HELLO EVERYBODY I'M.
>> HOWSER AND HERE IT IS ABOUT 9:00 O'CLOCK AN A SATURDAY MORNING.
WE'RE STANDING WEST OF THE RIVERSIDE.
WE'RE GETTING READY TO SPEND THE DAY AT THE HARUPA CULTURAL CENTER.
AND IT STARTED WITH THIS CONVICTION I RECEIVED BY FAX A COUPLE OF DAYS AGO FROM MARY BURNS, WHO IS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE HARUPA MOUNTAIN CULTURAL CENTER.
SHE INVITED ME HERE.
I ENDED UP CALLING HER AND TALK TO GO HER ON THE PHONE.
SXL SHE IS SO ENTHUSIASTIC SO EXCITED SO COMMITTED TO THIS CULTURAL, WE JUST HAD TO COME OUT AND ACCEPT HER VISITATION.
SO WE ARE.
WE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT WE'RE GETTING INTO ALL I KNOW THAT MARY IS VERY ENTHUSIASTIC AND THERE IS A LOT OF INTERESTING STUFF GOING ON AT THE CULTURAL CENTER.
WE'RE GOING TO FIND OUT WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT.
AND HERE SHE IS, YOU MUST BE MARY BURNS.
>> I AM.
>> I ALREADY SET THIS STORY UP BY SAYING YOU'RE ONE OF THE MOST EN THUESTHUSIASTIC PEOPLE HAVE TALKED TO IN MY LIFE.
>> YOU LOVE THIS PLACE.
>> I LOVE THE YARUPA CENTER.
WE SERVICE SCHOOL DISTRICT DURING THE WEEK AND ON THE WEEKEND WE HAVE PRIVATE PROGRAMS.
>> Huell: OKAY.
SO THESE PEOPLE OVER HERE--THESE ARE OLIVE TREES.
>> AND THEY ARE WHAT ARE THEY DOING OVER HERE.
>> WE HAVE AN ON CUREING CLASS AND THESE PEOPLE ARE ALLOWED TO PICK OUT ALL THE OLIVES THAT THEY WANT.
FOR A LIVE CURING CLASS.
WE DON'T SELL O LIVES BUT WE ALLOW PEOPLE TO PICK OUR OLIVES.
>> Huell: AND LEARN HOW.
>> AND LEARN.
>> Huell: DO YOU HAVE SOMEBODY WHO TEACHES THEM.
>>> I'M JUST A PERSON WHO LIKES OLIVES AND WILLING TO TELL PEOPLE HOW TO DO IT.
>> Huell: WHAT IS THE EXCITEMENT ABOUT PICKING AND CURING THEIR OWN OLIVES.
>> ALMOST EVERYBODY LIKE OLIVES AND THEY CAN SEE OLIVES GROWING ON TREES AND SAY I WONDER HOW THEY DO THAT.
IT'S REALLY EASY TO TAKES ABOUT 8 DAYS ALL YOU NEED IS A BUCKET AND A LITTLE BIT OF PATIENTS AND DOING IT AND IT COMES OUT TERRIFIC.
>> Huell: DO YOU OFFER THESE CLASSES ON AND OFF AT THE CULTURAL CENTER.
>> THEY AN OFFER THESE CLASSES EVERY OLIVE EASE ON.
>> Huell: HERE'S A LADY PICKING OLIVES AND TAKING CARE OF HER BABY.
>> Huell: THIS IS YOUR MOTHER-IN-LAW.
COME DOWN HERE A LITTLE WHAT MADE YOU COME HERE.
>> I HAVE AN OLIVE TREE AND I HATE THEM BUT MY HUSBAND LOVES THEM.
>> Huell: SO YOU'RE GOING TO LEARN HOW TO CURE OLIVES.
FIRST YOU'VE GOT TO PICK THEM AND YOU'VE GOT A LONG WAY TO GO.
YOU THINK YOU'VE GOT TO USE MORE.
>> THAT'S WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.
>> Huell: HAVE FUN.
THIS IS A LOT OF FUN FOR PEOPLE AND THEY LEARN SOMETHING AT THE SAME TIME.
>> A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE OLIVE TREES IN THEIR YARD AND IF THEY FALL DOWN THEY MAKE A MESS SO.
