On May 4th, KMUD Public Affairs provided background on the recent decision by the Japanese Government to release radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean. On May 11th, KMUD spoke with Dr. Steve Schechter (NP, HHP), the Founder and Director of the Natural Healing Institute of Naturopathy. Dr. Schechter offers you advice in this program about easily accessible natural foods and herbs that defend the body against the effects of radiation. Learn more at: http://nhicollege.net

Maintaining Vitality Despite Increasing Radioactivity from the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster

In this exploration, the Institute for Sustainable Forestry presents an interview with HSU geologist Dr. Jasper Oshun. The show goes deep underground for an understanding of the way geology determines how trees grow in the Humboldt landscape. This program is part of the Institute's ongoing Sustainable Forestry Journalism Project. Learn more at: http://www.instituteforsustainableforestry.com/

Jasper Oshun and Institute for Sustainable Forestry Explore Tree Roots

In this special Radio Premiere of the film, The Seven in One Way, directed by Matt Prine and narrated by author Denise Orpustan-Love, you can hear the rich, warm culture of the Basques and learn all about their beliefs that tie ancestors, nature, family, and community together. Right after the film, you can hear the author in a live Q&A! Learn more at: https://deniseorpustan-love.com/

Film Premiere: The Seven in One Way

Dell'Arte International and the Arcata Playhouse present an original opera, based on the art and writings of Morris Graves. Listen to learn about the play and gain insight from Joan Schirle, who wrote the libretto in Bird of the Inner Eye. The Opera will be presented 8/28 at 8pm and live streamed 8/29 at 2pm. Learn more or score tickets to the performance that will be available from 8/29/21 to 9/2/21 at: www.birdinnereye.com

Behind the Scenes of an Original Opera: Bird Of Inner Eye, Based on the Work of Morris Graves

In this frighteningly special Halloween Edition of Voices, hear dramatic poetic selections performed by host Yarrow Danaeus, with special guests Susan Alexander, and Marilyn Foote! You can catch the weekly VOICES Poetry Program on Wednesdays from 8 - 8:30pm, only on Redwood Community Radio...

When the Raven Speaks: a Special Halloween Edition of Voices

Swell Energy and the Redwood Coast Energy Authority (RCEA) are partnering to increase power capacity and resilience to power shut-offs. To make your home or business solar powered with battery storage, see if you qualify and learn more about how to join the Community Grid program at: www.swellenergy.com/rcea  or you can call 1-800-898-1832

New Solar Back-up Power System Incentives Available in Humboldt County

In this live performance by Mihael Kavanaugh, catch stories, songs and poems of the Winter season..

Voices of the Shaman with Mihael

In this Live interview, Lelehnia DuBois of Humboldt Grace shares her project's good intentions for the Humboldt Community, while Filmmaker Adam Ross takes us behind the scenes of Trim: Women in Cannabis. You also hear from Cara Cordoni, one of the Women featured in the documentary series, interviewed by KMUD's Public Affairs Coordinator Tanya Horlick...

Behind-the-Scenes - Trim: Women in Cannabis - Documentary Series

In this live Forum with three specialists, Moderator Peggy Pryor of Humboldt Mediation Services guides an exploration of COVID-19 and immunity. Hear community questions answered by: Dr. Uzi Selcer; Dr. Bonnie MacEvoy; and Naturopath Claudia Wenning. Tune into KMUD Public Affairs for the next edition of our medical Community Forum on March 10. 5-6pm PST...

Community Forum, Part II: Immunity in the time of COVID

In this Redwood Community Radio exclusive, hear from two of the scientists who teamed up with other universities to decode the DNA of the Coastal Redwood and Giant Sequoia. These huge Conifer species can endure drought, diseases, pests, and Coastal Redwoods are resistant to wildfire. Their ancient Tree family originates about 240 million years ago, and the recently decoded genetic sequence of Redwoods may provide humankind with key lessons in the age of climate change. 

