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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2018 · 54 MIN

California After the Fire: Lessons from a Biodynamic Vineyard

from An Organic Conversation · host An Organic Conversation

Last fall, Southern and Northern California experienced the worst fires in its recorded history. Fires are part of the ecological cycle, even necessary in the cycle of life. And yet, the devastation last year’s California fires left behind was unprecedented. How do we reconcile that, what can we learn from such an event, and how can we still help in the effort to restore what was lost? So while the fires have ended, the aftermath and efforts to rebuild continue. One of the areas hit hard in Northern California was the Redwood Valley, a couple of hours north of San Francisco, and the home of Frey Vineyards. We are speaking with Katrina Frey today about her experience in the middle of the chaos, as Executive Director of Frey Vineyards. Guest:  Katrina Frey, Executive Director, Frey Vineyards, Redwood Valley, CA

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