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“COYOTE CONFLICT IN LOS ANGELES” A DOCUMENTARY FILM BY BENJAMIN FARGEN DIRECTED, FILMED & EDITED BY BENJAMIN FARGEN. https://www.benjaminfargen.com FILMED ON LOCATION IN TORRANCE, REDONDO BEACH, ARCADIA, WALNUT, IRVINE & PALOS VERDES CALIFORNIA Funding UCANR, LA County Quality and Productivity Commission, LA County Agricultural Commissioner / Weights & MeasuresProject Coordinator - Niamh Quinn, Ph.D. Project Concept - Niamh Quinn, Ph.D. & Benjamin Fargen . SINCERE THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS: LA County Agricultural Commissioner / Weights & Measures- Kurt Floren, Jim Hartman, Christine Belden, Fernando Barrera, Isaias Burgos and Alycia Araya UCANR-Danielle Bucklin Western University of Health Sciences-Dr. Curtis Eng, DVMUC Davis- Dr. Winston Vickers, DVM, MPVM University of Wisconsin, Madison- Dr. David Drake, PhD. California Fish and Wildlife - David Bess - Chief of Enforcement California Fish and Wildlife - Bill Overstreet City of Torrance Police - Sgt. Dave Koenig Coyotes in Orange County on FaceBook - Debora Martin Adriana Alvarez Kobata Growers Inc - Torrance, CA ADDITIONAL PHOTO AND VIDEO FOOTAGE PROVIDED BY: Rebecca Highley May & Coyotes of Orange County on Facebook. ADDITIONAL DRONE VIDEO FOOTAGE PROVIDED BY: Jimmy Drone - Coyotes in Silverlake Reservoir https://youtu.be/ApjciAAxg44 Soundtrack provided by the YouTube Audio Library  Artist List: Dan Lebowitz Chris Haugen Freedom Trail Studio Wayne Jones Magic in the other Dan Henig

Health and wellness have always been at the core of Abbie Crane's journey, and now, as she embraces the empty nest chapter, cold plunging has become a powerful tool to feel better, stay grounded, and thrive. From boosting energy to finding balance, Abbie shares how this simple yet transformative practice is helping her redefine wellness and step confidently into this exciting new phase of life and beyond. Ready to start your own journey? Take the plunge with us!"

East Levee Road by Benjamin Fargen is a compelling visual journey through a narrow strip of land nestled between Rio Linda, Highway 99, and the Sacramento River. Born from a search for nature and solitude during the pandemic, Benjamin Fargen captures the intricate dance between untouched beauty and the remnants of human interference. This photo book explores the delicate relationship between man and nature, questioning how our connections to the natural world are formed and why some of these bonds endure stronger than others. Through his lens, Fargen invites readers to reflect on the often complex and contradictory landscapes we inhabit and shape. Filmed & Edited by Benjamin Fargen (https://www.benjaminfargen.com/) Additional filming by Jill & Colby Fargen Soundtrack music by Amulets / Randall Taylor (http://www.amuletsmusic.com/music.html) You can purchase this photobook on my website via the following link: https://www.benjaminfargen.com/eastleveeroadbook I want to take a moment to extend an extra special thank you to Bryan Schutmaat and Matthew Genitempo of Trespasser Books and Fotofilmic for offering the book-making workshop I attended in September 2023. This workshop inspired me to revamp and complete this project. https://trespasser.co/workshops https://fotofilmic.com/learning/ I would also like to thank Filippo Barbero for his guidance and patience in helping me with the final sequencing of this book. https://www.filippobarbero.com/