THEIR FOLKS THAT GO AROUND AND SPRAY THE TREES SO THEY DON'T PRODUCE THE OLIVES AND THEY ARE MISSING OUT ON THAT.
>> Huell: THIS CLASS GOES ON ALL DAY ALL MORNING.
>> THE LONGEST TIME IS PICKING THEM THE OLIVES.
TEACHING THEM TO CURE IS NO TIME.
IT WILL PROBABLY TAKE ABOUT 40 MINUTES TO PICK ALL THOSE OLIVES.
>> Huell: GOOD TO MEET YOU.
>> GOOD TO MEET YOU.
>> Huell: I'M NOT SURE HOW THIS FITS INTO EARTH SCIENCE.
>> NOT ONLY ARE THE TREES HERE, BUT THE OLIVE TREE IS HISTORICAL TREES.
I KNOW YOU'VE TOURED ALL THE MISSIONS HOW MANY HAD OLIVES YOU ALL OF THEM DO.
SO BY PICK ALLOWING THE PUBLIC TO PICK THEM.
OLIVES ARE ON IMPORTANT TREES.
>> Huell: THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT PICKING OLIVES.
>> NO THEY ARE WITH ANOTHER PROGRAM, THE DINOSAUR WALK.
I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THAT MEANS BUT YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'RE IN CHARGE.
>> IT'S A WALK THAT WE TAKE A NATURE WALK AND WE ALONG A TRAIL GO UP ON A HILL.
AND WE HAVE DINOSAURS ALONG THE WAY.
>> Huell: WHAT DO YOU MEAN, YOU HAVE DINOSAUR.
>> WE HAVE REPLICAS NOT REAL ONES.
WE SHOW THEM OUR REPLICAS OF DIENOSAURS.
>> Huell: WERE THERE DINOSAURS IN THIS AREA.
>> NO THIS AREA WAS USED BY OUR NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS.
>> Huell: WHAT WERE YOU TALKING ABOUT OVER HERE?
>> THIS IS A SPECIAL PLANT WE CALL THIS OUR PET PLANT.
>> Huell: OUR PET PLANT?
>> THIS IS A VERY SPECIAL PLANT, IT COMES FROM AFRICA, NOT NATIVE TO THIS AREA.
BUT IT'S UNIQUE BECAUSE WHEN YOU RUB THE LEAVES WITH YOUR HAND, AND SMELL WRUR HAND AND--.
>> Huell: OH MY GOSH.
>> WHAT DOES THAT SMELL LIKE?
>> Huell: IT SMELLS LIKE, PEANUT BUTTER.
>> OR BUTTERED POPCORN.
>> Huell: HAVE YOU ALL DONE THIS YET.
COME OVER HERE AND RUB THIS THING.
ALTHOUGH IF YOU HAD TOO MANY PEOPLE ON THE TOUR.
>> WE JUST ASK THEM TO CARESS IT.
>> Huell: OH GOSH I DID MORE THAN THAT ON THAT PLANT.
NOW SMELL IT, DOES IT SMELL?
>> MAKES ME WANT TO GO TO THE MOVIES.
>> THERE YOU GO.
IT TASTE JUST LIKE BUTTERED POPCORN AND IF YOU NOTICE THE PRETTY YELLOW FLOWER SO IT'S PREATTRACTIVE.
>> THIS IS CALLED THE POP XOERN PLANT.
>> Huell: CAN YOU GET IT IN NURSERIES.
>> YES YOU CAN.
AND THIS IS A FAIRLY GOOD DROUGHT RESISTANT PLANT.
>> Huell: THIS IS AN AMAZING SMELL.
I'M NOT SURE HOW THIS FITS IN WITH THE DINOSAURS.
>> WELL, ALONG WE LOOK AT OTHER THINGS.
>> Huell: WE'RE GOING TO GO FURTHER ON THE TRAIL.
WE'RE GOING TO SEE THE DINOSAURS AND TALK ABOUT THEM.
>> Huell: SO WE'LL SEE YOU LATER.
GOODBYE KIDS, YOU WANT TO SEE SOME DINOSAURS.
THEY'RE JUST UP THE HILL THERE.
OKAY.
NOW WE'RE HEADING FOR THE--.
