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These websites give you a sample of my interests. Maybe you’ll like them too… Survival International: www.survivalinternational.org Defends tribal peoples around the world. Human Origins: www.humanorigins.si.edu The Smithsonian Museum’s link to research into human origins. Web search “origins of early humans” for other fascinating links. Friends of the Los Angeles River: www.folar.org Dedicated to protecting and restoring the Los Angeles River. Malki Museum: www.malkimuseum.org California’s first museum founded by Native Americans. Also home to Malki-Ballena Press. Heyday Books: www.heydaybooks.com/about Independent, non-profit press. Publishes many books by and about California Indians. Rancho Los Cerritos: www.rancholoscerritos.org and Rancho Los Alamitos: http://www.rancholosalamitos.com Long Beach, California is fortunate in having two historic ranchos, both exceptionally well-maintained. Both are sources of local history and offer provocative lectures and activities. Aquarium of the Pacific: www.aquariumofpacific.org Another Long Beach attraction, the aquarium abounds with learning experiences. Its lecture schedule and weekend activities are first rate. Long Beach Museum of Art: www.lbma.org Museum of Latin American Art: www.molaa.com Los Angeles County Museum of Art: www.lacma.org Many images in my writing are inspired by visits to these art museums. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County: www.nhm.org The 100-year-old museum has been newly updated and features a variety of gardens. The museum calls the gardens “the city’s new backyard." |
And on a more personal level
www.WhenWaterWasEverywhere.com  In 2008, I was thrilled to visit East Africa’s Olduvai Gorge, |
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