Learn more or donate to help continue the Redwood Genome Project at: https://www.savetheredwoods.org/project/redwood-genome-project/

Stay tuned to KMUD Public Affairs every Tuesday evening 5:30-6pm PST, just dive into the livestream at www.kmud.org.

Secrets of Ancient Genetics: the Redwood Genome Project

This is a KMUD exclusive interview with widely-reputed researcher Dr. Steven Salzberg, the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, and Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins University. In this third part of a series on ancient Redwood Trees, KMUD Public Affairs explores some of the findings from the Redwood Genome Project. You can also hear Dr. Salzberg's perspective on mapping the Human Genome and the origins of novel coronavirus COVID-19.

Learn more at: https://salzberg-lab.org or see Steven's blog at: https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevensalzberg

If you wish to learn more or contribute to the Redwood Genome Project's continuing research, check out: www.savetheredwoods.org/genome

Discoveries from the Redwood Genome Project and other Genetic Research

In this Spring 2022 special by one of KPFA's weekend anchors, David Rosenberg, hear some solutions to current issues, and learn how a doctor lost her license...

Hassan El-Tayyab is the legislature director for Middle East Policy for the Friends Committee on National Legislation. He talks about the need for a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine-Russia conflict and how the U.S. is not taking the right approach. He says Washington seems to be more interested in punishing Russia than in seeking a negotiated settlement that will guarantee Ukrainian independence while at the same time respecting the Russian demand that Ukraine not join NATO.

Zaher Wahab is a retired professor at the Lewis and Clark Graduate School of Education who at one time was an adviser to the Afghan government. He talks about the very dire situation in Afghanistan and what can be done to get the country back to some kind of normalcy. He clearly does not think the sanctions against the Taliban government are helpful, and he has a number of suggestions about what the U.S. and other countries can do to get Afghanistan back on track.

Jabari Zakiya is an independent thinker and activist who believes our presidential election system can and should be reformed. He rejects the direct popular vote solution because that would be unconstitutional and it would be too difficult to change the constitution. Instead, he suggests changing our current winner-take-all primary system to a system of proportional representation that would break the two-party duopoly and eliminate the so-called “spoiler” effect.

Dr. Meryl Nass is an internal medicine physician who’s an expert on a wide range of subjects, including Gulf War syndrome, bioterrorism, vaccine safety,  and the prevention and mitigation of chemical and biological warfare and pandemics. She talks about getting her license suspended for what she thought was simply doing her job --- that is, trying to help her patients --- and government attempts to confuse doctors and the general public about what is and isn’t permitted.

Current Affairs with KPFA's David Rosenberg

As the annual May 1st Celebration of Spring rapidly approaches, farms and nurseries across Northern California are offering fresh produce and local plant starts. In this green thumb edition of KMUD Public Affairs, hear from the Garden Manager for the Blue Lake Rancheria (BLR) Tribe, Daniel Holsapple; landscape designer Cheryl Lisin,  Board President of the Friends of the Lost Coast (FOLC); and the Friends' Education Coordinator, Taylor Faye Benedict. They reflect on how to make compost, planting native species, and how to bring awareness of nature around us into daily life.

Learn more about the Daluviwi' Community Garden at: https://www.bluelakerancheria-nsn.gov   or look for the Blue Lake Rancheria Tribe on Facebook and Instagram

Explore events, volunteer opportunities, and local ecology at: https://www.lostcoast.org or look for Friends of the Lost Coast on social media

Native Plants and Local Food Now Available

In this interview, we learn more than has been known before 2022 about Redwood tree needles. Alana Chin and Lucy Kerhoulas, along with several other scientists, examined different kinds of Coastal Redwood needles across their range to study how water and light are being absorbed by these drought-tolerant trees.  
You can see the full text of their recent study in the American Journal of Botany at: https://doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.1841

