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Environment
Pets Of The Week: Golden Boy Bailey And Stunning, Radiant Calypso
If you know of an animal that you would like to see displayed in this column, e-mail Helen at helen@arcataeye.com. »
It Came Out Of The Sky, All 2.3 Lbs.
There, lying on a sand bank, was what Duke immediately recognized as an iron meteorite. »
Arcata History: Our ’Cata Was Originally Their Kori And Oket’oh
These articles will provide a foundation upon which residents can understand and appreciate the historical development of our city. The first article is about the Wiyot Indians who lived in the area long before the coming of the Euro-Americans. »
‘Free’ Piles Are A Pseudo-Legitimate Way Of Littering, And Since There Are Alternatives, You Have No Excuse
SCRAP Humboldt is open Wednesday through Friday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students can also donate during the Donation Dash at the College Creek Site Saturday May 18 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. »
Supervisors Limiting Cannabis Ordinance To Residential Grows
“What’s caused a lot of the furor in this county and in general is the industrial level of marijuana growing that’s happening in our county and is destroying our environment – that’s the problem,” she continued. »
Cannabis Grows Draining Water, Polluting Habitat, Razing Forests, Destroying Watersheds
Boardmember William Massey said the lack of prosecution could be due to marijuana’s benign “public image” but “this isn’t marijuana for fun – this is environmental damage.” »
Humboldt Bay Eagle Cam The Feelgood Hit Of Springtime
The Eagle Cam typically shows the mother sitting protectively over the newly hatched babies. Occasionally the father will appear with a fresh meal, which may be a fish, a mouse or a smaller bird such as a coot. Sometimes the mother will take advantage of the father’s presence to fly off for a spell.... »
Bug, The Orphaned Baby Harbor Seal, Moved To Crescent City
With mom nowhere in sight and the stranded baby’s condition deteriorating, the Northcoast Marine Mammal Center (NMMC) swung into action. The Crescent City-based organization is well practiced in seal recovery. »
Ali Lee: Meet You At Brookwood Covered Bridge
At 66 feet in length, the local Brookwood Bridge is the longest in Humboldt. Just over a mile southeast of Old Arcata Road, and a jog to the right off of Jacoby Creek Road onto Brookwood Drive, the rural area is defined by the bridge Earl Biehn and his neighbors built. »
Help Preserve Local Environmental Activist History
Now this video work, both the original and edited footage, is the subject of great concern due to damage from mold and the deterioration of the original tapes. Further commitment and action are urgently required. »
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