Yosemite | Lost LA | Season 3, Episode 1

Yosemite | Lost LA | Season 3, Episode 1 | KCET

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Californians have long fought over what Yosemite means, and how to manage it. Since its birth as a park and preserve in 1864, Yosemite has become a postcard for the natural beauty of California. Each year, millions visit from around the globe to see the cliffs, waterfalls and meadows that inspire wonder and reverence of the American West. This episode explores how Yosemite has changed over time: from a land maintained by indigenous peoples; to its emergence as a tourist attraction; to the site of conflict over humanity’s relationship with nature.
00:00-02:06 Introduction
02:06-08:12 Authentic Experience of Yosemite
08:12-13:22 Stories of Native People at Yosemite
13:22-18:03 The End of Firefall
18:03-25:09 Conflicts at Yosemite
25:09-25:50 Conclusion
25:50-26:40 Credits
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@imapaine-diaz4451 Жыл бұрын

I am a So Cal Kid and grew up in Ventura and the SF Valley. My dad was a teacher, and his summer job was as a ranger naturalist in Yosemite. We were there every summer from 1953 to 1961. When I was seven, my dad thought that it was time I learned to swim, so, he walked me down to sentinel bridge 1:12 from camp 13, said to me "Swim to the bank" and threw me into the middle of the river. the Merced is pretty cold as its just snowmelt from the high country so - I Swam. Couldn't have been a better life than being a kId in Yosemite valley all summer😃😃

@MadisonRaye18 4 ай бұрын

I cried when they cried for real 😭 The Wilderness fills that hole in my heart too ❤ couldn’t agree more

@miriammenicuccig 4 жыл бұрын

This whole show is amazing!

@timanctil8225 4 ай бұрын

These shows are really interesting, they kinda remind me of the type of subjects Huel Howser would pick...

@tortusphere 5 жыл бұрын

Best episode yet.

@anthonyportalez5096 4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@whomanbeing 5 жыл бұрын

Love this show.

@famousbowl9926 4 жыл бұрын

Id rather go to that other park

@Anaris10 7 ай бұрын

You didn't mention that we, the Southern Sierra Miwok, are STILL not Federally Recognized and have NO land.

@jorgecgonzalez9976 3 ай бұрын

They did not touch Hetch Hetchy which is another story itself.

@bonnie.duncan 3 жыл бұрын

4:56 - little tip...don’t wait until halfway through an interview to introduce the audience to the person you’re interviewing...

@timsteinkamp2245 2 жыл бұрын

I was born in Oregon in 1957 and visited all the parks in Oregon, Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon and have toured America including the Badlands, Rushmore, Niagara. Now Disneyland is $100, Hearst Castle is $25 or $100 for the whole property and to drive up into Yosemite is $40 but they do allow you to come back for a week. To be fair every state park in California has a $10 entrance fee just to go look at it. Seems like a money maker for the government comparable to what Disney charges. Just so people know, the federal government owns and controls 50% of 11 Western States. The feds control 53% of Oregon. The feds must think that we are too greedy, stupid or just incompetent for us westerners to take care of our own states. Why don't they change the maps so the people know who controls what. Everything east of the Mississippi is owned by the citizens of the state and the west side is their playground. Our lands burn up in the summer and where are the homeless? On the west coast.