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California is famous for gold.
In 1849, many people went there.
They found gold.
Now, people are going there again.
They're looking for gold.
Rain water pushes rocks with gold into the rivers.
Barron Brandon studies rocks.
Now, miners have technology and special clothes to help.
But they use the same methods as in 1849.
Albert Fausel's wearing a wetsuit.
He's digging for gold.
California made some rules in 1849.
The rules keep people safe.
They save the environment too.
In parks, people have to use hands and pans.
They can't dig the ground with shovels.
They can look for gold on public land.
But they have to tell landowners.
Everyone has to follow rules.
They have to care for nature.
In June, there'll be less water.
It'll be easy to find gold.
There's still lots of gold.
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