Humboldt Bay Bald Eagle webcam! Monte Merrick, co-director of the Humboldt Wildlife Care Center, explains what happens when a male bald eagle brings a stick up to the nest.

A visit from local high schoolers proves inspiring.

Described as a "rock star" in the fluvial geomorphology, Ann Riley literally wrote the book on urban creek restoration.

Vanessa Vasquez of Humboldt Baykeeper wants you to take what is rightfully yours: a free boat ride on the long, blue watery road that is Humboldt Bay.

You want to learn to row? The Humboldt Bay Rowing Association is way down, despite those boats' lack of cupholders.

Carol Vander Meer, Executive Director of Friends Of The Dunes joins us for Coastal Currents to talk about the upcoming Sand Sculpture event; Jessica Hall also discuss a recent meeting regarding the proposed East-West railroad.

This might be a Coastal Currents record: most content in least amount of time. Dip in!

The Humboldt Bay Harbor District has acquired the old pulp mill in Samoa. How much? Why? Jack Crider answers these questions and more.

Arcata is about to pour less garbage into the Pacific, maybe.

Coastal Currents presents a one-sided discussion (thanks a lot, gov't shutdown) about the BLM's proposed rules for the wild and windy King Range. If you wanted to, say, spend three weeks on the Lost Coast, listen up. Wes Smith of Surfrider explains.