Year: 2004
Pio Pico – California’s Golden Parks (127)
Pio Pico State Historic Park welcomes Huell Howser. It is the site of “El Ranchito,” the final home of the last Mexican Governor of
Scotia – California’s Gold (7002)
Huell travels to the Northern California logging town of Scotia about 20 miles south of Eureka. It’s a historic company town where Huell
Lanphere Dunes – California’s Golden Coast (109)
Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge is located on the northwestern California coast near Arcata. The refuge protects wetlands and bay habitats
S.E. Corner – Road Trip (131)
Huell continues his journey to the far reaches of California as he locates the exact Southeast corner of our state and visits nearby attractions.
Methane – California’s Green (113)
A visit to the Methane Digester at the Straus Dairy. Note: This episode was released across Public Broadcasting Service’s (PBS) affiliated
Avocados – California’s Gold (6012)
From past to present the avocado has been an important part of Southern California life. Join popular PBS host Huell Howser as he visits today’s
Mammoths – California’s Gold (7001)
Huell Howser visits two locations to learn about California’s Ice Age history. At the George C. Page Museum in Los Angeles and at Sonoma
N.E. Corner – Road Trip (130)
Huell continues his journey to the far reaches of California as he locates the exact Northeast corner of our state and visits nearby attractions.
Solar Fest – California’s Green (112)
The Solar Living Institute in Hopland is a non-profit educational organization that promotes sustainable living through
Glasses – California’s Green (111)
Huell’s off to Hermosillo, Mexico to see firsthand one of California’s most innovative and successful recycling efforts. What do you do with your