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Staff Spotlight: Jasmin Segura of Humboldt Baykeeper

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EcoNews
Bay Tours
Last Updated: 19 January 2021

Destacado del personal

Jasmin Segura, coordinadora del tour por la bahía con Humboldt Baykeeper

 
Jasmin Segura does a lot more than coordinate our Bay Tours: she works with diverse communities to create a new era of stewardship where people feel compelled to be informed and protect Humboldt Bay. Thanks to EcoNews for interviewing Jasmin on her thoughtful, caring approach to people and the planet!
 
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Report A Spill Here!

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HBK
Speak Out
Last Updated: 20 January 2019

 

Call Humboldt Baykeeper at (707) 499-3678 to report a spill after business hours, or if you prefer to remain anonymous. Please take photos if possible. 

 

For spills in Humboldt Bay:

 

  • Cailfornia Office of Emergency Services (800) 852-7550

 

For spills in or near storm drains (which drain to creeks and Humboldt Bay):

 

  • Eureka Public Works                    (707) 441-4203
  • Arcata Environmental Services    (707) 822-8184
  • Humboldt County Public Works   (707) 445-7491
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Keeper of the Bay: “An Individual can make a difference”

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Will Houston, Times-Standard
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Last Updated: 29 January 2019

Humboldt Baykeeper’s Jen Kalt is one of nine women featured in the Times-Standard's Monday Magazine, a new publication celebrating local women in business. 

 

Kalt says that the lack of enforcement of many environmental laws in Humboldt County is “severe” and criticized decision makers who she said have “enabled” businesses to operate outside of those laws.

 

“I think that’s an injustice to the people who believe in running their business in ways that follow the laws and protect the environment and community,” she said.

 

“Industries come and go, but the bay and rivers, if we destroy them, they’re gone forever.”

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