Reach lead author Alana Chin at: alanaroseo@gmail.com
Or, learn more from Lucy Kerhoulas at: kerhoulasforestlab.weebly.com or you can email lucykerhoulas@humboldt.edu

Recent Discovery on the Coastal Redwood

"We will spiral onwards and find ourselves here again and again." - Cybele

{Artwork - Aperture by Michael Divine}

Devotion to the Small - Poetry by Cybele

Join Wiyot Tribal Administrator Michelle Vassel and activist David Cobb to hear about the importance of places for indigenous people. Featuring special guests: Adam Canter, Director of Natural Resources for the Wiyot Tribe; Maria Rodriguez, Wetlands Program Manager at CA Ocean Protection Council; Professor Laurie Richmond, Co chair of Sea Level Rise Initiative at Cal Poly Humboldt. Dishgamu (pronounced Dish-Ga-Ma) means love in Solutluk, the language of the Wiyot people.

Dishgamu Humboldt - Taking Land Back, For Real

Hear readings by Leonard Cohen and interviews, as well as covers of his songs, presented artfully by KMUD's one and only Patricia.

Leonard Cohen's posthumous new album, Thanks for the Dance, comes out Nov. 22.

Voices of Leonard Cohen

In this radio tour, catch glimpses of the Eureka Street Art Festival's latest new Murals, a taste of Eureka's hoppin' downtown Friday Night Market, and a bit about new street art created by Southern Humboldt volunteers. You'll hear interviews with: California native artist Butch Cornelius; Mural artists Laci Dane, Malachi Arthur, and Blake Reagan; and ESA Festival Organizers Michelle Cartledge and Jenna Catsos. With your host, KMUD's Tanya Horlick...

Learn more at: www.eurekastreetartfestival.com or find the Eureka Street Art Festival all over Social Media
Or check out the Eureka Friday Night Market at: www.humboldtmade.com

Make donations or comments to KMUD Public Affairs by writing to:
publicaffairs@kmud.org

at www.kmud.org

or snail mail to:
KMUD Studios
PO Box 135
Redway, CA 95560

New Murals of Eureka Street Art Festival and Beautification in SoHum

Now until September 2, 2022, Cannabis cultivators in Humboldt may apply for funding: up to $60,000 for water storage and conservation, and up to $30,000 for renewable energy projects. Applications (online only) at https://humboldtgov.org/3313/Water-Storage-and-Conservation-Grant-Pro  as well as at https://humboldtgov.org/3314/Renewable-Energy-Grant-Program. Questions? Just email:  planningbuilding@co.humboldt.ca.us   or call (707) 267-9408

Humboldt's Local Equity Program has $955,000 available for local Cannabis cultivators.  Call (707)445-7745  or see: www.gohumco.com/242/Project-Trellis-Equity-Grants
Applications due 5 p.m. on Friday, September 16.

To apply to learn more about Humboldt County’s Fire-adapted Landscapes & Safe Homes Program, call (707) 296-1498 or email jcavalli1@co.humboldt.ca.us

Funding Available for Humboldt's Cannabis Cultivators and Residents

Right now, there is a 100-day challenge across California to connect landlords and owners of dwellings with families and children that are in desperate need of Housing. If you know of a Humboldt area landlord with housing to share with a youth or  a family, call 707 572 4669 or email: 100daychallengehumboldt(at)gmail.com

In this live edition of Public Affairs, hear from Nezzie Wade and Debra Thomas, co-founders of AHHA who provide education, advocacy, direct services, and policy development for affordable housing alternatives with those experiencing homelessness in Humboldt County.

You'll also hear about a new documentary series made by local college students, "Homeless in Humboldt in the Time of COVID". Valentina Dimas, Director of Photography and Gabe Kim, Project Director of Homeless in Humboldt series, join the conversation mid-stream.

This program is hosted by KMUD Radio Public Affairs Coordinator Tanya Horlick.

