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North Coast Conversations meets with Heather Freitas of The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to learn about the upcoming Arcata The Out of the Darkness Community Walk.

Studies have shown that planting trees along sidewalks in cities improves both the environment and quality of life for all people, plants and animals in the area. Keep Eureka Beautiful has plans to line the streets of Eureka with trees, but needs your help… and sidewalk space.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Humboldt Domestic Violence Services is here to help and educate. This week, North Coast Conversations meets with Diana Guerrero from the HDVS to learn more about available resources and upcoming events.

For nearly half a decade, Xochiquetzalli and her sister Maria have been transforming Old Town Eurekas gazebo into a gathering place for the souls.

For over 40 years, Friends of the Dunes has helped to protect and conserve our local coastal environments for future generations of people, plants, and animals. In addition to ecosystem restoration, they also offer educational programs and guided walks along the dunes. Coming up this weekend is one of their largest annual fundraisers, Wine by the Sea.

The Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities is a local nonprofit organization that is working to create and advocate for safer, more equitable and environmentally positive modes of transportation within Humboldt County, such as increasing walkable and bikeable areas as well as access to public transit.

Host Dave Schlom and Michael examine the incredible forests of the Klamaths with two Cal Poly Humboldt professors who are deeply involved in studying them, Lucy Kerhoulas and Rosemary Sherriff.

One of the easiest ways to help out your community and use your voice is by voting in elections. Humboldt County is one of 29 counties that currently uses the VCA model, and the Office of Elections plans to implement this during the 2024 March Primaries. But with expanded voting times, the office needs more poll workers.

In the first of a special two-part series, Host Dave Schlom is joined by Michael Kauffmann, co-editor and publisher of The Klamath Mountains: A Natural History.

SETI Institute meteor astronomer Peter Jenniskens joins host Dave Schlom to take a deep dive into the science of meteors and meteor showers. Dr. Jenniskens is the author of the authoritative Atlas of Earth's Meteor Showers, a comprehensive and professional-level compilation of all we currently know about meteor showers and the comets they originate from.