Thea Mercouffer

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Director and producer of the documentary Rock the Boat: Saving America's Wildest River

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In August, Governor Brown signed a  bill  that "fundamentally establishes that in the eyes of the State of California, the Los Angeles River is a river, not just a flood control…

Taking a Ride Down the LA River

In August, Governor Brown signed a bill that "fundamentally establishes that in the eyes of the State of California, the Los Angeles River is a river, not just a flood control…

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