Humboldt Bay has invasive plants attacking its marshes and dunes. Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge's Andrea Pickart explains why it matters while Mike learns that botany jokes are never successful.

After years of process, the Marine Protected Areas are finally in effect. Ocean Conservancy's Jen Savage comments.

Stanford's Dr. Ken Caldeira discusses our options if/when Earth is faced with a climate emergency.

This episode of Coastal Currents had a room full of guest speaking on Water and Water Rights and promoting the upcoming event World Water Rising taking place Saturday March 25th at Blue Lake Casino's Sapphire Palace.

Dave Feral (MRA) and Andrew Orahoske (EPIC) discuss some of the long-term challenges facing NoHum's main drinking-water source. Also, why are environmentalists asking us to power-use our tap water?

The county suggests you avoid those Mussels, because you can get violently ill on the double.

Delia and Larry chat with Madison Peters, Coastal Programs Coordinator at NEC, regarding Coastal Cleanup Day.

Center Activities at HSU is doing their best to give you something to do. Want to learn how to kiteboard? Never been sea kayaking? Need to rent a wetsuit for something? Today on Coastal Currents, Victoria Anweiler explains how.

Author Jon Humboldt Gates discusses his book "Night Crossings", recounting harrowing true tales of rogue waves, poor visibility, and the entrance to Humboldt Bay.

Coastal Currents founding host Pete Nichols just got arrested in front of the White House protesting the Keystone Pipeline. He calls in after just having been sprung out.