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February 15th 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:
BeeKind presents: Introduction to Beekeeping class
When: Saturday, February 16th, from 10:00am to 1:00pm
Where: Sebastopol Grange Hall, 6000 Sebastopol Avenue in Sebastopol
Fee: $15, registration is required
More Information and registration: beekind.com
 
Daily Acts presents: Retain the Rain, A Rainwater Harvesting Talk
When: Thursday, February 21st, 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Where: Cherry Valley School, 1001 Cherry Street in Petaluma
More Information and detailed directions: dailyacts.org
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Calistoga Farmers Market happens every Saturday, all year, from 9:00am to 1:00pm at the Sharpsteen Museum Plaza on Washington Street in Calistoga
 
The Petaluma East Side Farmers Market is open Tuesdays, year-round, from 10:00am to 1:30pm at Luchessi Park in Petaluma

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:
A preview of the Living Downstream podcast Living Downstream: Klamath Water Wars Available on iTunes, NPR One, or wherever you get your podcasts

February 8th 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:
Daily Acts presents: From Lawn-to-Landscape: Water-Wise Lawn Alternatives
When: Wednesday, February 13th, from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Where: The Cotati Room, behind City Hall in downtown Cotati
Fee: Free, registration is required
More Information and registration: dailyacts.org
 
Marin Audubon Society presents: Birding the Northwest Passage
When: Thursday, February 14th, 9:00am to 3:30pm
Where: Meet up at 27000 Highway 1 in Tomales
More Information and detailed directions: marinaudubon.org
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Sunday San Rafael Farmers Market happens on Sundays, all year, from 8:00am to 1:00pm at 3501 Civic Center Drive in San Rafael
 
The Santa Rosa Community Farmers Market is open every Wednesday and Saturday from 9:00am to 1:00pm at the Veterans Building, 1351 Maple Avenue in Santa Rosa

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:
A preview of the Living Downstream podcast Living Downstream: Trailer Park Activists of the Eastern Coachella Valley Available on iTunes, NPR One, or wherever you get your podcasts

February 1st 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 UC Master Gardeners of Sonoma County present: Fruit Tree Care
When: Saturday, February 2nd, 10:30am to 12:30pm
Where: Healdsburg Regional Library, 139 Piper Street in Healdsburg
Fee: Free
More Information: igrowsonoma.org
 
Russian River Watershed Association presents: Planting Resilience: Stories, Science, and Strategies
When: Wednesday, February 6th, 7:00am to 12:00pm
Where: City of Santa Rosa Utilities Field Operations, 35 Stony Point Road in Santa Rosa
Fee: Free, Registration is required
More Information and registration: rrwatershed.org
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Oakmont Farmers Market is open every Saturday, year-round, from 9:00am to 12:00pm at Oakmont and White Oak Drives in Santa Rosa
 
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

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:
A preview of the podcast Living Downstream: Uranium - Toxic Legacy at Red Water Pond Road Available on iTunes, NPR One, or wherever you get your podcasts

January 25th 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:
Friends of China Camp present: A King Tide Talk
When: Saturday, January 26th, 4:30pm to 5:30pm
Where: Village Museum in China Camp
Fee: $5 for non-FOCC members, Registration is required
More Information and Registration: friendsofchinacamp.org
 
16th annual Chowder Day
When: Saturday, January 26th, Start times: 10:00am and 12:00pm
Where: Various locations in Bodega Bay
Fee: $12 tickets, must be purchased in advance
More Information and Tickets: visitbodegabay.com
 
FARMERS MARKETS:
The Thursday San Rafael Farmers Market happens every Thursday, year-round, from 8:00am to 1:00pm at 10 Avenue of the Flags in San Rafael
 
The Santa Rosa Original Farmers Market is open every Wednesday and Saturday from 8:30am to 12:00pm in the Luther Burbank Center parking lot at 50 Mark West Springs Road in Santa Rosa

SUSTAINABLE SPOTLIGHT:
A preview of the podcast Living Downstream: Smackdown: City Hall vs. Big Oil Available on iTunes, NPR One, or wherever you get your podcasts

