Sally Schilling

Sally Schilling

KQED Science intern Sally Schilling brings environmental conflicts to life by finding the people most affected by them. She’s recently told the stories of park rangers on the hunt for redwood burl poachers, and the accidental activists in Pittsburg who are fighting a proposed crude oil facility being built in their backyards. Sally is currently studying video journalism and investigative reporting at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. She grew up on an organic farm near Davis, Ca.

By Sally Schilling

Leaky Pipes Lose Billions of Gallons of Water Every Year in the Bay Area

San Francisco Wants to Know: Is Your Living Room Window Killing Migratory Birds?

California Isn't Just Dry -- It's Hot

How a Deadly Explosion 70 Years Ago Led to Integrating the Navy

How Efficient Is Your Sprinkler?

Why Poachers Are Raiding the Redwoods in Humboldt County

Why Poachers Are Raiding the Redwoods in Humboldt County

Berkeley Considers CO2 Warning Labels at Gas Pumps

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