>> TO THE MUSEUM AND BEFORE THAT, HE WANT TO SHOW YOU THE OUTSIDE OF THIS BUILDING.
>> Huell: COME ON LOUIE, SHE'S GOT SOMETHING TO SHOW US.
>> WHEN YOU PUT IT ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING AS WELL.
>> Huell: WHAT KIND OF STONE?
>> THIS IS WOOD IN SLAB.
WE HAVE PERCOLAS IN HERE AND PLENTY TYPE OF ROCKS.
>> Huell: THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL.
AND I WOULD HAVE WALKED RIGHT BY IT.
>> NOT WITH ME.
>> THIS IS THE FIRST SLAB OF COMMENT THAT I EVER POWERED.
I MIXED IT BY MYSELF AND BUILT THIS SLAB.
>> Huell: YOU BUILT THIS.
>> MY HEART BELONGS HERE.
I HELPED OUT.
>> Huell: WOW, OH LOOK!
>> WE HAVE IN HERE WONDERFUL INDIAN ARTIFACTS.
WE HAVE ROCKS AND MINERALS FROM EVERYWHERE.
>> Huell: YOU'RE BRINGING IN--.
>> BRINGING IN EXTRAS.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING INTEREST SCIENTIST TO COMMUNITY SERVICEERS TO PEOPLE WHO JUST CARE ABOUT WHO WE ARE.
>> I'M DICK KNOCKS.
>> Huell: WHAT IS YOUR SPECIALTY.
>> YOU SHOULD BE HAPPY IN HERE.
WHY ARE YOU STANDING IN FRONT OF THIS CASE.
>> WELL, CREST MORE IS A CEMENT IN RIVERSIDE AND IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES, IT HAS A MORE TYPES OF DIFFERENT MINERALS THAN ANYWHERE IN THE WESTERN PART.
AND THE REASON FOR THAT IS IF YOU HAD A LIME STONE BED, AND IT WAS PENETRATED BY GRANITIC MASS UNDERNEATH OF IT, AND ALONG WITH THE LIME STONE, THE GRANITE WAS MELTED AND WANT IT TO JOIN YOU'VE GOT ALL THESE MINERALS.
>> Huell: SO THIS MINE, WHICH IS LOCATED IN RIVERSIDE, HAS HOW MANY MINERALS.
>> I DON'T KNOW THE EXACT AMOUNT.
>> OVER 200.
>> Huell: WHICH MAKES IT THE LARGEST OF MINERALS IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES.
>> YEAH,.
>> Huell: WOW.
>> RIVERSIDE HAS EXCITED MINERALS.
>> Huell: NOW LOOK AT ALL THESE THINGS.
DO THE KIDS COME IN HERE AND WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THEY COME IN HERE?
>> WELL MOST OF THE THINGS IN THIS BUILDING, THEY CAN ONLY LOOK.
THERE IS OTHER PROGRAMS WHERE THEY CAN TOUCH.
>> Huell: AND YOU COME IN AND TALK TO THEM.
>> SOMETIMES I COME IN.
>> HE COMES IN FOR OUR SCOUTING PROGRAMS SO THAT THEY CAN MEET ALL THE NEEDS AND REQUIREMENT IN ONE TRIP FOR GEOLOGY AND ARCHEOLOGY.
>> Huell: DO YOU THINK YOUNG PEOPLE KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT MINERALS.
>> FROM MY EXPERIENCE THE YOUNG ONES DO BUT WHEN THEY REACH THE AGE OF ATHLETICS AND THE OPPOSITE SEX, THEY FORGET.
>> Huell: WELL THANK YOU FOR COMING IN.
WE'LL TALK TO YOU IN A MINUTE.
>> I HAVE HAPPY ROCKS.
>> Huell: HAPPY ROCKS?
>> WE HAVE TO INTRODUCE YOU TO HAPPY ROCKS.
>> Huell: WAIT, WE HAVE TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THIS MAN, YOUR HUSBAND.
>> I'M THE HISTORIAN PHOTOGRAPHER.
>> Huell: YOU SEEM A LITTLE LOW KEY THAN MARY.
>> YOU HAVE TO BALANCE OFF.
>> THROW ME IN THE HOUSE AND.
WALLS WOULD SHAKE.
>> Huell: OKAY.
WE'RE GOING IN.
