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KCET, Link TV and PBS SoCal have debuted a new season of KCET Original series called TENDING NATURE produced in partnership with the Autry Museum of the American West. The series shines a light on the environmental knowledge of indigenous peoples across California by exploring how the state's Native peoples have actively shaped and tended the land for millennia, in the process developing a deep understanding of plant and animal life. The series examines how traditional practices can inspire a new generation of Californians to find a balance between humans and nature. 

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Leah Mata Fragua holds up a skirt of traditional Chumash style with red ochre, glass beads and abalone adornments. Courtesy of KCET.
Leah Mata Fragua holds up a skirt of traditional Chumash style with red ochre, glass beads and abalone adornments. Courtesy of KCET. (Download)
Melodie George-Moore processes bark in Hoopa Valley for a bark skirt in preparation for an upcoming Flower Dance. Courtesy of KCET.
Melodie George-Moore processes bark in Hoopa Valley for a bark skirt in preparation for an upcoming Flower Dance. Courtesy of KCET. (Download)
Vincent Medina, left, and Louis Trevino, right, the Ohlone co-founders of mak’-amham and Café Ohlone, crouch in the East Bay Hills as they gather ingredients for their meals. Courtesy of KCET.
Vincent Medina, left, and Louis Trevino, right, the Ohlone co-founders of mak’-amham and Café Ohlone, crouch in the East Bay Hills as they gather ingredients for their meals. Courtesy of KCET. (Download)
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Tending Nature “Indigenous Land Stewardship” Hero Art. (Download)

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