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April 26th 2019 - Bay Area Bountiful Radio

Bay Area Bountiful explores the food we eat, and where it comes from, as well as the environment, and sustainability.

 
 
 
 
 
CALENDAR EVENTS:
Sonoma County Farm Trails presents: Blossoms, Bees, & Barnyard Babies
When: Saturday & Sunday, April 27th & 28th, from 10:00am to 4:00pm
Where: Various locations in Sonoma County
Fee: Most stops are free, registration is required
More Information and registration: farmtrails.org
 
Gourmet Mushrooms Incorporated presents: Fungi Fest 2019
When: Sunday, April 28th, 10:00am to 4:00pm
Where: Gourmet Mushrooms storefront, Gravenstein Highway North in Sebastopol
Fee: $10 for ages 12 & under, $20 for adults, and another $10 for the tasting package
More Information: mycopia.com
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Fairfax Farmers Market will be getting underway this Wednesday, May 1st, and every Wednesday through the end of September from 4:00pm to 8:00pm at Bolinas Park in Fairfax

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:

Northern California Public Media News Director Steve Mencher gives a preview of the podcast Living Downstream: Firing Forests to Save Them. Availble on iTunes, NPR One, or where ever you get your podcasts

April 19th 2019 - Bay Area Bountiful Radio

Bay Area Bountiful explores the food we eat, and where it comes from, as well as the environment, and sustainability.

 
 
 
 
 
CALENDAR EVENTS:
UC Master Gardeners of Marin County present: Tomatoes
When: Saturday, April 20th, from 11:00am to 12:00pm
Where: The San Anselmo Library, 110 Tunstead Avenue in San Anselmo
Fee: Free
More Information: marinmg.ucanr.edu
 
Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods: Steward Ship Outreach Program Training
When: Tuesday, April 23rd, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Where: Armstrong Woods, 17000 Armstrong Woods Road near Guerneville
More Information: stewardscr.org
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Sebastopol Farmers Market happens every Sunday, all year, weather permitting, from 10:00am to 1:30pm at Petaluma Street and Weeks Way in downtown Sebastopol
 
The Santa Rosa Original Farmers Market is open every Wednesday and Saturday from 8:30am to 12:00pm Luther Burbank Center parking lot at 50 Mark West Springs Road in Santa Rosa

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:

Anthony Garcia spotlights current sustainable projects in Marin County.

April 12th 2019 - Bay Area Bountiful Radio

Bay Area Bountiful explores the food we eat, and where it comes from, as well as the environment, and sustainability.

 
 
Help support KRCB-FM Radio 91 during our 2019 Spring Fundraiser at norcalpublicmedia.org/donate
 
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Mill Valley Farmers Market is open every Friday, all year, from 9:30am to 2:30pm in the CVS parking lot at 759 East Blithedale in Mill Valley
 
The Ukiah Farmers Market happens every Saturday, year-round, from 9:00am to 12:00pm at School and Clay Streets in downtown Ukiah

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:

Anthony Garcia talks about E-Waste

April 5th 2019 - Bay Area Bountiful Radio

Bay Area Bountiful explores the food we eat, and where it comes from, as well as the environment, and sustainability.

 
 
 
 
 
CALENDAR EVENTS:
The Laguna Foundation and Audubon Canyon Ranch present:
Side by Side with Wild Neighbors: The Living with Mountain Lions Project
When: Thursday, April 11, 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Where: Heron Hall, Laguna Environmental Center, 900 Sanford Road outside Santa Rosa
Fee: $14 and registration is required
More Information and registration: lagunafoundation.org
 
UC Davis Bodega Marine Laboratory: Drop-in Tour
When: Most Fridays, 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Where: The Bodega Marine Lab, 2099 West Shore Road in Bodega Bay
Fee: Free, groups of 10 or less people
More Information: marinescience.ucdavis.edu
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Sunday Windsor Farmers Market is now happening Sundays through December 8th from 10:00am to 1:00pm on the Town Green in Windsor
 
The Cloverdale Farmers Market has started their season, open every Tuesday through the end of November from 3:00pm to 6:00pm at 225 North Cloverdale Boulevard in Cloverdale

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:

Steve Mencher gives a preview of Living Downstream: Birthplace of Environmental Justice, available on iTunes, NPR One, or wherever you get your podcasts

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  69. Grants Boost Food Stamp Use at Farm Markets
  70. Invasive Speices, Past and Future
  71. The Root Problem with Invasive Species
  72. Court Ruling Benefits Bees
  73. Bees Still Facing Multiple Threats
  74. Banning Bids to Label GMO Foods
  75. Apps Help Farmers With Efficiency During The Drought
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  77. EPA to Expand Pesticide Ban
  78. The Next Generation of Food
  79. Summer Youth Ecology Corps Goes Back to Work
  80. Green Roof Tops New Amy's Drive-Thru
  81. Spreading the Word About Soil
  82. Implementation of Riparian Corridor Rules Begins
  83. Vineyard Water Conservation
  84. Privatization May Threaten California Parklands
  85. Connecting New Farmers with Land
  86. Eco2School Fun Energizes Students to Drive Less
  87. Charting Local Adaptations to Climate Change
  88. Introducing the Waterboxx
  89. Creek restoration group celebrates 500th project
  90. Solar Energy's Long History
  91. Inspired Forward by LandPaths
  92. Sonoma County’s Hunger Index
  93. Parasite Threatens Native Plants
  94. Efforts to Save Endangered White Abalone Paying Off
  95. Environmental Groups Sue State Over Pesticide Plan
  96. Sonoma County Vinters Commit to Sustainability
  97. California Farmers Turn Sugar Beets Into Energy
  98. Foie Gras Back On The Menu In California
  99. Trevi Systems: Out to Cut the Cost of Desalination
  100. What's lacking in farm workers' health care
  101. Living with Migrant Farmworkers
  102. Bringing Back Beavers
  103. ‘Upcycling’ surplus tomatoes
  104. Vineyard Frost Protection Rules to Kick in
  105. Experts: Droughts Impacts Far From Over
  106. Hunting in Sharp Decline in California
  107. Filmmaker Plunges into Russian River's Health
  108. Closing the Waste Loop with Compost
  109. Creating Climate Wealth
  110. On the Watch for Water Waste
  111. Documenting the Grape Harvest
  112. Tending the Harvest for the Hungry Garden
  113. The Economics of Sustainability
  114. California Tapping Reserves To Fight Wildfires
  115. Green Teens to Share Climate Ideas
  116. Natural Gift Flows Through Water Dowser
  117. Heirloom Expo Looks Back, Forward
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  120. Developing Solar Power on Agricultural Lands
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  126. Remembering 'The Mushroom Man'
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  128. The Sonoma Land Trust's Unspoiled Legacy
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  257. Geo Tourism
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