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Depth of Field: Jeff Kan Lee
After working for more than 45 years as a photojournalist, Jeff Kan Lee still finds joy in documenting and giving back to the community in his retirement.
Environment
Bay Area Bountiful: Winter Wild
Bay Area Bountiful brings you to the wild side of winter in our first episode of season six, Winter Wild.
Science & Health
Science for Kids and Families
Peer into the world of wildlife with Critter Cam and learn from the host Tracey Simmons as they explore and explain wildlife facts of all sorts of creatures from butterflies and bobcats to owls and otters. WATCH VIDEOS
Television
Silent Witness: Lift Up Your Hearts, Part One
Monday, January 17 at 9 pm on KPJK TV. After a teenage boy is killed in a meth lab explosion, his head teacher resolves to confront the drug dealers preying on his community. Dangerous batches of new drugs are hitting the streets and the effects are evident to Nikki, Jack, Clarissa, and Thomas, as…
Local News
Tsunami advisory issued for Sonoma Coast
A tsunami advisory went into effect this morning for the entire California coast, including the San Francisco Bay and Sonoma Coast. An undersea volcano in the Tongan islands erupted shortly before…
Students bail from class as H.S. name fray goes on
What's in a name? That which we call a school by another name...can turn sour. Hundreds of students poured from the doors of a Sebastopol high school Friday, ending school after third period. It…
A virtual MLK celebration in Sonoma County planned for Sunday
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration Committee is holding its forty-first celebration honoring the legacy of Dr. King with a virtual community-wide event. This year acknowledges the King…
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- After working for more than 45 years as a photojournalist, Jeff Kan Lee still finds joy in documenting and giving back to the community in his retirement. From hobbyist to pr of essional, photographers strive to create images that reveal something about the world we all share. Whether capturing beau...
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- Season six of Bay Area Bountiful brings you to the wild side of winter in our first episode, Winter Wild. In the next edition of Bay Area Bountiful, discover how the changing season impacts the natural patterns of wild creatures from the sky to the soil. We’ll see why the Bay Area plays an important...
- Young artists Tobias and Sharay are part of the Fuego Youth Leadership Program at The Crucible in Oakland. After being mentored by adult artists, Fuego youth leaders instruct their peers in industrial arts like welding and glass flameworking. With an emphasis on creativity, self-expression and safet...
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- The San Francisco Chapter of the Swedish Women's Educational Association holds a festive Christmas Fair every year, this season in Palo Alto. It is the place to find all things Swedish: from crafts, to decorations, to food and music. A highpoint is the traditional Sankta Lucia procession of youth in...
- A Bay Area treasure since the Sixties, TrainTown brings the art of model railroading to a new level. Passengers on this scaled-down train take a 30-minute journey through tunnels and across bridges to visit a miniature town. All have been carefully designed to delight the senses and spark the imagin...
- With a name that means "Tribute," Parangal Dance Company’s mission is to honor Philippine heritage by preserving and promoting ethnic attire, music, and dance through research, workshops, and performances. They serve as a bridge connecting Filipino Americans to their roots to give them a sense of pr...
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- Although we have experienced a lot of rainfall recently, it's still very important to conserve as much water as possible. Grant Davis, General Manager of Sonoma Water, explains further. Drought is here. Save water.
- Aunque hemos experimentado muchas lluvias recientemente, sigue siendo muy importante conservar la mayor cantidad de agua posible. Grant Davis, Gerente General de Sonoma Water, explica más a fondo. La sequía está aquí. Ahorre agua.
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- Las dos fuentes primarias de agua para nuestra comunidad son las aguas superficiales – del Río ruso y nuestras presas – y las aguas subterráneas – el agua almacenada abajo de la tierra en los acuíferos. Durante una sequía, cuando el agua de la superficie se está agotando, muchas casas, empresas e in...
- Two primary sources of water for our community are surface water – like from the Russian River and our reservoirs – and groundwater – water stored underground in aquifers. During a drought, when surface water is running low, many homes, businesses, and even farms may start to rely more on groundwate...
- Our community has worked together to save water during periods of drought. It is important to follow these permanent water restrictions that the state of California has implemented. Drought is here. Save water.
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- Nuestra comunidad se ha unido para ahorrar agua durante los períodos de sequía. Es importante seguir estas restricciones de agua permanentes que el estado de California ha implementado. La sequía está aquí. Ahorre agua.
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- Es importante checar si los sistemas de riego tienen fugas, obstrucciones o programaciones incorrectas, resultando en el desperdicio de agua. Usted puede conseguir consejos de un jardinero capacitado en el uso eficiente de agua en la programación del sistema de riego. La sequía está aquí. Ahorre agu...
- It is important to check your irrigation systems for leaks, clogs, or incorrect scheduling – all of which could lead to water waste. You can get advice from a qualified water efficient landscaper on how to effectively scale back your irrigation scheduling. Drought is here. Save water.
- Tune in Tuesday, November 30 @ 9:00pm on KRCB TV, and Wednesday, December 1 @ 7:00pm on KPJK TV for Bay Area Bountiful: Women in Wine! The holiday season is here, and a great way to say thank you and bring some cheer is with an unforgettable tasting experience. Surprise your loved ones or the wine e...
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- Stepping into Alicia N. Ponzio's North Beach, San Francisco studio is a little like time traveling to a renaissance European workshop. With daylight streaming in through high windows, paintings on easels are punctuated everywhere by sculptures, both finished and in progress. Traditionally trained as...
- James Morgan, Dwayne Morgan and Walter Morgan Jr. are The Sons of the Soul Revivers, who have been singing gospel music together with family in the Bay Area since they were kids. Inspired by deep faith, their music is generated out of both devotion and celebration. They have brought their engaging p...
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- In the tidal marshes at San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge, research ecologist Karen Thorne, PhD and biologist Chase Freeman, from the USGS Western Ecological Research Center, study how quickly sediment accumulates in the marshland over time. They use a surface elevation table (SET), a device th...
- Dr. Sajeemas "Mint" Pasakdee is a University of California Cooperative Extension master gardener. Her passion is studying the amazing microscopic world of the soil food web: the complex interaction of plants and animals that are the foundation of rich soil that healthy plants depend on. Special than...
- Loren Poncia discovered the powers of carbon sequestration after partnering with the Marin Carbon Project a decade ago. After learning from the environmental stewardship program, Poncia has continued to implement carbon farming practices at Stemple Creek Ranch. Since incorporating compost at the ran...
- Kevin Lunny founded West Marin Compost after realizing the local need to recycle organic materials from the area into nutrient-rich and biologically active soil amendments which could be placed right back into the land in Marin County. Lunny's creation of the composting facility filled a void in the...
- Jack Chambers co-founded the Sonoma Valley Worm Farm a quarter of a century ago after a surprising discovery in his home garden's compost bin. The composting worms he had bought from a local bait worm farm had processed his compost pile into a refined and nutrient-dense soil––vermicompost. Ever sinc...
- In the tidal marshes at San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge, research ecologist Karen Thorne, PhD and biologist Chase Freeman, from the USGS Western Ecological Research Center, study how quickly sediment accumulates in the marshland over time. They use a surface elevation table (SET), a device th...
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- In this edition of Bay Area Bountiful, we dig below Earth’s surface to get the dirt on what it takes to make healthy soils. We learn about the impacts of soil salinity, why composting and carbon sequestering are vital, how soils can retain more water and recharge subterranean aquifers, and what the...
