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