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Pro Peninsula Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival

Pro Peninsula’s Giuliana Schroeder and Rachel Tuck talk about this year’s Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival, now expanded to two nights, and Pro Peninsula’s current initiatives and outreach to Baja fishing communities.

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David Edelson from the Wilderness Society

The Regional Director for the California and Nevada office of the Wilderness Society discusses current initiatives in the Mojave Desert, the San Gabriel Mountains, and in northern San Diego County.

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Development Arrives at the Door of Rancho Guejito

Rancho Geujito is the largest tract of privately-owned, undeveloped land in Southern California. It has survived for the past 200 years by virtue of its remote location and a legacy of determined stewardship. Until now.

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National Parks Photographer Ian Shive

Conservationist photographer and the host of Wild Exposure, Ian Shive, talks about his new book The National Parks: Our American Landscape, covering four years’ worth of travel photographing America’s National Parks.

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Preserving San Diego’s El Capitan

Rob Hutsel from the San Diego River Park Foundation returns to Treehuggers International to discuss efforts to organize the purchase of 385 acres along the summit crest and base of San Diego’s own El Capitan.

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Consequences of the Station Fire

Wildland firefighter, fire ecologist, and California Chaparral Institute founder Rick Halsey talks about the lingering effects of the Station Fire, and the need to understand the role fire plays in Southern California ecosystems.

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Imminent State Park Closures

Is it too late to save MontaƱa de Oro, Palomar Mountain, Humboldt Redwoods, and 100 California State Parks from closure? Sara Feldman from the California State Paks Foundation talks more about the imminent closures of 100 California State Parks.

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The Survival of the California Condor

Conservation biologist Bill Toone, the Founder and Executive Director of the Ecolife Foundation, joins Treehuggers International to talk about his work in the federally appointed California Condor Recovery Team, as well as his current work with the Ecolife Foundation and the upcoming Walking 4 Water 5K at Mission Bay Park on October 4th.

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