Keepers of the Coastline
About the Episode
Jeremy Charles (Smith River, California) - In 2023, the Tolowa Dee-ni' people alongside partnering tribes asserted sovereignty over the 700 square miles of their ancestral fisheries. Now in 2024, we see how marine science and resource management can be guided by community and culture.
Aired:
09/12/24
| Expires: | Runtime: 11m 56s
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Extras
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Building Stuff: Boost It! Preview
Is engineering humanity’s superpower? See how we can amplify our natural abilities in amazing ways.0:30 -
How Medieval Armorers Made Knights Bulletproof
Knights and firearms clashed on the battlefield for over 200 years.2:15 -
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Decoding the Universe: Quantum Preview
Dive into the universe at the tiniest – and weirdest – of scales.0:30 -
Solar System: Wandering Worlds Preview
Meet the surprising, oddball worlds moving around our solar system.0:30 -
Solar System: Icy Worlds Preview
Visit strange, frozen worlds to discover the bizarre ice that forms beyond Earth.0:30 -
Solar System: Volcano Worlds Preview
Discover the powerful volcanic eruptions that have shaped worlds across our solar system.0:30 -
This Powerful Psychedelic May Help Treat Opioid Addiction
In recent decades, there's been renewed interest in studying ibogaine.3:28 -
Can Technology Detect Deepfakes Better Than Humans Can?
AI-generated photos are video are getting so good that it’s hard for humans to tell what’s real.7:09 -
Solar System: Strange Worlds Preview
What are the weirdest worlds in our solar system, and how did they come to be?0:30
