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Environment
North Bay Farm Shows Some Agriculture Can Help the Earth
The Global Climate Action Summit just concluded last week in San Francisco. One of the topics brought up, was severe habitat loss across the State of California. According to the University of California Davis, over a quarter of California’s land mass is used for agriculture. This leaves little space for bugs, birds and other animals. KRCB reporter Adia White visited DaVero Family Farms and Winery to find out how the farm is hoping to bring back some of California’s natural habitat while…
Arts & Culture
"Reflections After the Fire" Aims to Ease Trauma Through Art
Sonoma State University is hosting an art exhibit on the aftermath of October’s wildfires. These pieces are displayed in the campus’ library gallery. KRCB’s Adia White went to see the exhibit, titled “Reflections After the Fire”. She tells us how it’s intended to help our community cope with trauma. Jerry Dodrill took photographs of lawn sculptures spared by the fires. Photo Credit: Adia WhiteTawnya Lively's Mosaic Work. Photo Credit: Adia White
Science & Health
Santa Rosa Hosts Gang Prevention Training for Parents
The City of Santa Rosa is working to make our neighborhoods safer from violence. On Sept. 19, the City’s Violence Prevention Partnership hosted a training seminar for parents on how to keep their children out of gangs. Reporter Adia White went to that training and has more. Parent awareness training at Roseland…
Television
Sweden: Lessons for America?
Monday, September 24 at 9 pm on KRCB TV in the North Bay. It's been suggested that Americans would be better off if the United States was more like Sweden. Do Swedes know something we don't? Join Swedish native and scholar Johan Norberg as he explores his homeland's economic and social landscape in…
Radio
Radio 91 Fall Fundraiser
It's that time of year again--time to support your favorite non-commercial radio station and all the great music and news that you love. Call in and give at one of four different levels--or higher--and receive fantastic thank you gifts in the form of concert tickets, CDs, t-shirts and more. To keep…
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Violence Prevention Partnership Keeps Kids out of Gangs
Gang violence has been reduced in Santa Rosa over the last twenty years — that’s according to police crime statistics and the city’s violence prevention partnership. The reduction in violence is…
Santa Rosa Hosts Gang Prevention Training for Parents
The City of Santa Rosa is working to make our neighborhoods safer from violence. On Sept. 19, the City’s Violence Prevention Partnership hosted a training seminar for parents on how to keep their…
Sonoma Co. Seeks Funds for Homelessness, Mental Health
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has just approved a proposal for 1.3 million dollars in state money for mental health programs and to aid the homeless. KRCB Reporter Adia White sat down with…
Sebastopol Peace Wall Adds Ellsberg, Huerta, and Two Locals
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, a crowd of about 200 people gathered in Sebastopol’s town plaza to honor men and women who have worked nonviolently for peace and justice. It was the fourth annual…
North Bay Farm Shows Some Agriculture Can Help the Earth
The Global Climate Action Summit just concluded last week in San Francisco. One of the topics brought up, was severe habitat loss across the State of California. According to the University of…
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Bay Area Bountiful: Sustainable Communities
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- On this edition of Bay Area Bountiful, we ask the question, “What makes a community sustainable?” There are many facets of sustainability, from energy use and human capital, to transportation and future strategic planning. Sustainability is the goal...
The Earth Laughs in Flowers
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- The farmers at Coyote Family Farm are among a new generation who see farming as a combination of spiritual practice, political act, community engagement and art form. Selling their fresh produce weekly at the farmers market, they are helping to reviv...
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Bay Area Bountiful: People & Wildlife
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- Explore how human development has impacted the wildlife of California. The Grizzly Bear was once a dominant species, but as people settled here in greater numbers, the population of the Grizzly declined. Discover how European colonization upset the b...
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Citizen Scientists
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- As our planet faces mounting threats to its biodiversity, a new kind of scientist is emerging: the Citizen Scientist . Watch this KRCB North Bay Bountiful production to learn how the California Academy of Sciences and partner organizations are harnes...
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Gathering Leaves: Sudden Oak Death Research
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- In collaboration with the University of California and Sonoma State University, citizen scientists in Sonoma County are collecting bay laurel leaves to assist in controlling the pathogen responsible for Sudden Oak Death.
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The Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation
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- Learn about the science and ecology of the Laguna de Santa Rosa and the work of the Laguna Foundation. Video created in the summer of 2017. Larry Campbell narrator.
