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Cultural burning can still play a beneficial role in California's landscape
From food to fiber, fire boosts the Sierra Nevada's bounty.
Meet some of the girls who are uplifting each other around the world and the issues they are confronting.
How the U.S. Forest Service chose fire suppression as its official policy a century ago.
The park-like forests of the 19th Century Sierra Nevada were sustained by carefully planned fires conducted by Native people.
Early American observers were too unsophisticated to appreciate the accomplishments of California's Native peoples.
Marc Frank, an American journalist who has lived in Cuba for more than two decades, shares his experiences and observations of the food system in Cuba.
KCET plans to return to the Los Angeles Times' annual culinary event The Taste in spectacular fashion featuring multi-cultural food programming,…
Dr. Elver was appointed by the UN Human Rights Council as the Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food. In her work, she stresses the interconnectedness of the global food system and the important role governments play in hastening agricultural reform.
Ten years post-Katrina, Laura Flanders explores the race, class, and gender outlines of New Orleans' recovery.
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Kenny Bass describes his experience in Iraq and what led him to create the Battle Buddies Foundation.
Chicano Batman was born in Los Angeles but its members have roots throughout Mexico, Central, and South America.