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The April/May 2010 Issue - Our annual Desert Ecology Issue
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Now you can read all of
The Sun Runner online!
Just click on the cover to the left!
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Explore the footprint left by humanity on the desert as we begin our investigation into the impact of “green” energy projects fast-tracked for the desert with The
Sun Shines on Aztlan, a look at how one proposed solar power project in the Blythe area may destroy indigenous geoglyphs.
Read, The Blood of Ricka McGuire, Cynthia Anderson’s coverage of the conference on Climate Change and the California Deserts, Pat Flanagan on Return on Investment, and much more as we cover desert artists, camels wandering the Southwest, Coachella Valley music news from Ed Munson and hi-desert music news from Judy Wishart, David Brown & Pasquali, desert dining with Ed Munson, Off the Grid with Michael Armstrong, Linda Saholt on Native American veterans and the Wall that Heals, the California Deserts Visitors Association Calendar,
and so much more!
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Need to search the Internet?
Click below to use GoodSearch and every search you do will help fund the Hospice of the Morongo Basin!
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Don’t miss our exclusive online features!
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Welcome to the online den of The Sun Runner Magazine, The Magazine of the Real California Desert. We’re
based in Joshua Tree, California, in the Mojave Desert near Joshua Tree National Park, the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, and the neighboring hi-desert communities of Twentynine Palms, Yucca
Valley, Morongo Valley, Landers, Wonder Valley, Johnson Valley and Pioneertown, collectively known as the Morongo Basin
and/or the hi-desert (not the “high” desert, like Lancaster and Palmdale).
The Sun Runner Magazine covers the entire California desert region, from Death Valley to Calexico, the Colorado River to the passes at Tehachapi and Banning.
Now in our 15th year of publishing, we
have grown to cover, and are distributed throughout, the California deserts, reaching more than 36,000 print readers each issue, from El Centro to Ridgecrest - and beyond.
We are the only California deserts-wide media, and we are homegrown, and independent.
We are passionately of, by, & for the desert, and we’ve been that way since we began publishing in January,
1995. And it doesn’t look like we’re getting any less that way in the 21st Century. Thanks for stopping by.....
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Receive the full print version of The Sun Runner Magazine in your mailbox: Only $22/year! You’ll find lots of things that we don’t publish on our web site (each issue is packed full of arts & entertainment news, stories, columns, photos, humor, desert natural & cultural history), especially designed for those folks who like to hold the literature of desert life in their hands and read at their leisure. [International subscriptions: $38/year.]
For a limited time - discounted gift subscriptions (new subscribers, US only) are available.
Perfect for holiday gifts, or for anyone who loves the California deserts. Subscribe below, and provide full gift address information. Thank you for your support!
For a limited time - buy one year subscriptions for yourself or as a gift and get the second year free!
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Two Year Subscription (US Only), or One Year International Subscription - $38.00
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The Sun Runner Magazine
PO Box 2171., Joshua Tree, CA 92252
(760)820-1222
Please bookmark our web address:
www.thesunrunner.com |
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