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Bay Area Bountiful: Groundwater
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- During the recent drought, groundwater became scarce as aquifers throughout Northern California began to dry up. New laws will require municipalities and water well owners to adhere to new guidelines for how much water can be drawn. On this episode o...
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What Is Groundwater?
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- There is more fresh water stored underground in Northern California than is accessible from surface water sources, such as lakes, rivers and streams. To understand just how essential groundwater is, we’ll need to learn about how it is stored in the e...
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Apple Country
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- The area around Sebastopol, California was once well known for its apples. But vineyards have now replaced many orchards. Two family owned apple orchards that remain—Walker Apples and Devoto Gardens & Orchards—are part of a farming legacy that contin...
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Staying Grounded
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- In 2014, California enacted the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act. This KRCB North Bay Bountiful production explores the ways in which the legislation will impact Sonoma County and its water supply.
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Bay Area Bountiful: The Changing Face of Agriculture
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- Farming is becoming more diverse, and new perspectives bring innovation. Immigrant populations are introducing unique produce to the marketplace; new farmworker safety protocols are being implemented; and traditional methods of Native American agricu...
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Bay Area Bountiful: Orchards
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- The orchard: as old as civilization, yet adaptable to the needs of our society today. Orderly rows of monoculture hide a deep and meaningful history of Northern California. We'll explore three generations of apple growers in Sebastopol, organizations...
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In the Shadow of Tall Trees
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- Muir Woods National Monument and its uncut old-growth coast redwoods would not exist today were it not for the foresight of early conservationists. Theodore Roosevelt's signing of the Antiquities Act of 1906 empowered Roosevelt and subsequent preside...
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Bay Area Bountiful: Forests
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- Forests are some of the most wild places in our region, but also a living laboratory for exploring the science of plants, wildlife and soil health. In this episode we travel up and down the West Coast through the coast redwood forest and learn about...
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Bay Area Bountiful: Alternative Energy
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- In the San Francisco Bay Area, environmentalists are working with entrepreneurs and industry to find ways to incorporate wind, solar and other alternative energy sources into our power generation mix. Some homeowners and businesses are off the grid a...
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Wheat or White? | The Lexicon of Sustainability
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- Learn the difference between whole wheat and white and meet the people preserving grains. As consumers, we must learn how to tell the difference between whole wheat and white, while farmers can tell a rich story of heritage and identity grains and in...
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What is the Lexicon of Sustainability?
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- Learn about the newest web series on PBS Food. The Lexicon of Sustainability is a multi-platform project that educates, engages and activates people to pay closer attention to how they eat, what they buy and where their responsibility begins for crea...
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Food Waste | The Lexicon of Sustainability
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- Did you know nearly 40 percent of food that's grown, distributed, and bought never gets eaten? Learn why "ugly" food gets a bad rap. Through actions like food rescue and redistribution, composting and eating head to tail, people are doing something t...
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Cirque Du Ferments: A Fermented Circus
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- locally sourced fermented foods: sauerkraut, kimchi, fermented drinks, and more. Their products go through long fermentation periods, which brings them to their peak probiotic potential. Lactobacillus tamer Kevin shows us how to prepare ingredients a...
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Good Eats at Culinary Arts Program at SRJC | Spoiled In Sonoma
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- I had the privilege of sitting down with Chef Jim Cason, the department Chair of the Culinary Arts Program at Santa Rosa Junior College in Sonoma County, CA. Chef Jim gave me a complete tour of the new culinary building and we chatted about what it's...
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Fermented Beverages | The Kefiry | Spoiled In Sonoma
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- Join Emily Somple for a segment of Spoiled In Sonoma, a video blog about fermentation, pickling and food preservation. Emily visits the Kefiry in Sebastopol, Ca and meets owners Tom and Deana. Learn more about what makes kefir and other fermented bev...
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Fermentation Fever
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- Fermentation, an ancient form of food preservation, has been practiced on nearly every continent. Jennifer Harris, who runs the Fermentation Festival, takes a journey around Sonoma County to get to know some of the people who are helping to bring bac...
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Bay Area Bountiful: Fermented Foods
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- Find out why Sonoma County is a fermentation hot spot in the Bay Area, visit a fermentation bar, an artisanal sourdough bakery and make sauerkraut and kimchi. Discover the magic of Kefir beverages, and join a fermentation circus that employs sustaina...
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Green String Farm and Institute: Joining Farming and Education
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- Green String Farm in Petaluma aims to provide sustainably grown food for the local community, while teaching future farmers the skills and knowledge to feed their own communities and take care of the environment.
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