On Being Homeless in Humboldt & Ways to Support the Community

In this Pomo takeover of Monday Night Talk on KMUD, Tribal Elder Priscilla Hunter and Polly Girvin present reasons why the Coyote Band of Pomo Indians oppose logging and demand co-management of lands on ancestral territory within Jackson Demonstration State Forest.

For more info see: https://www.pomolandback.com 
https://savejackson.org

You can jin Tribal Elder Priscilla Hunter and the Coalition to Save Jackson State Forest on Thursday, December 8th at 6pm for an informative webinar about the Pomo Landback movement in JDSF. The fight to Save Jackson is NOT over - logging has restarted and we need your help. Want to get involved? Attend the zoom on December 8th (and January 25th), Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0rfuCprDwuGNA4aVcd-e2bEfUHog9QeKGK

Pomo Landback Movement for Jackson Demonstration State Forest

In the aftermath of the killing of Tyre Nichols by five Memphis police officers following a traffic stop and the celebration of California Rosa Parks Day, KMUD contributor David Rosenberg speaks with Max Rameau of Pan African Community Action about police abuse and whether community control of police is possible, and with Morgan State University Professor Jared Bell about the sometimes neglected radicalism of Martin Luther King, Jr...

Say their Names: Tyre Nichols, Rosa Parks, and Martin Luther King, Jr.

California is making an unprecedented investment of over $60 million in the arts. The California Creative Corps program will award grants statewide that increase awareness of issues related to public health, water and energy conservation, climate mitigation, and emergency prep, relief, and recovery. Grant applications are now open until April 28, 2023. 

To learn more visit: www.upstatecreativecorps.org  or hear all the details in this interview with Katrina Schneider of the Nevada County Arts Council...  You can also connect with members of the Council and stakeholders, at https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativecorpsconversationcafe

The Nevada County Arts Council is the administering organization for the upstate region, which covers 19 counties in the northern part of the state. It will award more than 3 million dollars in grants for artists, as well as for arts and social service organizations that will employ artists between Spring 2023 and Spring 2024. Supporting local outreach with local knowledge, as well as technical assistance for artists, and program development and evaluation, are multiple county arts agencies serving what amounts to the largest, most diverse, geographic area in California.

The launch of a statewide Creative Corps pilot program is the result of a recommendation from the Governor’s economic and jobs recovery task force and is the first of its kind in the nation.  Grant applications are now open and will run until April 14, 2023. There are multiple mechanisms in place for support in the grant application process, both regionally through Upstate Creative Corps, and locally, through county arts partners. These include informational webinars, grant writing workshops, training and panel discussions.  To learn more visit:  www.upstatecreativecorps.org

Over $3 Million of Grant Funding Available to NorCal Artists, Organizations and Coalitions

Coming up this Saturday morning, anyone can join a guided birding walk at the Southern Humboldt Community Park! Trip leader Ann Constantino will focus on riparian species and look for migrants who might use the abundant food resources that riparian areas can provide. Meet at Tooby parking area at 8:30 am.

Hear all about birds visiting and residing within the South Fork Eel River area in this interview Bird enthusiast and Wildlife Photographer Ann Constantino...

Talk On Birding With Wildlife Photographer Ann Constantino

How would you rate the quality of life in your part of our region? A1AA wants your feedback to help plan services to support successful aging. Your feedback will influence decisions about services to support the health, independence, and opportunities of older adults.

Hear all about it from the Executive Director of the Humboldt County Area One Agency on Aging, Maggie Kraft, and their Planner / Contract Manager, Maren Rose, in this interview...

