Treehuggers International

Episodes

1. 10

   Save Trestles Special Revisited

   Orange County is still looking at building a long sought-after toll road through the backcounty of San Onofre State Beach in the San Mateo Creek watershed, despite the state and federal government repeatedly saying no.

   Jun 19, 2013

   33m
2. 9

   Amy Gulick and Salmon In the Trees

   For two years, photographer Amy Gulick trekked among bears and bald eagles, and across forests and salmon-packed streams to document Alaska's Tongass National Forest in its natural, primeval state, for her book Salmon In the Trees. The most complete portion of remaining west coast temperate...

   Jan 17, 2013

   34m
3. 8

   Anza Gap

   Jan 13, 2013

   7m
4. 7

   The Beating Heart of the Mojave Desert

   If passed, the California Desert Protection Act will protect over one million acres of the Mojave Desert's last wild areas, with the creation of two new National Monuments: the Mojave Trails National Monument on former railroad lands adjoining historic U.S. Rt. 66, and the Sand to Snow National...

   Jan 7, 2013

   32m
5. 6

   Two-Part PBS Special On California State Parks

   When the state of California set aside Yosemite Valley for protection as a park in 1864, it marked the beginning of California's state park system, and the beginning of the idea of preserving a landscape and an environment as a wholly protected, public place. Eventually, the California State Park...

   Dec 18, 2012

   37m