הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Ecology (2021)

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.46 Lawn Wisdom - Nick Bell & Tony Demasi 1:41:31

7d ago1:41:31

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Nick Bell and Tony Demasi are two lawn legends of Western Australia, and together they walk us through a range of benefits that turfed areas can offer to humans and the wider ecosystem, they share wisdom that they have inherited from first nations people, and they offer a number of handy design and installation tips. EPISODE LINKS Sign the Uluru St…

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Backyard Ecology

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Important Backyard Ecology News and Changes 7:51

10d ago7:51

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Thank you for joining me on this Backyard Ecology journey. I can’t believe we’re already up to episode 24 of the Backyard Ecology podcast! And the blog has been going on, in one form or another, for much longer than that. I am really looking forward to continuing on this journey with you. This week’s Backyard Ecology podcast episode is a short, but…

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Sustainable World Radio- Ecology and Permaculture Podcast

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Grow Your Own Apothecary Garden 1:04:06

11d ago1:04:06

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Growing an herbal apothecary garden at home is fun and easy. Learn how to start your own in this informative interview with longtime organic farmer Alena Steen. We begin the episode by talking about the benefits of growing medicinal herbs and then move into the nitty gritty of soil preparation, watering, and harvesting. Alena explains the concept o…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Environmental Professionals: Episode 28 with Kit Prendergast (Native Bees/Pollinators of Australia) 52:35

16d ago52:35

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Happy to introduce episode 28 of Environmental Professionals. This episode is about pollinators in Australia. Kit Prendergast is a native bee scientist and conservation biologist, dedicated to promoting evidence-based actions to preserve indigenous native bees. She earned a Forrest Scholarship for her Ph.D. research documenting native bee biodivers…

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Muse Ecology

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#22 Judith Schwartz and Walter Jehne: Climate Change Narrative Shift 1:33:25

20d ago1:33:25

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In this conversation with author Judith Schwartz and scientist Walter Jehne, we discuss the importance of the shift from seeing the Earth as a resource base to seeing ourselves as enmeshed in a web of life that both manages and depends on natural processes. In particular, we focus on how this perspective shift affects how we understand and are empo…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.45 Trees In Mythology - John Parker (Arboricultural Association) 40:06

14d ago40:06

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John Parker is the Technical Director for the Arboricultural Association in the UK, as well as a Stonehouse Town Councillor. He's back again, and this time we speak about trees in mythology - including people being forced to repay the bark stolen from sacred trees with their internal organs. EPISODE LINKS Check out the Arboricultural Association's …

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Backyard Ecology

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Tracking the Periodical Cicadas with Dr. Gene Kritsky 1:06:39

17d ago1:06:39

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For many of us, the rhythmic chatter of annual cicadas is a natural part of every summer. But then… every once in a while… the trees explode in a deafening chorus of periodical cicadas. Periodical cicadas will spend over a decade as nymphs underground before emerging and maturing into adults. The adults only live a few weeks, but what an impression…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.44 Intro To Algae - Calle (PhD Candidate) 20:39

21d ago20:39

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Calle is a friend of mine on Twitter who's doing a PhD in molecular biology, focusing on macro algae. In this episode, he helps us understand some of the basics of the primordial plants that we call algae. If you've always wondered what's the deal with algae, or you've never really thought about it until reading the title of this episode, give it a…

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Backyard Ecology

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Growing Native Plants: Insights and Stories from 3 Native Plant Nurseries 1:00:31

24d ago1:00:31

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Gardening with native plants has been growing in popularity. Some people want to grow native plants for plant conservation purposes or to showcase the diverse, local flora of their region. Others want to grow native plants for the benefits they provide to pollinators and wildlife. Still others are interested in native plants as sources of food or h…

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Muse Ecology

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#21 Paul Cereghino Part 2: Bioregional Restoration and Social Complexity 1:40:36

27d ago1:40:36

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In this conversation with Paul Cereghino, we discuss some of the challenges of collaborating in groups and groups of groups to protect and restore the Earth, including such topics as the role of online interactions, the importance of place-based reality, benefits and pitfalls of systems like sociocracy, Covid complications, and much more. You can c…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.43 Maintaining Your Pruners - Blaise Vinot (FELCO) 31:57

28d ago31:57

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Blaise Vinot is back for a second episode! This time we speak about maintaining your pruners, which includes looking after them, sharpening them and cleaning the rust and sap off them as well as a range of other tips and tricks. We also speak about how FELCO pruners make your life easier than other cheaper brands. Don't forget to follow us on socia…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Environmental Professionals: Episode 27 with Peter Ikyapa (Environmental Assessments in Nigeria) 21:51