If you’d like to volunteer for the Area One Agency on Aging, go to http://www.a1aa.org or (707) 442-3763; Toll Free: (800) 408-3646

Adults 55 years and over can now give their answers for the Community Assessment Survey of Older Adults! The survey takes about 15-20 minutes and is available in six languages. Your answers are anonymous. Submit your views at: http://polco.us/area1open

Community Needs Survey for Older Adults and Services of A1AA

Here's just a taste of the Black Humboldt Juneteenth special coming up next Monday morning, June 19 2023 on KMUD from 7 to 9 am (Listen Live at https://www.radiorethink.com/tuner/index.cfm?stationCode=kmud&launchedFrom=secureStreamRedirect) 

Featuring Lexxi Reid, Communications Lead, Rosemary Grady, Resource/Education Liaison, Levia Love, Business Liaison, Sheria Jackson, Administration Support and Mo Harper-Desir, Development Liaison...

Black Humboldt and the Eureka Chapter of the NAACP will be hosting their 4th annual Juneteenth Celebration Saturday June 17th 2023 at Halvorsen Park in Eureka! This is a community wide event celebrating the Black & Brown community of the North Coast! It's a FREE event with food trucks, live music, performances and an all ages kids' zone. 
Learn more at www.blackhumboldt.com/juneteenth-celebration

Black Humboldt Hub Kickback Session before Juneteenth 2023

Humboldt Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity (HAPI) presents the first-ever “Exploring Our Roots Arts Festival”, with performances by touring and local artists whose music, poetry, film and dance illuminate and reflect the histories, culture, and stories of Pan-Asian and BIPOC people. All events are at the Arcata Playhouse, 1251 9th Street, Arcata, CA. 

Hear all about the events from HAPI organizer Terry Uyeki, as well as songs and words of performers: Julian Saporiti of No-No Boy , Aileen Espiritu of the Color Coded Symphony, and Mignon Geli of Soul-A-Mente, in this KMUD Public Affairs interview...

The festival kicks off on Friday, June 23, 6:30 P.M. with a performance by Hiroya Tsukamoto, followed by No-No Boy, aka Nashville-born songwriter Julian Saporiti, who was inspired from his family’s history living through the Vietnam War as well as many other stories of Asian American experience.

On Saturday, June 24, Dr. Saporiti will present a 90-minute workshop on “Transforming History into Art”. From 12 noon -2:30 P.M. there will be free performances by local performing artists, featuring the Bear River Youth Tribal Council Singers, Humboldt Taiko, Soul-A-Mente, Lansana Kouyate, Lorenza Simmons and Jenny Villaseñor, ‘prayer-formers’ Bamidele and RA MHTP, Rachel Noel, Humboldt County Lao Dancers, Rebekka Lopez, Odalys Ramirez, and more!

At 3:00 PM. folk music artist and singer-songwriter Aireene Espiritu will carry listeners through familiar and unfamiliar songs and sounds from around the world via a “Color-Coded Symphony: Our Town,” an experience with local musicians from diverse ethnic backgrounds. 

At 6:00 P.M., Arcata native filmmaker Chisato Hughes will present the Humboldt premiere of their short documentary, “Many Moons,” about Chinese immigrant Charlie Moon, the fabled “last Chinese Man of Humboldt County” after the purging of its Chinese community in 1885 – and his descendants, known as the Moons, whose families touch all local native tribes in the area. After the screening, there will be a Q&A with the film’s director about filming with the help of Yurok, Hupa, and local Asian American residents, and with Sheila Moon, who will talk about the legacy of her great great-great-great-great grandfather Charlie Moon.

The festival is cosponsored by Humboldt Area Foundation and Wild Rivers Community Foundation, Playhouse Arts, and the Humboldt Folklife Society. HAPI is seeking business underwriters and volunteers to help with mounting this first-ever multicultural arts festival in Arcata. Interested persons can contact festival organizers at hapi.humboldt@gmail.com or go to www.hapihumboldt.org for more information. Tickets are available: https://www.playhousearts.org/events/exploring-our-roots-arts-festival/
Food trucks and refreshments will be available throughout the festival.

