Russ Bradley, Farallon program manager here, out on the island to cover for winter biologist Ryan Berger on his break. It’s always a treat for me to come to the island in the winter – as most of my over 1550 days out here have been spent in the summertime. It’s a nice contrast from
Month: January 2015
Los Farallones
Los Farallones
Water Harvesting & New Arrival!
In my opinion, life on SEFI is very rewarding and satisfying. Every day is busy – we work hard and have a variety of tasks to accomplish. We may be a small community of people but we get along quite well. We make nearly all of our meals from scratch. Most of our waste is
Winter Storms and Island Erosion
“You’ll smell it before you see it” I was told on board the Freda B while we sailed towards the South Farallon Islands. As we approached our soon to be home, the smell of the island drifted amongst us but all I could see was the thick wall of fog in front of me. Suddenly,
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