Awesome, Colton! This stuff is fascinating.

Colton is the most talented naturalist I know!

It was so great to be featured on your first episode of "Future Roots"! Thanks for joining me in the creek!

Sounds good in theory but let’s face it. These kids don’t know how the world works.

Yelamu ("san francisco") Natives have the very best Aunties to learn from! I am so grateful for the Honorable Abby Abinanti and all of her shared wisdom and grace.

I miss Humboldt 😢.

We'll dance when all fake colleges are shut down and everyone goes home.

Kelp Ecosystems are now known to be quite helpful for re-establishing Salmonids as they utilize its cover value, food chain components, and sheltering effects. Southern sea otters, Enhydra lutris, or even possible northern sea otters consume purple urchins which have been found to stymie bull kelp populations. The sea otters diet , also , includes crabs which allow sea slug populations to thrive benefitting Eel grass by consuming the algae which might coat and smother eelgrass or other maritime grasses.

Don't live in bat territory. You carry flu right, virus, bacteria and mold. Human behavior is at least, most disgusting.

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We need more of these micro grids spaced all over Humboldt County ASAP. A lot more productive and cost effective than the proposed off shore wind farm.

The micro grid at the airport should be the blueprint for more thought out the county , more practical and cost effective than the proposed off shore wind project.

Aunt Sue thinks you look so cute there, Kari Lynn! Loving your research! I thought about being a geologist waaaayyyyy back when I had no children… 😁

WOULD AN EMP DISABLE OR DESTROY THIS GRID?

fix the meal plan

Yes, King❤ So proud of you, AJ!

"Cal Poly is Awesome!" - The several people who recommended this school.

Hsu sucks....

Awesome

I really hope I get to transfer to Humboldt next year! :)

Is 'Bull Kelp' the same as commercially available Kelp? If not, where can I buy it?

Awesome!

Im ready to start

I’d love to hear input from current students. I’m looking to move on from Portland State and into a Masters program after I earn my bachelors at the end of this upcoming winter term. I wanted to be somewhere very progressive as far as sustainability applied to the real-world goes, especially in the urban sector. Unfortunately this staple of PSU has fallen to the wayside, since the pandemic struck, and PSU has not put as much effort as not restore it programs back to former strength. Unfortunately the number of classes that have been cut and not replaced since the pandemic is staggering. I also frequently get pigeon-holed into classes that I don’t want, as a result. Which has sharpened my knowledge of fields that I don’t see a future in for myself, and that has caused a lack of developed skills needed in fields that I AM interested in! I get the impression that this isn’t the case at CPH. How out of place would I be as a 32 year old grad student? How large are classes? What’s the teacher to student ratio? What kind of literal “hands-on” teaching methods have been introduced and/or applicators at/by CPH, especially outside of the campus? Has there been any evidence of Arcata or Eureka expanding in population as a response to Humboldt earning the Cal Poly distinction? Such economic growth is extremely pertinent to my specific interests. These are all real important factors in my my grad program. I’ve had quite enough of sitting in a classroom, taking notes, splitting up into 5 minute discussion groups, finishing the class by taking more notes, all to rinse and repeat over and over again. Please tell me CPH is more equipped , actively instilled with sustainable practices and that I can effectively succeed with and make us of the program described in this video, coming from an originally extremely broad scope, which gradually zoned more and more into human-aid, as well as urban sustainability.

AWESOME!!

Back in 79 I rewrote my BS to a BA waiving all my math for electronics to get out with 4 less credits, but in FOUR years. Forestry>Geology>Industrial Arts Electronics. Thought I was becoming more of a generalist, then got apprenticed as a system operator for PG&E.

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Enjoy this place. I had my 18th birthday after move in week. The closest friends of that 4 years still keep in contact.

I miss Humboldt. I lived in Redwood Hall in 1977-1980 and I had the best time because it's a great school in an incredible area with amazing real people. I came from smoggy and dry Los Angeles, California

I wonder if it can be prepared to make something like an American kombu

Go Cal Poly Humboldt. Love seeing the videos about what is happening.

Since that day 2014 my son still lives overthere 😩😂

AWESOME!!! Go Cal Poly Humboldt students!!

Thank you HSU\CALPOLY and thank you Anth Department!

I go here

What a useless degree 😮😂🎉

Go ahead, give them your money. The administrators need another raise.

Good luck finding a job with a degree from this craphole of an excuse for a university

Worst mistake of my life, coming to this university. Horrible horrible excuse for a school. Do yourself a favor and learn carpentry or welding or something useful, and skip the liberal studies crap.

3:18: so is football back at HSU (errr...Cal Poly Humboldt)?

Is this the college world renowned libertarian streamer vowsh graduated from?!? Pog(as we tend to say in the vouch community)

Yeah, not going to be an ancestor. Not going to be walking either. Don't find much inspiration in a future where my Soul Mate doesn't exist.

right on!

Do your best. There is no way to replace the power if the dams were all taken out with only solar or wind without much worse effects on a much wider area.

An exciting new industry. First oysters, now hearty red seaweed, too. 😋 Dry to and sprinkle it on my ramen! 🍜

3:26 that's literally vaush

Thank you for the music Eugene!!

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