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The Most Biodiverse Place In America

In San Diego County, naturalist and educator John Fiske and his family explore one of America’s most biodiverse landscapes
Paradeigm Films and Cherimoya Pictures.
In San Diego County, naturalist and educator John Fiske and his family explore one of America’s most biodiverse landscapes

Stream with KPBS+ / Premieres Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026 at 8:30 p.m. on KPBS TV + Encore Sunday, Oct. 18 at 9 p.m. on KPBS 2

In San Diego County, naturalist and educator John Fiske and his family explore one of America’s most biodiverse landscapes. From coastal bluffs and chaparral to oak woodlands, mountains, and desert, the film follows John and his sons, Johnny and Charlie, revealing an extraordinary range of life and a family legacy rooted in conservation, curiosity, and care for the land.

Get a sneak peek at a family exploring one of America’s most biodiverse landscapes. The film follows John and his sons, Johnny and Charlie, revealing an extraordinary range of life and a family legacy rooted in conservation, curiosity, and care for t

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Take a sneak peek at a family exploring one of America’s most biodiverse landscapes. The film follows John and his sons, Johnny and Charlie, revealing an extraordinary range of life and a family legacy rooted in conservation, curiosity, and care.
Paradeigm Films and Cherimoya Pictures
Take a sneak peek at a family exploring one of America’s most biodiverse landscapes. The film follows John and his sons, Johnny and Charlie, revealing an extraordinary range of life and a family legacy rooted in conservation, curiosity, and care.

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