Category: Handfuls of Home

Is the road home still your favorite drive?

How do you make your road trips epic when you head south on 101?

What do you see?

The Water Rescue Team of Humboldt Bay Fire recently conducted specialized training sessions focusing on refining techniques for mud rescues, according to a recent Facebook post. The training aimed at enhancing the team’s capabilities in reaching and extricating individuals trapped in mud, utilizing innovative methods and equipment. During the training, the effectiveness of water rescue boards was showcased in swiftly

“Allan Woodworth visited Moonstone Beach recently and sent us photos of his low-tide escapades to share with the Redheaded Blackbelt audience.”

A treasure of the past nestles in the heart of Trinity County, the Weaverville Joss House, California’s oldest continuously used Chinese temple. In 1874, this building was built to replace one created by homesick miners during the California gold rush. 

“Redwoods, the world’s tallest trees, can host an entire food web in their crowns with plants, small animals, and more.”

A lucky photographer at Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, captured the yearly transformation of a male Roosevelt elk.

In this week’s episode, host Henk Conn dives deep with Captain Sebastien Elrite of Aqua-Rodeo Farms into oyster farming on the Humboldt Bay.