Rex Ziak calls for protecting the watershed providing Naselle's drinking water.
Dr. Pyle traveled to Chile recently (February 2025) to research a sequel to his novel, Magdalena Mountain. The first book involves an all-black butterfly called the Magdalena Alpine, which much affects the plot of the High Rockies tale. The sequel, The Silver Satyr, also calls upon a butterfly to moderate the action, which this time takes place in the High Andes. Here is that stunning butterfly, all silver above, caught, examined, and released unharmed; and Dr. Pyle with his field companion, César Fuentes Carvajal, at the wild and spectacular Embalse El Yeso.
Krist Novoselić wrote this article for County Highway. It's a glimpse into how he set on his musical journey, as a youngster. County Highway is a traditional newspaper. The paper, in a previous edition, also covered Dr. Pyle. We enjoy the writing County Highway has to offer.
Campfire's Edge Podcast: Crossing the Dark Divide With Robert Michael Pyle.