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Rebecca Lexa, Naturalist

Category: Climate Change

Why We Need to Care About Insects

Posted on July 20, 2023 by Rebecca Lexa

Some months back a study was released that demonstrates just how damaging climate change is to insects, particularly those in… Read more Why We Need to Care About Insects

How Clearcuts Cause Soil Erosion

Posted on April 1, 2023 by Rebecca Lexa

I live within sight of the Willapa Hills. This mountain range, a contemporary of the Oregon Coast Range, stretches from… Read more How Clearcuts Cause Soil Erosion

Climate Change Fuels Northwest Tree Die-back

Posted on March 13, 2023 by Rebecca Lexa

I’ve been living in the Pacific Northwest since 2006. I moved here in part because of the overall milder weather… Read more Climate Change Fuels Northwest Tree Die-back

Atmospheric Rivers and Drought: It’s More Complicated Than You Think

Posted on January 19, 2023 by Rebecca Lexa

In recent weeks, the West Coast has been hit with multiple atmospheric rivers and bomb cyclones, causing massive storms, torrential… Read more Atmospheric Rivers and Drought: It’s More Complicated Than You Think

As the World Falls Apart: Why Is Extinction Such a Big Deal?

Posted on November 16, 2022November 16, 2022 by Rebecca Lexa

You’ve probably seen headlines about how we are currently in the sixth mass extinction that the Earth has seen (though… Read more As the World Falls Apart: Why Is Extinction Such a Big Deal?

Why Forests Need Salmon

Posted on October 26, 2022November 17, 2022 by Rebecca Lexa

One of my favorite fall activities is to check local streams for salmon runs. Here in the Pacific Northwest, and… Read more Why Forests Need Salmon

Environmental Generational Amnesia: When We Forget Nature’s Past

Posted on October 13, 2022 by Rebecca Lexa

One of the most traumatic and formative experiences of my life occurred when I was thirteen years old. The woods… Read more Environmental Generational Amnesia: When We Forget Nature’s Past

Fight Climate Change–By Removing Invasive Species!

Posted on July 29, 2022 by Rebecca Lexa

Okay, I know I talk about invasive species a LOT here. A couple of weeks ago I posted about how… Read more Fight Climate Change–By Removing Invasive Species!

How Fireworks Harm Nature

Posted on June 28, 2022 by Rebecca Lexa

It’s that time of year again, when millions of Americans celebrate our country’s independence by buying tons of fireworks to… Read more How Fireworks Harm Nature

Invasive Species and Climate Change

Posted on May 31, 2022July 29, 2022 by Rebecca Lexa

I’ve spent years battling invasive species, particularly plants, with the goal of habitat restoration. It’s an imperfect process, of course.… Read more Invasive Species and Climate Change

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A large portion of Rebecca's work was developed on unceded Chinook territory. To learn how to help the Chinook Indian Nation regain federal recognition, please visit https://chinookjustice.org/.

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