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- Mar 13, 2014
El Radio Fantastique plays the Arcata Playhouse Thursday, April 3
El Radio Fantastique features the beautifully dark songwriting of frontman and multi-instrumentalist Giovanni Di Morente. Di Morente is no stranger to the spotlight. As a member of the pop duo Times Two in the late 1980’s, he and his partner made a fairly standard pact with the Devil. In return for sacrificing their musical standards and artistic control, they scored a top 40 Billboard hit, made an appearance on American Bandstand with Dick Clark, and even were featured in th


- Mar 11, 2014
Take Action to Prohibit Wildlife Killing Contests in California
We would like to thank Project Coyote for providing content for this action alert. Here is a link to their petition on Change.org. #CaliforniaFishandWildlife #EPIC #Killingtournament #ethics #CaliforniaDepartmentofFishandWildlife


- Mar 11, 2014
Endangered Species Act Protection Sought for Rare Coastal Plant in Oregon and California
EPIC joined a coalition with seven other organizations to file a petition last week with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seeking Endangered Species Act protection for silvery phacelia, a rare plant that grows on a 130-mile stretch of coast from Coos and Curry counties in southern Oregon to Del Norte County in northern California. The flowering plant is at risk of extinction due to off-road vehicles, development and nonnative beach grass. There are fewer than 30 surviving p


- Mar 5, 2014
Action Alert: Protect Marine Mammals from Navy Sonar and Weapons Testing
Proposed activities would subject marine mammals, fish, sea turtles and other sea life to countless impacts including mid-frequency sonar, which is noise that is billions of times more intense than natural sound. The use of sonar has been directly connected to many instances of beached whales that have died from baro-trauma after military sonar exercises. Even 300 miles from the source, sonar can be up to 140 decibels, which is 100 times more intense than the level known to


- Mar 5, 2014
Public Action has Exposed Caltrans Need for Reform
Caltrans is seriously out of step with the times, with the needs of the state of California, and with the North Coast community. EPIC has been voicing this criticism of Caltrans since we first rose to the defense of the ancient redwoods of Richardson Grove. Now an independent study has come to that same conclusion. The independent report, the SSTI Assessment and Recommendations, commissioned by Governor Brown and authored by the State Smart Transportation Initiative, was rele


- Feb 24, 2014
12th Annual Pisces Party with the No Good Redwood Ramblers
Friday March 14th, 6pm, at the Beginnings “Octagon” in Briceland. After more than a decade of annual celebrations, the Pisces Party has become a North Coast Community tradition and a harbinger of the coming spring. The party is an annual fundraiser to honor and support Mendocino resident and North Coast restoration advocate, Richard Gienger. The Pisces Party has become a cornerstone of community efforts to support Richard’s ongoing work to restore the forests and watersheds o


- Feb 20, 2014
Take Action Today to Protect Wolves in California
Take Action: Gray Wolves in California may be left without state protections under the California Endangered Species Act if the California Fish and Game Commission were to follow the recommendation of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to not list the species. On February 5, 2014, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife released it’s final status report for the Gray Wolf. It advised the California Fish and Game Commission to not list Gray Wolves as “endange