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Whose Point Reyes is an immersive 3-part series that transports listeners to the Point Reyes Peninsula in northern California to understand how cattle ranching impacts the ecosystem and how the legacy of colonialism shapes the fate of public land in the US.
Written and reported by Sam Anderson. Editing by Lucy Kang. Cover art, cinematography, and web design by Anthony Wells. Theme music by Christopher Rose and Robert Quijano.
Originally broadcast on 94.1 KPFA.
An Earthstory Studio production. Visit www.earthstory.studio to learn more. To contact us, email WeLoveEarthStory at gmail dot com.
Written and reported by Sam Anderson. Editing by Lucy Kang. Cover art, cinematography, and web design by Anthony Wells. Theme music by Christopher Rose and Robert Quijano.
Originally broadcast on 94.1 KPFA.
An Earthstory Studio production. Visit www.earthstory.studio to learn more. To contact us, email WeLoveEarthStory at gmail dot com.
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English
United States
3 episodes
since Feb. 3, 2024
episodic
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During my reporting on this series, the people I interviewed kept coming back to one central question: what was the original intention of the founders of Point Reyes National Seashore? Did they intend ranching to be here forever? Or was ranching supposed to be phased out to make room for conservati…
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Before Point Reyes became a national park, it was an intricate coastal prairie teeming with life. This land was inhabited by a local tribe called the Coast Miwok. But when European settlers arrived, everything changed.
Theresa Harlan is a Coast Miwok woman with deep roots in Point Reyes. Her famil…
The Tule Elk are a protected species native to California. Once on the brink of extinction, they were brought back in a conservation success story. But today, the elk in Point Reyes are dying of starvation and thirst. Environmentalists blame an 8-foot-tall fence penning them in to a small area call…
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