WHAT IS THIS?
>> THE MAGIC ROOM.
>> Huell: IT'S DARK IN HERE.
LOUIE WILL HAVE TO TURN OFF HIS LIGHTS TOE PHOTOGRAPH HERE.
BUT THESE ARE THE HAPPY ROCKS.
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE IS THE ROCKS ARE ACTUALLY BEING EXCITED BY THE ULTRAVIOLET RAISE AND WHAT IS HAPPENING THE ELECTRONS ARE VIBRATING.
YOU CALL THAT ACTIVITY EXCITING AND THINGS THAT ARE EXCITING HAPPY.
>> Huell: ALL RIGHT.
LIEUOUIE TURN THE LIGHT BACK ON.
WHAT DO YOU CALL THIS THIS ROOM.
>> THE HAPPY ROOM.
TO ME TURNING KIDS ON ABOUT EARTH SCIENCE IS IMPORTANT AND GETTING THEM TO LEARN ABOUT WHAT IS A MINERAL AND A ROCK.
THAT'S WHAT MAKES PEOPLE GROW UP TO BE GEOLOGIST.
HERE THE FACILITY THAT SCHOOLS KEEP COMING TO BECAUSE WE HAVE CREATIVE WAYS TO GET STUDENTS EXCITED ABOUT SCIENCES.
IF I DIDN'T HAVE MY JOB I WOULD WANT LOUIE'S.
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE CASES.
BECAUSE I CAN WALK UP 20 THIS CASE WITH CHILDREN, AND THEY CAN SEE WITHOUT ME TELLING THEM THAT THESE ROCKS AND MINERALS CREATE THESE PRODUCTS.
>> Huell: THE TIED, THE CLOROX.
>> IT'S A RICHARD KNOCKS.
HE'S A ROCK EXTRANAIRRE.
>> Huell: BOY, THIS IS REALLY--JUST A VERY PRACTICAL PLACE THAT REAL HANDS-ON.
>> WE PUT THINGS AND CHILDREN'S HANDS WHEN OTHER PEOPLE SAY OH DON'T TOUCH IT.
>> Huell: WHAT IS THIS.
>> IT'S A IRON WOOD AND ALL 3 OF THESE WILL STACK UP.
IT WAS ONE LOG AND IT'S AN IRON WOOD.
>> Huell: WHERE DO YOU GET ALL THESE?
>> PEOPLE THAT ARE REALLY INTO THEIR HOBBY, WHERE IT'S TIME TO BREAK DOWN THEY'LL DONATE THINGS FOR EDUCATION.
>> Huell: THIS IS A PLACE WHERE IT CAN BE USES.
>> IT'S A NONPROFIT, WE DON'T RECEIVE ANY STATE OR LOCAL MONEY.
IT'S RUN BY THE ORGANIZATIONS AND OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS.
>> Huell: ALL RIGHT.
NOW WE'VE COME OUTSIDE OF THE MUSEUM BACK WITH THE OLIVE PICKERS.
YOU'RE HAVING FUN, AREN'T YOU.
>> AND YOU BROUGHT YOUR TWO ASSIST ANTS.
>> I DID MICHAEL AND DUSTY.
>> Huell: ARE YOU EXCITED ABOUT THIS.
>> YES.
>> Huell: NOW YOU HAVE TO CURE THEM AND EAT THEM.
THIS IS EXCITING.
THIS EXCITEMENT IS INFECTION HERE.
THERE IS SOMETHING ELSE.
>> SOMETHING NEW FOR YOU.
>> Huell: WORMS.
WHY AM I NOT SURPRISED?
>> I GUESS, BECAUSE YOU FIGURED OUT THAT WE'RE AN EARTHY PLACE.
>> Huell: THIS IS YOU PLACE THE POSITION OF OLIVES AND YOU'RE SHARING THE STAGE WITH THE WORMS.
>> THAT'S RIGHT, THEY'RE BOTH THINGS THAT PEOPLE CAN USE AT HOME.
>> Huell: HE SAYS THE RIGHT THINGS.
>> HE ALWAYS DONE.
>> I'M VERNE CULTURE--THE STUDY OF WORMS.
>> Huell: VERMA CULTURE SPECIALIST.
I TEACH CHILDREN ALL YEAR-ROUND.
