In this interview with local citizen entemologist, Kevin Huntley and Wild G discuss the native Silver Bee. Native only to the beaches of the Pacific Northwest, Kevin explains his habitat restoration work to save this bee in Humboldt County and how anyone can help too.

Note: If you want to remove a non-native species in Humboldt you can contact: Danith Davis Natural Resources Department Humboldt County (707)268-2692 for permission on public land.

Wild Ginger interviews Ranger Kacie Hallahan of the Bureau of Land Management Area King Range Wilderness. Topics include hiking the Lost Coast Trail, hiking shoes and of course, all the large animals you might encounter on the trails!

Wild Ginger interviews friend Venessa Kay from the SCARF (Shelter Cove Arts and Recreation Foundation) about the 2026 watercolor classes she is co hosting with Darcie Maassen. Sponsored by the California Arts Council, each class this summer and fall will incorporate a guest speaker and a different water color technique as the participants are encouraged to paint native plants and animals of the Kings Range Wilderness.

Wild Ginger croakes up facts on native pacific tree (chorus) frogs. She interviews KMUD talk show host and board of directors member Charley Custer on his chorus frog habitat restoration success.

On Wild Kraft this time, Wild Ginger interviews Elise Sauer of the "Sauer Power Fermentation Hour" a new quarterly show on KMUD about fermentation. However, today Elise is discussing the power of stinging nettle. Listen in and learn more about the many ways stinging nettle can be a plant ally for you! You won't want to miss this enlivening conversation!

On this edition of Wild Kraft Wild Ginger did some homework and learned all about porcupines. These illusive little cuties may be a threatened species in our community and we don't even know! Learn all the facts and hear them talk too! You won't believe it. Just another adventure down the rabbit hole with Wild G.

In this episode of Wild Kraft WG discusses HBM Society's 47 years of informing locals on mushrooms including: mushroom hunting, mushroom forays, mushroom fairs, mushroom dying and even mushroom swag. Morels, chantrelles and cordyceps oh my!

Wild Kraft today was a discussion with executive director of Friends of the Lost Coast, Justin Crellin. We discuss future events FOLC is putting on including mushroom, moss and liverwort lectures and a hike for mushrooms in the King Range. So much to enjoy in the Lost Coast!