Read more about Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve State Natural Reserve
This State Natural Reserve is located on California’s most consistent poppy-bearing land. Other wildflowers: owl’s clover, lupine, goldfield, cream cups, and coreopsis, to name a few, share the desert grassland to produce a mosaic of color and fragrance... Read MoreRead more about Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve State Natural Reserve
Read more about Virtual Exhibit: Community Voices: Japanese Experiences at Crystal Cove (1927-1942)
Emiko Sakamoto Sugiura, Don Miyada, Takashi “Tak” Yamashita, Tom Honda, and Joe Naruishi contributed their oral histories and photographs from their childhood spent in the Crystal Cove area prior to World War II and Executive Order 9066 issued by President... Read MoreRead more about Virtual Exhibit: Community Voices: Japanese Experiences at Crystal Cove (1927-1942)
Read more about Sue Meg State Park
Native American and Indigenous Studies Yurok people have lived in and around Sue-meg State Park for generations. The temperate climate and abundant wildlife of the North Coast promoted a culturally rich way of life that continues today. Yurok people built villages of... Read MoreRead more about Sue Meg State Park
Read more about Fort Ross State Historic Park
Fort Ross State Historic Park brings attention to the varied stories that have occurred here through the centuries, including the long formation of the coastal natural history, the centuries past and present of resident Kashia Pomo people, the Russian colonization... Read MoreRead more about Fort Ross State Historic Park
Read more about Pío Pico State Historic Park
Pío de Jesus Pico is one of California’s most remarkable historical figures. He was the governor of California in 1832 and again in 1846 before and during the Mexican American War. His adobe home at “El Ranchito” has been completely restored to how it appeared in the... Read MoreRead more about Pío Pico State Historic Park