OH LOOK THIS IS.
THIS IS A HOME COMPOSE FILE.
AND THESE ARE WORMS HERE.
THESE ARE EARTH WORMS RIGHT HERE.
>> Huell: THESE ARE FISHING WORMS?
>> YES.
BUT THEY ARE AN EX IS HE LENT COMPOSING WORM BECAUSE--.
>> Huell: THIS IS A SMELLY EXHIBIT.
>> IT SMELLS EARTHY BECAUSE THEY TAKE THE FOOD AND CREATE THIS STUFF AND IT'S USED FOR FERTILIZER IT'S ALL ORGANIC AND GROWS YOUR VEGETABLES.
THE WASTE THAT YOU THROW AWAY AND INSTEAD OF THROWING YOU COMPOSE WITH WORMS AND PUT IT BACK INTO THE SOIL.
>> THIS IS THE BEST REPSYCH LETTER.
>> Huell: DO YOU RECYCLEER HERE.
>> Huell: DO YOU TEACH CLASSES HERE.
>> WE TEACH THE KIDS, FROM FIRST TO 9th GRADE ON HOW TO RE CYCLE COMPOSE AND VERMA COMPOSE.
>> Huell: THEY WOULD NEED TO KNOW THIS TO TEACH COMPOSE.
>> WELL THE KIDS TELL THEIR PARENTS AND THE PARENTS GET INVOLVED.
I ALSO WORK FOR RIVERSIDE COMPOSE INSTRUCTOR AND THIS IS OUR SITE HERE.
>> Huell: WE NEED TO KNOW THIS.
AND LOOK AT YOU, YOU JUST PUT YOUR HANDS RIGHT INTO THAT STUFF.
>> ABSOLUTELY THIS IS THE WORLD GREATEST RECYCLEER.
I'VE BEEN CALLED THE RECYCLE DWEEN QUEEN--QUEEN.
>> THIS IS WHAT'S LEFT OF A WATERMELON.
THEY EAT IT WHEN IT BREAKS DOWN.
BREAD ANYTHING THAT TURNS BAD, YOU CAN PUT IN HERE ALL YOUR TRIMINGS POTATO PEELS AND EVERYTHING.
NO MEAT NO DAIRY PRODUCTS OR OIL.
BUT YOUR NEWSPAPER, PEOPLE THEY THEY'VE GOT NOTHING TO COMPOSE.
A PERSON OF NEWSPAPER 700 POUNDS A YEAR THAT THEY NEED TO RE CYCLE THIS WAY OR THE OTHER WAY.
THIS YEAR'S OLYMPICS, 85% OF THEIR WASTE WAS COMPOSED THROUGH WORMS.
AND ALSO DISNEY WORLD IN FLORIDA IS ON COMPOSE.
>> Huell: ARE YOU LISTENING TO ALL THIS.
YOU CAME FOR OLIVES.
>> YES BUT I'M LEARNING ABOUT WORMS.
>> Huell: ISN'T THAT INTERESTING.
>> I'M GOING TO START THROWING BY WASTE INTO HI WORM.
>> Huell: THERE IS HERE WORTH LEARNING.
SO THANK YOU FOR COMING IN.
SORRY WE CAN'T SPEND FOR TIME WITH YOU.
YOUR NAME AGAIN.
>> TOM.
I'M AFRAID TO ASK WHERE WE'RE GOING NEXT.
>> TO THE DINOSAURS.
>> Huell: OH THAT IS RIGHT.
>> YOU WANT TO TRY AN A LIVE BEFORE YOU GO.
THESE ARE SOME THAT ARE ALREADY CURED.
>> Huell: ARE THESE FROM THESE TREES.
>> NO FROM MY TREES.
THEY ARE GOING TO BEAT ANY OLIVE FROM THE STORE.
>> Huell: THESE ARE GOOD.
UM.
HOW MANY ACRES DO YOU HAVE HERE.
>> WE HAVE 104 ACRES ON THIS SIDE OF THE FREE AND 18 ON THE OTHER.
>> Huell: YOU'VE GOT CAT TUESDAY AND ALL ZUNDS THINGS HERE.
THERE THERE IS OUR FIRST DINOSAUR HERE.
>> Huell: THIS ONE HAS SEEN BETTER DAYS.
