Robert Bernstein

Robert details a recent Humanist Society lecture on the cultural evolution of innovation and revolution.

Robert details two hikes in the New Year: UCSB North Campus Reserve and Inspiration Point.

Robert details the December 10th celebration by the Humanist Society of Human Rights Day.

Robert follows the self-guided holiday lights tour for a festive evening of bright fun.

Robert recaps a festive trip to Ventura for the Holidays in your Car Light Show.

"Cultural Evolution: The Darwinian Basis of Change and Innovation and Why it is Important" was the title of our latest Humanist Society of Santa Barbara talk.

Robert visited the new Museum of Sensory and Movement Experiences in the La Cumbre Plaza.

Robert shares what a Halloween in Santa Barbara is like during COVID-19.

Robert shares a recap of the Humanist Society's latest presentation on the spectrum of belief from non-believer to believer. 

Robert shares some insight on Proposition 21 that's on the local ballot.

"Climate Literacy Tool Kit" was the title of the latest Humanist Society of Santa Barbara presentation given by Caltech-trained physicist Mark Boslough.

Robert captured photos of a large gopher snake near the Sandpiper Golf Course.

The latest Humanist Society virtual meeting featured Bruce Gleason's talk on all things magical, mystical, and totally useless.

On Tuesday night Robert headed up to Camino Cielo to watch the Perseid Meteors.

Robert is fascinated by locals playing a game of beer pong, except, it isn't beer pong.

Robert shares a recap of a recent Humanist Society virtual lecture on policing reform.

Robert shares his experiencing photographing Comet Neowise this past weekend.

What would you call it if someone caused you to lose your home of 31 years through no fault of your own? If that person disrupted every aspect of your life and cost you large sums of money?

Saturday marks the 30th anniversary of the Painted Cave Fire that destroyed 4,900 acres, 641 structures, and took one life.

Robert shares photos of activism and protest signs throughout the Isla Vista community supporting Black Lives Matter.

The Santa Barbara Summer Solstice Parade is another COVID-19 casualty this year, but the parade will live on in virtual form.

Robert scouted Tangerine Falls for the first time since before the 2017 Thomas Fire and 2018 Debris Flow.

Memorial Day weekend was a bit different than usual this year, but things were also opened up more than they had been in recent weeks.

Robert traveled up to Knapp's Castle to look at some recent construction.

Robert recaps the Humanist Society's latest virtual presentation and discussion.

Robert was mesmerized by wind surfers off the coast of Isla Vista.

Robert shares photos from a Sierra Club hike to Gibraltar in January.

Arlington Peak is one of the most visible rock formations in the Santa Barbara area, many people refer to this formation as "Cathedral Peak" because it looks a bit like an array of pipe organ pipes

Robert visited Grass Mountain and Figueroa Mountain to check out the local wildflowers.

The April Humanist Society meeting with Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson was held virtually to disucss the COVID-19 shutdown.