1M ago21:51

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Happy to introduce Episode 27 of Environmental Professionals. This episode is about environmental assessments in Nigeria. Peter Tertese Ikyapa is from Benue state, North-Central Nigeria. He acquired a bachelor's degree in Geography 2014, at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria. Then he proceeded to Bayero University Kano (BUK) where he obtained Mast…

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Backyard Ecology

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Eastern Bluebirds: Biology and Tips for Attracting 44:50

1M ago44:50

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Eastern bluebirds are a conservation success story. Their numbers plummeted in the early 1900s. Then in the 1960s and 70s, consorted efforts were started to establish bluebird trails and similar programs. Growing up in the late 1970s and 1980s, I remember often hearing about the plight of the eastern bluebird and the need to put up nest boxes for t…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.42 Choosing The Right Pruners - Blaise Vinot (FELCO) 43:42

1M ago43:42

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Blaise Vinot is the retired Managing Director of FELCO Australia, and has come onto the show to explain how to choose the right pruners for our hands, as well as for the type of pruning that we intend to perform. He walks us through what factors we need to consider as well as some of the most popular options that the famous FELCO brand (easily the …

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Backyard Ecology

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Reconnecting with the Natural World at Night 1:04:55

1M ago1:04:55

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It is so easy to come home at the end of a long day, eat supper, and then just sink into the couch to veg out for a bit or keep ourselves busy with household activities that need to be done. I’ll be honest, I’m as guilty as the next person of falling into that trap. But nature doesn’t just stop when the sun goes down. Instead, a whole new world ope…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.41 Self Sufficient Me - Mark Valencia (Backyard Gardening Youtuber & Blogger) 39:20

1M ago39:20

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Mark Valencia is someone you'll probably recognise from his excellent organic backyard veggie gardening YouTube channel called Self Sufficient Me, or maybe you've read some of his blog posts - he's been doing it for over a decade! We had planned to speak about backyard gardening, but we ended up having a personal chat where we speak about his journ…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode Twenty Nine 9:52

1M ago9:52

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Nature's Pulse: Episode Twenty Nine

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Backyard Ecology

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Growing Native Plants in Small Yards 57:22

1M ago57:22

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I am frequently asked about growing native plants in small spaces or in typical suburban yards with HOA or city ordnances. And I’m not the only one who’s getting those questions. I hear and see those same questions being asked throughout the native plant and pollinator communities. That’s why I was so excited to talk to this week’s guest on the Bac…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Environmental Professionals Episode 26: Rivah Shane P. LLano 21:20

2M ago21:20

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Happy to introduce Episode 26 of Environmental Professionals. This episode is about Forestry in the Philippines. Rivah Shane P. LLano is from Pilar, Cebu, Philippines. She a licensed forester. She took my Bachelor’s degree in Forestry at Visayas State University, Baybay City, Leyte. She graduated last June 2019 with Latin Honor. She worked as a For…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.40 Soil Carbon - Dr Sam Grover (Soil Science Australia, RMIT) 40:47

2M ago40:47

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Dr Samantha Grover is back! This time she teaches us about soil carbon including how it gets out of the air and into the ground, and why we want it there in the first place. It turns out carbon isn't evil, in fact it forms the basis of life on earth for all of us carbon-based life forms! EPISODE LINKS Here's a link to that carbon cycle diagram that…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode Twenty Eight 17:54

2M ago17:54

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Nature's Pulse: Episode Twenty Eight

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Backyard Ecology

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Flower Flies or Hover Flies: Bee Mimic Extraordinaires 1:09:05

2M ago1:09:05

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Flower flies, a.k.a. hover flies, are common garden visitors, but they are often overlooked. The reason they are so often overlooked is because they are extraordinary mimics, usually of bees or wasps. Their mimicry is so good, that flower flies are often mistakenly identified as bees in social media posts, magazine articles, newsletters, and someti…

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Muse Ecology

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#20 Paul Cereghino Part 1: Ecosystem Guild and Restoration Camping 1:34:13

2M ago1:34:13

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In this episode in the Water, Life, Climate, and Civilization series, we explore one of the great challenges on our way back to harmony: humans. Through the lens of his Ecosystem Guild and Restoration Camping project in western Washington State, Paul Cereghino and I discuss some of the interhuman and intergroup complexities of grassroots ecological…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 27 (Environment News) 30:07

