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Contact Tracing Covid-19, Christopher Jones

Humboldt Geographic

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Alumni Updates

Humboldt Geographic

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California's Former Sundown Towns Face Up To Racist Legacies, Michael Christmas

Humboldt Geographic

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John Casali "I Wouldn't Trade My Journey For The World, Jessica Janecek, Matthew Derrick

Humboldt Geographic

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Surviving The Apple Fire, Keegan Ibanez

Humboldt Geographic

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Early Career Opportunities For Humboldt Geographers, Otto Schmitt

Humboldt Geographic

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Alumni In Focus: Kieron Slaughter, Cassandra Avila-Estrada

Humboldt Geographic

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Wildcrafting In Humboldt, Nicholas A. Perdue

Humboldt Geographic

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Gesa Shines At 75th Annual Cgs Conference

Humboldt Geographic

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Faculty Updates

Humboldt Geographic

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Transatlantic Studies In Digital Space, Ahmed Foggie

Humboldt Geographic

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Sun Tunnels Solstice, Isabella Knori

Humboldt Geographic

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Doing Geography In Partnership With Local Organizations, Amy Rock

Humboldt Geographic

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Humboldt Geographic Issue 2

Humboldt Geographic

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How The Pandemic Handed Me My Bachelor's Degree, Cheri Anchondo

Humboldt Geographic

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Queer Spaces Of Rome, Quint Migliardi

Humboldt Geographic

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Covid-19 Gave Me A Second Chance, Erendira Hernandez

Humboldt Geographic

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Our Pandemic - Adjusted Lives, Brenda Aguirre

Humboldt Geographic

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Keeping Digital Space Evil, Anthony Lucero

Humboldt Geographic

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Rhovanion, Jenna Ver Meer

Humboldt Geographic

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Aspect Aware Contours, Leo Dipierro

Humboldt Geographic

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Humboldt Bay Shoreline, North Eureka To South Arcata: A History Of Cultural Influences, Jerry Rohde

Trade & Scholarly Monographs

In 1850 the area east of Arcata Bay was a tapestry of wetlands and sloughs, fringed by conifer-clad hillsides. Canoe channels and trails connected a string of Wiyot villages that nearly encircled the bay.

Then white settlers arrived, establishing towns at Eureka and Union (Arcata). With them came profound changes in the landscape. Rock quarries. Log drives. “Reclaimed” ranchland. An airport. Four and a half railroads. In 170 years the area was transformed into a web of structures and infrastructures that connected what became the two largest cities in Humboldt County.

Recently a new period of change has begun, promising …

On The Acceptance Of Urban Beavers In Martinez, California, Zane A. Eddy

Cal Poly Humboldt theses and projects

As ecosystem engineers, beavers construct complex riparian and wetland habitats that benefit many other species, including endangered salmonids. Through their landscape alterations, beavers also promote increased groundwater recharge and provide refugia during wildfires and high flow events by impounding water and allowing it to spread across the landscape. Prior to the North American colonial fur trapping campaigns, there were between 60 and 400 million beavers in North America. By the beginning of the 20th century, beavers were extirpated from many parts of the continent, however through human efforts, their population has since rebounded to between 10 and 15 million. The …

Mapping Ghost Towns In The Santa Cruz Mountains, Sarah Christine Brewer

GSP Projects

This project identifies areas of archaeological sensitivity for historic resources related to the segment of the South Pacific Coast Railroad that spanned from Los Gatos to Glenwood in the steep terrain of the Santa Cruz Mountains in Central California. The rail line was only in use for 60 years (1880-1940) until the completion of a major highway drew travelers to greater automobile use. During the construction and operation of the rail line, small towns sprouted at the railroad stops, most of which were abandoned along with the rail line in 1940. Some of these towns are now inundated by reservoirs. …

A Hiker's Pilgrimage In Carpathian Ruthenia, Nick Burdine

Humboldt Geographic

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Undamming The Klamath, Ivy Huwald

Humboldt Geographic

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The Southern California Coast, Gilbert Trejo

Humboldt Geographic

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Campus Resource Spaces Serve Latinx Students, Jackeline Pedroza

Humboldt Geographic

Includes Spanish version: Espacios del Campus Que Sirven Estudiantes Latinx

Alumni Update

Humboldt Geographic

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Department News, Lisa Bond-Maupin, Jenna Ver Meer, Nicholas A. Perdue, Amanda Kamlet

Humboldt Geographic

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