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  58. Goji Berries Take Root in Sonoma County
  59. Grants Boost Food Stamp Use at Farm Markets
  60. Invasive Speices, Past and Future
  61. The Root Problem with Invasive Species
  62. Court Ruling Benefits Bees
  63. Bees Still Facing Multiple Threats
  64. Banning Bids to Label GMO Foods
  65. Apps Help Farmers With Efficiency During The Drought
  66. 'Imperfect' Produce On Sale To Reduce Food Waste
  67. EPA to Expand Pesticide Ban
  68. The Next Generation of Food
  69. Summer Youth Ecology Corps Goes Back to Work
  70. Green Roof Tops New Amy's Drive-Thru
  71. Spreading the Word About Soil
  72. Implementation of Riparian Corridor Rules Begins
  73. Vineyard Water Conservation
  74. Privatization May Threaten California Parklands
  75. Connecting New Farmers with Land
  76. Eco2School Fun Energizes Students to Drive Less
  77. Charting Local Adaptations to Climate Change
  78. Introducing the Waterboxx
  79. Creek restoration group celebrates 500th project
  80. Solar Energy's Long History
  81. Inspired Forward by LandPaths
  82. Sonoma County’s Hunger Index
  83. Parasite Threatens Native Plants
  84. Efforts to Save Endangered White Abalone Paying Off
  85. Environmental Groups Sue State Over Pesticide Plan
  86. Sonoma County Vinters Commit to Sustainability
  87. California Farmers Turn Sugar Beets Into Energy
  88. Foie Gras Back On The Menu In California
  89. Trevi Systems: Out to Cut the Cost of Desalination
  90. What's lacking in farm workers' health care
  91. Living with Migrant Farmworkers
  92. Bringing Back Beavers
  93. ‘Upcycling’ surplus tomatoes
  94. Vineyard Frost Protection Rules to Kick in
  95. Experts: Droughts Impacts Far From Over
  96. Hunting in Sharp Decline in California
  97. Filmmaker Plunges into Russian River's Health
  98. Closing the Waste Loop with Compost
  99. Creating Climate Wealth
  100. On the Watch for Water Waste
  101. Documenting the Grape Harvest
  102. Tending the Harvest for the Hungry Garden
  103. The Economics of Sustainability
  104. California Tapping Reserves To Fight Wildfires
  105. Green Teens to Share Climate Ideas
  106. Natural Gift Flows Through Water Dowser
  107. Heirloom Expo Looks Back, Forward
  108. Tasting History at the Heirloom Seed Expo
  109. DIY: California's Water Policy Choices
  110. Developing Solar Power on Agricultural Lands
  111. Water Emergency in Inverness, Despite Ample Supplies
  112. Insect Pests Thriving Thanks to Climate Change
  113. Tastes and Tips at the Fermentation Festival
  114. Study: California Water Allocations Exceeds Supply
  115. Climate Change is Making Summer Worse
  116. Remembering 'The Mushroom Man'
  117. A New Invasive Plant Threatens the Russian River
  118. The Sonoma Land Trust's Unspoiled Legacy
  119. A Local Botanist's Rare Find
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  124. Landscape painting
  125. Drums for Solar
  126. Wine and History in the Russian River Valley
  127. Immigration's Environmental Impacts
  128. Invasive Snails in Tomales Bay
  129. Invasive Kelp
  130. Greenhouse Gas Reductions
  131. Pesticides and Kids' Health
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  136. Invasive Mussels
  137. Botanical Dimensions
  138. A Move to Protect Rare, Misunderstood Badgers
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  148. Laguna Evironmenal Center
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  154. Wastewater Irrigation Runoff
  155. Tiger Salamander Tunnels
  156. Biochar
  157. Hungry Owl Project
  158. Groundwater study
  159. Algae Research
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  161. Stormwater awareness
  162. Western Hills Nursery
  163. Sea Level Rise
  164. Propagating "Extinct" Clover
  165. Vandalized Salmon
  166. Teaching Eco-Literacy
  167. "Harvest the Rain"
  168. Burrowing Owls
  169. Toxic Algae Research
  170. Sustainable Soil
  171. Food Bank Cuts
  172. Sheep in Vineyards
  173. Satewide Apple Moth EIR
  174. Climate Change & Agriculture
  175. West County Seed Bank
  176. Sales Tax for Agriculture
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  178. Eco-Odyssey
  179. Redwood Research
  180. Sonoma County Energy Independence
  181. Hunger in Sonoma County
  182. Sonoma County Food Forum
  183. Clean Air Standards
  184. Abalone Poaching
  185. Abalone Season
  186. "Rivers of California"
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  188. Groundwater workshops
  189. Green New Deal
  190. Sea Sheperds
  191. Tomales Wind Towers
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  193. Extinct Clover
  194. Geothermal Power at The Geysers
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  247. Geo Tourism
  248. Farm Succession
  249. Drought
  250. Conservation Corps
  251. Water Agency Governance
  252. Coho release
  253. Conservation Strategy Fund
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  255. Rare Fruit
  256. Garden Allies
  257. Biomimicry
  258. Sonoma County's Climate Action Plan
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  262. Aqua EcoTourism
  263. California's Raw Milk Law
  264. State of the River

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