>> IT DIED.
EAGLE SCOUT IS GOING TO DO HIM AS A FAMILY.
SO THAT YOU'RE IN KOERPD DIFFERENT STUDENTS WORKING HANDS-ON WITH THE PROJECTS.
>> Huell: SO ALL OF THESE--OH BOY LOOK AT THIS ONE.
>> THIS IS THE A PATASOURUS.
THIS IS THE ONE THAT WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO GET FIBERGLASS--.
>> Huell: WHAT IN THE WORLD IS THAT?
IT'S NOT A DINOSAUR.
>> IT'S A SPINESOURUS, ON STEROID.
>> THEIR PROJECTS THAT CHILDREN HAVE WORKED OUN AND THEY'RE QUAINT.
>> Huell: HERE'S OUR DINOSAUR GROUP.
WHAT ARE THEY DOING.
>> LOTS OF MINERALS ARE PUT HERE THE HILLS ARE SEED WD SOME OF THE FINEST ROCKS AND MINERALS, THAT YOU CAN IMAGINE.
THIS IS SULFUR, AND THE CHILDREN ARE GIVEN AN EGG CARTON AND ALLOWED TO COLLECT 12 ROCKS AND MINERALS--.
>> Huell: LOOK AT THE LITTLE BOY.
SO EXCITED ABOUT--.
>> ABSOLUTELY.
>> Huell: AND LOOK OVER HERE, THE LITTLE BOY AND HIS DAD.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE FINDING HERE.
>> OH YEAH.
DIGGING UP SOME MINERALS.
>> Huell: LOOK AT THIS LIEULY, HE DOES NOT WANT TO TURN IT LOSE.
THAT'S A NEAT COLLECTION.
YOU'RE LOOKING FOR ROCKS YOURSELF.
THIS KIND OF LIKE AN A BIG DROIF--.
>> I PICKED UP JUST IN THE LAST SECONDS, HERE'S A LOVELY SULFUR.
IT'S A FULL SHARK TOOTH.
>> Huell: A SHARK TOOTH.
THAT'S--AND WE HAVE THEM ALL IN HERE ALL DIFFERENT SIZES.
THAT'S A FOSSIL.
>> Huell: MAY I DEEP THIS.
I'LL KEEP IT WITH MY WORM COLLECTION AND A COUPLE OF MY OLIVE PITS IN MY POCKET.
EVERYBODY IS HAVING FUN.
THEY LOVE LOOKING AT ALL OF THE ROCKS AND FIN RALZ AND TRYING TO FIND FOSSILS.
>> AND THIS IS AVAILABLE FOR FAMILIES.
>> YES.
DURING THE WEEK WE HAVE SCHOOL GROUPS AND ALL KINDS OF ORGANIZATIONS--.
>> Huell: BUT WEEKENDS.
SATURDAYS IS FOR FAMILIES.
>> WHAT DID HE FIND.
I BET IF YOU AND DREW ON YOUR EGG CARTON, YOU CAN WRITE WITH THAT.
>> Huell: BOY THERE IS ALWAYS GOING ON HERE.
WE NEED TO STAND HERE FOR JUST A SECOND.
THIS LOOKS LIKE AN ANT EATER HERE, MARY.
WHAT IS THIS THING.
>> THIS IS, HE'S ACTUALLY A DUCTFILE.
HE'S BEEN A COMMUNITY PROJECT.
IF WE CAN GET HIM ALL THE WAY DOWN AND FIND A KARP TER THAT WILL HELP RAISE HIS HEAD UP, WE WOULD LIKE TO REPLACE HIM AND TAKE HIM A LITTLE ATTRACTION.
>> Huell: THIS IS BEAUTIFUL HERE.
LOOKING RIGHT TOWARD RIVERSIDE WITH THE MOUNTAINS HERE, THE KIDS AND THEIR PARENTS AND EVERYBODY OUT HERE WORKING.
THIS IS REALLY A REMARKABLE PLACE.
>> IT IS AND WHAT WE'RE ABOUT IS PEOPLE AND DOING THINGS TOGETHER AS A TEAM.
EACH ONE OF THESE DINOSAUR HAS A PEOPLE STORY TO GO WITH IT.
>> Huell: OKAY.
WE'RE LEAVING DINOSAUR HILL.
