California Heartland - Episode 808

	Season 8 - Episode 808
		Stewards of the Land Pat McConahay profiles a group of Southeast Asian farmers who are out to battle bad air.
		An Innovative Approach Preserving the environment means not only preserving air, water, and soil on farms and ranches, but safeguarding forests as well. And one of the best examples of how that's done can be found high in the mountains of Plumas County.
		A Refuge for Wildlife We'll take you to a wetlands wildlife oasis near the town of Corning. It's a project that's restoring habitat, luring wildlife and helping a band of Native Americas find new ways to sustain their tribe.
		Going Organic No matter where you are in the world, if you're an almond-lover, chances are your almonds came from California's Central Valley. For one valley almond farmer, living the American Dream means growing almonds the organic way.
		Pride of Ownership We visit the Agriculture & Land Based Training Association (ALBA) in Salinas; an organization helping mostly immigrant farm workers realize their dreams of farm ownership. But this organization is fighting for more than just their farmers. We'll show you how they're leading an effort to save agriculture in the Salinas Valley.
		Growing Future Farmers African American farmers in Fresno are planting the seeds to grow their numbers, as well as finding new ways to sustain the land they love.

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