Erin Rode is a Contributing Los Angeles Outdoors Editor at SFGATE. With a focus on climate change and environmental issues, she has extensively reported on topics related to natural resources, climate policy, and the intersection of travel and the environment. Erin's work has been featured in notable publications including USA TODAY, The New York Times, and Inside Climate News.
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Erin Rode's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and weather-related events in the Palm Springs area of California. She also covers topics related to the Salton Sea and Coachella Valley. Given her focus on local announcements and evolving stories, she may be interested in pitches regarding upcoming political events or developments within Palm Springs city council or other local governments.
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The closures include popular family destinations Castaic Lake and Santa Fe Dam.
By: Erin Rode
Starting this weekend, several hiking areas are set to be closed indefinitely in Riverside County due to fire risk.
Over 1,300 different sea spiders are found deep underwater in the ocean.
The future of public lands in Southern California remains a question mark.
California is home to nearly 6,000 cabins within national forests.
Thousands of dead or hazardous trees are removed from LA's streets each year.
Fires broke out near Banning, Hesperia and Jurupa Valley in recent weeks.
In the Mojave Desert, bighorn sheep rely on water hauled in by volunteers.
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