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Preserving Traditions
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- On this edition of Bay Area Bountiful, we explore some of the traditions of native people and their...
The Basket Weavers
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- The Pomo basket-weaving tradition in Northern California has been passed down for generations. But d...
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Tracking SF’s coyotes from the Presidio to Bernal Hill
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- Max Brimelow and Miki Katoni track coyotes traveling in the Bernal Hill area and elsewhere in San Fr...
Border Air
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- Pedro Cota uncovers a story at the intersection of immigration and environmental health. Long lines...
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Grow Rules
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- Pedro Cota and Kristen Hwang explore the dark side of some marijuana cultivation. Illegal growers ar...
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The Last Straw
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- Julian Jordan presents a jarring short film that expresses the problems, causes, and effects of plas...
Bay Area Bountiful: Student Environmental Film Festival
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- On this edition of BAY AREA BOUNTIFUL, we present a student environmental film festival. First, we l...
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Bay Area Bountiful: Sustainable Landscapes
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- The already arid climate of Northern California is further challenged by the effects of climate chan...
Environment
Should California Restrict Building in High-Risk Fire Areas?
In her recent article, entitled “Fire Amnesia”, Felicity Barringer from the Bill Lane Center for the American West, argues that Californians are resistant to policies that would limit building in high-risk fire areas. KRCB’s Adia White spoke with Barringer about the role of local government in protecting communities from fire. (Image: Remains of a home in Paradise, CA. Credit: California National Guard.)
Environment
The Center for Environmental Reporting
Northern California Public Media’s Center for Environmental Reporting brings together television, radio, and digital reporting resources to cover the environmental issues important to the Bay Area. In addition, the Center mentors student reporters within a multi-media production unit to gain the…
Environment
Board of Supervisors Approves $11 Million For Joe Rodota Trail Encampment
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved over 11 million dollars last week to help shelter more than 200 residents camped along the Joe Rodota Trail. KRCB’s Adia White spoke with County Supervisors Lynda Hopkins and Susan Gorin about the plan. (Image: The Joe Rodota Trail. Credit: Wikimedia…
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