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From Microbes to Resource Management
Interview with Dr. Linh Anh Cat, learn about the underground world of fungi and bacteria that supports human health and ecosystems. -
Ancient Oaks
What traces of past oak trees reveal about their future. Oaks have survived — and thrived — in California among changing climates for millions of years. -
Bridging Home and Homeland
Barnali Ghosh shares her connection to California native plants through the colorful sarees of her homeland, Bangalore. See her beautiful art. -
Small Wonders: The Plight and Promise of California’s Native Bees
Scientists are studying plant-pollinator interactions to shift our "save the bees" perspective to include the variety of wild bees in California. -
Fire-Resistant Landscaping
Cassy Aoyagi, president of FormLA®Landscaping, shows us around her garden in the Tujunga foothills, sharing the features that protect it from wildfire. -
Seeing Forests
Artist Andie Thrams deciphers forests in a changing world. Share your forest connections through the Forever Forests Art Contest. -
Kids’ Corner: Blooming Tales
Activities inspired by Waa’aka’: The Bird Who Fell in Love with the Sun, a book that shares a Tongva creation story. -
Bringing Native Foods Home with Abe Sanchez
Interview with founding member of the Chia Café Collective dedicated to revitalizing California Indigenous Foods. -
Aloha California
Three and five million years ago a bird took a California native plant on an epic journey leading to some of Hawai'i's most iconic flora. -
Turf to Surf
Monterey Bay Aquarium's Julie Packard has a connected vision for California conservation. -
Kids’ Corner: Pollinator Party
Some native plants and pollinators depend on each other to survive. Tell their story through a mini-magazine, a "zine". -
The Richard Garvey Intermediate School Nature Garden
Jesse Chang started a school nature garden in 2015 and transformed it into a beautiful educational garden, with a vernal pool!
