An Oral History of the Klamath Salmon Wars

Clip: S1 | 6m 26s | The Yurok Tribe experienced a government crackdown on tribal salmon fishing rights. (6m 26s)

Living Desert

Clip: S1 | 12m 27s | Indigenous peoples have thrived in the desert for centuries. (12m 27s)

Gathering Medicine

Clip: S1 | 11m 34s | Native herbalism has a long history and continues to be practiced today. (11m 34s)

Decolonizing the Diet

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Clip: S1 | 14m 49s | The Chia Cafe Collective is working to revive Native food practices. (14m 49s)

Tending The Wild (Trailer)

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Preview: S1 | 1m 19s | "Tending the Wild" shines light on the knowledge of indigenous peoples across California. (1m 19s)

Kat High on Establishing Native Gardening Areas

Clip: S1 | 54s | Native people's knowledge of plants and their uses is open to everyone willing to learn. (54s)

Gerald Clarke Jr. on Honoring Native Weaving Traditions

Clip: S1 | 1m | Cahuilla Artist Gerald Clarke Jr. honors his Native American heritage in his work. (1m)

Sage LaPena on Traditional Native American Herbalism

Clip: S1 | 55s | Herbalist Sage LaPena explains that a resurgence of traditional medicinal practices. (55s)

Craig Torres on Reviving Native Food Practices

Clip: S1 | 49s | Craig Torres of Chia Cafe Collective talks about how to phase out harmful elements of diet (49s)

Barbara Drake on Preserving Native Plants

Clip: S1 | 47s | Barbara Drake talks about what has been lost by separating native people from their land. (47s)

Pomo Basket Weaver Mabel McKay Gives a Lesson

Clip: S1 | 5m 22s | Basket weaver, tradition healer, and activist Mabel McKay speaking to a classroom. (5m 22s)

The Life of Pomo Basket Weaver Mabel McKay

Clip: S1 | 3m 27s | Basket weaver, tradition healer, and activist Mabel McKay speaking to a classroom. (3m 27s)

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A History of the Pomo People in California

Clip: S1 | 6m 14s | The Pomo people have been in California for millennia. (6m 14s)

Willard Carlson on Protecting the Klamath River

Clip: S1 | 42s | Yurok Tribe member Willard Carlson discusses protecting the Klamath River. (42s)

Why People Shouldn't Exploit Native Plants

Clip: S1 | 53s | Nicholas Hummingbird is a persuasive spokesperson for native plants. (53s)

Tima Link on Revitalizing Native Basketry Traditions

Clip: S1 | 1m | Native culture still exists in California, it's just harder to find. (1m)

Native Peoples on Gathering and Tending Their Landcape

Clip: S1 | 59s | Basketry has been described as the pinnacle of Californian indigenous culture. (59s)

Weaving Community

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Clip: S1 | 15m 28s | Traditional gathering and basket weaving is still practiced across California. (15m 28s)

Ron Goode on Restoring Cultural Burning

Clip: S1 | 55s | Ron Goode talks about why native people use fire to shape and draw out the power of nature (55s)

Pergish Carlson on the Importance of the Klamath River

Clip: S1 | 54s | Yurok Tribe member Pergish Carlson started the Blue Creek Guide Service in 2004. (54s)

Lois Conner Bohna on Why the Forest Needs Fire

Clip: S1 | 55s | Lois Conner Bohna, "The Acorn Lady," stresses that fire "creates new life." (55s)

Keeping the River

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Clip: S1 | 17m 55s | The Yurok, Karuk, and Hupa peoples have maintained a close relationship with the Klamath. (17m 55s)

Cultural Burning

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Clip: S1 | 18m 28s | Suppressed for over a century, indigenous cultural burning is still practiced today. (18m 28s)