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Allensworth, California’s first all-Black town established in 1908, is in Tulare County, encircled by vast farmlands. For years, the once-prosperous farming community has grappled with environmental challenges, food deserts, and the impacts of systemic racism.
When I first moved to Pescadero, the space where I lived was a safe haven for black widow spiders.
You might not find fresh manure very exciting, but it doesn’t get much better for a dung beetle. Dung beetles belong to a family of insects better known as scarabs.
In December, Mark Biaggi and Kevin Watt attended and presented at the annual California Association of Resource Conservation Districts (CARCD) Conference in Sacramento.
