Last April, the American Forest Resource Council, an umbrella organization for Timber Industry stakeholders, sued the US Fish and Wildlife Service to lift protection of 3.5 million acres of forest land in California, Oregon and Washington. Were the protection lifted, it could lead to logging of mature and old-growth forests, and place the already threatened Northern Spotted Owl in even deeper peril. Because of this, a coalition of environmental organizations in the three states—including Humboldt-based EPIC—has intervened in the lawsuit.
Humboldt County is on track to ban retail sale of nitrous oxide. Daniel Mintz reports.
Raquel Britton, Yuki from Round Valley, prepares to travel to Albuquerque NM to compete for the title of Miss Indian World. Ms. Britton describes...
Full unedited audio from the Southern Humboldt BID Community Meeting at The Mateel Center. Audio provided by Redheaded Blackbelt & KMUD News Reporter Lisa...