HAPI builds and empowers our community by amplifying diverse voices and perspectives for a more engaged and inclusive future. HAPI is a DreamMaker Project of the Ink People Center for the Arts, a community-based, grassroots, artists-run, arts and culture not-for-profit organization. Join HAPI in celebrating family, cultural, and community roots, and Asian, Pacific Islander, and BIPOC heritage, as expressed through the performing arts! Just go to www.hapihumboldt.org for more information

First-Ever Exploring Our Roots Arts Festival Coming to Arcata

The Humboldt County Office of Elections is seeking input from the community regarding best practices and barriers voters with disabilities and bilingual voters face when casting their ballots. 

Hear all about Humboldt County's transition to the VCA format in this interview with Registrar of Voters, Juan Pablo Cervantes...

For more information, visit humboldtgov.org/elections or call (707) 445-7481

Public Input Wanted on Elections from Disabled and Bilingual Voters of Humboldt

The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling against the affirmative action programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina is viewed by many as a disaster….

KMUD contributor David Rosenberg speaks with Kevin Kumashiro of the nationwide network known as Education Deans for Justice and Equity about what the Court's ruling really means and where affirmative action stands now...

Also on the show, Rosenberg speaks with Allexa Gardner of Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy about Americans losing their Medicaid benefits after the continuous enrollment provision of a coronavirus response law came to an end…..

National Controversies: Affirmative Action and Cuts to Medicaid

This July 31st - August 5th, the Eureka Street Art Festival is leading Art Talks each day at 5:30pm. Hear more in this interview with one of the Festival Organizers, Jenna Catsos. 

The Festival Block Party will be held on Saturday, August 5th from 12-6pm, under the Samoa Bridge in Eureka! With a huge beer garden, live music, tons of good food, local vendors, and you can meet the mural artists!

At the new Art Talks, you can learn about each artist's process and inspiration, watch them work, and ask them questions! 
Schedule:

Monday, July 31st
Meet at: STIL (2940 Broadway)
Aerosol Kingdom + Miles Toland

Tuesday, August 1st
Meet at: Synapsis (1675 Union Street)
Ekosaurio + Fasm
*Includes a 1 mile walk

Wednesday, August 2nd
Meet at: Carpet Depot (4485 Broadway)
Mark Worst + Kay Lopez
*Includes a short walk

Thursday, August 3st
Meet at: Herrick Avenue Park + Ride
Zoe Gelfant + Carl Avery

Friday, August 4th
Meet at: MOCA (204 4th Street)
Tony Diaz, Laci Dane, Blake Reagan + CALANGOSS

Other Ways to Enjoy the Festival
    Drive + walk around the Festival area during the week
    Grab a map from www.eurekastreetartfestival.com, the Eureka Visitor Center, Humboldt Cider Company or Festival HQ at Papa + Barkley

To learn more: www.eurekastreetartfestival.com
on Instagram: @eurekastreetartfestival

Art Walks And Talks At The Eureka Street Art Festival

KMUD contributor David Rosenberg speaks with a number of commentators on a wide variety of subjects, including Israel's official recognition of the Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara, the emergence of the No Labels movement, the appointment of neoconservative Elliot Abrams to a public diplomacy commission, the current political situation in Brazil, what many perceive as a rigged election in Sierra Leone, drug shortages in the U.S., the psychological effects of Long COVID, a study on how cognitive behavioral therapy may not be the "gold standard" for the treatment of depression that some think it is, and the takeover of autism provider services by private equity firms....

Guests include Salka Barca of Karama Sahara, a feminist human rights group, MondoWeiss editor Philip Weiss, Dave DeCamp of antiwar.com, Brown University Professor James Green, Africanist Press editor in chief Chernoh Bah, University of Maryland Associate Professor Danya Qato, psychiatrist and Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Yochai Re'em, psychiatrist and college instructor Mark Ruffalo, and Cornell University Professor Rosemary Batt.....