>> AND THIS IS SOMETHING INTERESTING I WANT TO TALK ABOUT BEFORE WE LEAVE HERE.
THIS YEAR WE HAD A FIRE, AND IT WAS SO AWESOME LOOKING WE HAD HELICOPTER DROPPING WATER, OF THAT DINOSAUR, AND THE FIRE FIGHTERS WERE--.
>> Huell: ONLY IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
>> ONLY IN YURUPA.
WHAT WE DID IS WE STARTED TEACHING KHISH--CHILDREN ABOUT REBIRTH.
>> Huell: SO YOU TOOK THE FIRE AND HERE'S THE EXAMPLE OF THE REBIRTH.
>> RIGHT THERE.
SORT OF LIKE THE PHOENIX, IT RISES AGAIN AND IF IT'S NATURE WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT IT.
>> Huell: THIS IS BEAUTIFUL.
>> ONE OF THE MEXICAN'S VARIETY.
>> Huell: LOOK LOUIE, THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL BOTANICAL SITUATION.
>> I'M THE ARCHAEOLOGIST.
>> Huell: YOU GO WITH THE VERNEOLOGIST.
>> Huell: WHAT DO YOU DO HERE.
>> I HELP TO EDUCATE THE CHILDREN AND ADULTS TO COME TO OUR CENTER ABOUT HOW TO PROTECT AN ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE AND WHAT THEY SHOULD DO IF THEY COME ACROSS ONE AND HOW WE ACCOMPLISH OUR TASKS AND WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM THEM.
>> Huell: NOW IS MARY ALWAYS THIS EXCITED.
>> ALWAYS!
>> Huell: BOY WHAT A DAY WE HAVE HAD.
>> ANOTHER EXCITING DAY IN YARUPA.
>> Huell: WE'VE GOT A GROUP HERE THAT'S FORMED.
HOWDY ARE YOU PART OF THIS CENTER.
>> YES, I'VE BEEN A PART OF THIS FOR 37 YEARS.
>> Huell: ARE YOU A VOLUNTARY.
>> OH YEAH.
>>.
>> Huell: HOW DO YOU HELP MARY OUT.
>> GIVE HER A BAD TIME.
>> Huell: AND YOU'RE HERE?
>> I JUST WANTED TO BE ON TELEVISION.
I'M PART OF THE OLIVE CLASS.
>> Huell: AND YOU.
>> WE STOPPED BY.
>> Huell: SO THIS IS YOUR FIRST VISIT.
>> YES, WE WERE LOOKING AT THE FOSSIL THINGS--.
>> Huell: WE HAD NOT HEARD ABOUT THE TURTLE.
>> WE'VE GOT ABOUT MORE THINGS TO GO.
>> IT HAD TO BE THERE FOR MILLIONS OF YEARS.
>> Huell: WELL WE'RE GOING TO PUT YOU CAN GET ON THE MAILING LIST AND FIND OUT THE DIFFERENT KLASZ LIKE OLIVE CURING.
>> YOU CAN BECOME A MEMBER.
>> Huell: COMPOSE.
>> WE'RE ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT HAS TO DO WITH NATURE AND PEOPLE THAT LOVE IT.
>> Huell: IT'S GREAT.
AND OBVIOUSLY YOU LOVE IT.
AND I KNOW YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BLOW YOUR OWN HORN, IF IT HAD NOT BEEN FOR YOU, THIS PLACE IS NOT WHAT IT IS TODAY.
>> THIS IS ABOUT A LOT OF PEOPLE AND A LOT OF PEOPLE WITH SPECIALTY SKILLS.
>> Huell: AND THIS IS A WONDERFUL PLACE.
I'VE NEVER HEARD ABOUT IT UNTIL I GOT YOUR EMAIL AND NOW I KNOW ABOUT IT AND HOPEFULLY A LOT OF PEOPLE WATCHING TONIGHT ARE GOING TO FIND ABOUT IT AND COME AND SHARE THIS--LET YOU SHARE IT WITH THEM.
>> A FREE FIN RAL TO ANYONE WHO SAYS I SAW THIS ON.
>> HOWSER.
>> Huell: GET OUT OF THE PYRITE EXHIBIT OFF THE 60 FREEWAY.
THIS PLACE IS A GEM.
