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They're delicate and bright and in trouble and they eat milkweed. But there's more.
Explore why Californians like visiting the beach, and what prevents them from doing so.
Enter for a chance to win tickets to the reception/premiere screening/panel on Tending the Wild on January 26 at 7pm at The Autry.
"Herbalism is so much more than just, 'Here's an herb. Go ahead and take it.' The way I was trained was actually sitting in the woods."
Activist cooks are working to "reindigenize" California by promoting native food plants.
"When you start blessing people and doing ceremonies with white sage, you're messing with our land."
"Nothing we do is primitive. Everything comes from thousands of years of skill, knowledge, community and working together."
"How can you heal Indian country? You tell the truth."
"Everything I've got is because of the river," says the Yurok fishing guide. "Everything I own."
Cultural burning can still play a beneficial role in California's landscape
From food to fiber, fire boosts the Sierra Nevada's bounty.
Hernan Barangan's mission, supported by Teen Cancer America, is to go out to 50 states to find 50 teens to film 50 stories of teens with cancer so that the united voice of young people across the U.S. can be heard.