KidsGardening Program Spotlight – The Klamath Food Forest

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This Gro More Good Grassroots Grant winner created a food forest to help Klamath youth learn about local food, revive traditional sustainable food, and more

Source: KidsGardening Program Spotlight – The Klamath Food Forest

One of the 2019 Gro More Good Grassroots Grant Winners, The Family Resource Center of the Redwoods, is partnering with the Community Food Council for Del Norte and Tribal Lands (DNATL) to help create new and sustainable sources of food for members of their community. Located in the far northwest corner of California, they serve rural areas that are isolated and do not have grocery stores readily available. One of the projects their Grassroots Grant money assisted with was the Au-Minot ‘we-nue-nep-ueh (Klamath Food Forest) at Margaret Keating Elementary School.

The Klamath Food Forest is one of four food forest sites developed in the region. This particular program is located on an elementary school campus…

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The Fifth Season: Herbs for Wildfire Season

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Guest student post by third year Cecemanna student Beth Sachnoff.

Here in California a fifth season has emerged. As we move from the warm months of summer into the dry winds of autumn we enter what has been the peak time for California wildfires. In this era marked by extreme drought, years of fire suppression and climate change, fires have raged up and down California and the Pacific Northwest. This year alone, 1,258,880 acres have burned in California^[1].

Driving up north to the mountains last month I was met with gray skies and smoky hazy air. The land is on fire. There was a heaviness in my heart and a deep sense of grief for the lives, homes and livelihoods lost. Back home in the Bay Area the air hung heavy with pollution carried from fires miles and miles away. Schools were instructed to keep children in-doors, and air…

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Astonishing California bill would shut down free speech, require fact-checkers

by John Rappaport

Oro Expeditions XV Playlist

From Manchester To The Klamath River

Had a GREAT time with our new friends from Manchester, England. A day in the life of Paul and Debbie’s vacation.

The New 49ers Pay A Visit To Oro Expeditions And Then Some…

Tuesday, March 12 at 8pm est, Miss Paula and Oro of KDCL Media sit down for a conversation with Rich Krimm from The New 49ers Prospecting Club.

Rich will be discussing underwater suction mining techniques that will be used in California this year. A loophole has been found with respect to the current dredging moratorium and our members and other miners in California are going to take advantage of the technique.

We’ll also be talking about the proposed dredging moratorium in government committee in Oregon, and the environmental impacts of this form of mining.

He’ll also give us the 411 on The New 49ers Prospecting Club of Happy Camp, California, and all the great things in store for the coming prospecting season.

Oro and Miss Paula talk about their adventures prospecting for gold and gemstones.

And Then Some… covers the issues facing the recreational and pick and shovel miner in today’s environment.

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