National and International Affairs with David Rosenberg

Save the Redwoods League today announced that it has secured an agreement with RMB Revocable Family Trust to acquire a 394-acre redwood forest in Sonoma County, named Russian River Redwoods. The deal will ensure long-term protection for one of the county’s oldest and tallest coast redwoods, and 1 mile of Russian River frontage. The League is seeking to raise $6.5 million dollars to purchase and temporarily hold the property by September 30, 2023.

The coast redwood and Douglas-fir forest Save the Redwoods League aims to protect is in the traditional lands and Southern Pomo territory of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria. The Russian River is home to steelhead trout and coho and Chinook salmon. Russian River Redwoods includes a half-mile section of Mays Canyon Creek, a well-known stream for steelhead. The site also connects a contiguous habitat corridor of more than 4,000 acres of protected lands, home to northern spotted owls, bobcats, gray foxes and red tree voles.  
The League plans to transfer the land to Sonoma County within a year for long-term stewardship and restoration . Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District will support and help fund the transfer, and it will receive a conservation easement and recreational covenant over the property to ensure long-term protection and to create an opportunity for future access. 

The public can contribute to this project at: https://www.savetheredwoods.org/

One of the nation’s longest-running conservation organizations, Save the Redwoods League has been protecting and restoring redwood forests since 1918. The League has connected generations of visitors with the beauty and serenity of the redwood forests. Our 400,000 supporters have enabled the League to protect more than 220,000 acres of irreplaceable forests in 66 state, national, and local parks and reserves.

$6.5 Million Needed to Save Redwoods on the Russian River

All are invited on Saturday, August 5th for an outdoor benefit concert featuring Huckleberry Flint with Elderberry Rust. Proceeds go directly to the Northcoast Regional Land Trust. Learn more in this interview with Nadia Van Lynn...

Tickets: $25 online / $30 at the door

Doors open at 4 pm, music starts at 5 pm, Huckleberry Flint goes on at 6:30 pm. Seating is first come and is on the lawn (bring blankets or low chairs). Parking is very limited - please carpool. No dogs. 

Food and drink available for purchase from the Humboldt County Cattlewomen, Los Giles, Dick Taylor Craft Chocolate, Los Bagels, and Mad River Brewing. Family activities provided by Kids in the Hive, the Watershed Stewards Program, and NRLT volunteers. 

New this year: the Northcoast Regional Land Trust are raffling off a $500 gift card to the North Coast Co-op! Raffle tickets will be available for $10 at the Summer Celebration, with the drawing at 8pm. You do not need to be present to win. 
CA state law prohibits the sale of raffle tickets over the internet, so you can purchase advance tickets for $10 each at the NCRLT office during business hours at 901 Samoa Blvd. Arcata.  You'll also be able to purchase raffle tickets at the Summer Celebration concert event! 

Support the Northcoast Regional Land Trust by clicking the Buy Tickets button in the upper right and making a donation (you can choose to skip the tickets and just make a donation)!
Or text GiveNRLT to 53-555 (pay using Venmo, Paypal, or credit card).

Have questions about the event? Interested in volunteering for a good cause and a free ticket? Call our office M-F, 9-5 at (707)822-2242, or email Nadia at n.vanlynn@ncrlt.org

Benefit Concert For NCRLT Saturday At Freshwater Farms Reserve

Spooky Harvest Halloween Dia de Los Muertos Edition

* Land Acknowledgement - bluecreekahpah.org
* Roundtable Discussion - Measure A ballot initiative - Humboldt County Growers Association HCGA - nohcri.com - @hcga_humboldt

Monday Morning Magazine Halloween w Patricia Lai part 1

Spooky Harvest Halloween Dia de Los Muertos Edition

* Real People, Real Tales of the Supernatural
* Dia de los Muertos Celebration in Eureka - @dayofthedeadhumboldt

Monday Morning Magazine Halloween w Patricia Lai part 2

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