2M ago30:07

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 27

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.39 Holistic Farming - Randal Breen (Echo Valley Farm) 51:46

2M ago51:46

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Randal Breen is a farmer that raises beef, chickens and pigs on the same farm for a number of reasons which we discuss during our interview, as well as the importance of biodiversity, native vegetation not only to the overall ecosystem but also to an animal's health and the nutritional density of its meat. EPISODE LINKS The Echo Valley Farm website…

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Backyard Ecology

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The Fascinating World of Frogs and Toads in the Eastern U.S. 1:07:28

2M ago1:07:28

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Frogs and toads are so much fun to observe and learn about. In the eastern U.S. we are lucky because we have enough water that they can be found virtually anywhere. Some species may be very specific in their habitat needs, but others are fairly general and can be found in urban areas as well as more rural areas. In this week’s episode of the Backya…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.38 Plant Biology Basics - Professor Ros Gleadow (Monash Uni, Global Plant Council, Eucalypt Australia) 53:12

2M ago53:12

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Ros Gleadow is a professor of plant sciences at Monash University, President of the Global Plant Council and a board member at Eucalypt Australia, and in this episode she walks us through some of the basics of plant biology, including the 4 different types of plants, where the meristematic tissue (a.k.a. stem cells) are located, and plant reproduct…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 26 (Environment News) 31:14

2M ago31:14

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 26 (Environment News)

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Backyard Ecology

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Lightning bugs and Fireflies – A conversation with Lynn Faust, Part 2 50:40

2M ago50:40

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This week’s episode of the Backyard Ecology podcast is the conclusion of our conversation with Lynn Faust. Lynn is the author of Fireflies, Glow-worms, and Lightning Bugs: Identification and Natural History of the Fireflies of the Eastern and Central United States and Canada. In this episode, we continue to just geek out about lightning bugs. Once …

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Sustainable World Radio- Ecology and Permaculture Podcast

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Building a More Resilient World 1:01:43

2M ago1:01:43

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Episode 160: Lonny Grafman has worked with hundreds of communities around the globe assisting them with projects across a broad spectrum of sustainability. In this inspiring episode Lonny reflects on his decades of work and shares his knowledge and experience about how to build more resilient communities. Lonny talks about his early beginnings as a…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.37 Identifying Plant Families w/ Flowers - Thomas J. Elpel (Botany In A Day, Wildflowers & Weeds, Green University) 34:24

2M ago34:24

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Thomas J. Elpel is a personal hero of mine - I've learnt so much from his resources, both before I began my formal training and then again during my plant identification unit during Tafe. In this episode, I'm so excited to introduce all of you to the work he's best known for, which is identifying plant families using flower patterns. Make sure you …

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode Twenty Five 34:11

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Nature's Pulse: Episode Twenty Five

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Backyard Ecology

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Lightning bugs and Fireflies: A conversation with Lynn Faust, Part 1 50:58

2M ago50:58

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For many of us in the eastern U.S., warm spring and summer nights are characterized by the methodical flashing of fireflies and lightning bugs. Fireflies and lightning bugs are exactly the same thing. I grew up calling them “lightning bugs,” but somewhere along the line picked up the term “firefly.” Now I use both terms interchangeably. It doesn’t …

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Environmental Professionals Episode 25: Philip Kyeremanteng 25:40

3M ago25:40

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Happy to introduce Episode 25 of Environmental Professionals. This episode is about Environmental Science and Waste Management in UK. Philip Kyeremanteng is an Environmental scientist with experience in environmental assurance and protection, solid waste and resource management, water quality monitoring and ISO 14001 & ISO 9001 implementation and e…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.36 Choosing & Moving Mulch - Andre Pedroli (Perth Materials Blowing) 58:20

3M ago58:20

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Andre Pedroli is the managing director for Perth Materials Blowing (PMB), which is a company that moves mulch with a giant reverse-cycle vacuum on a truck, but make no mistake: he's done his hard yards when it comes to moving mulch by hand. In this episode he walks us through some of the benefits of mulch, some of the different types, and how to mo…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 24 8:47

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 24

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Backyard Ecology

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Clovers! Native Clover Conservation, Clover Yards, and More 1:06:49

3M ago1:06:49

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Clovers are often suggested for lawn alternatives or for incorporating into our yards to make them more pollinator friendly. Clovers can also play important roles in agriculture either in grazing systems or as cover crops in row cropping systems. In addition, they are a favorite of deer and rabbits. However, most (if not all) of the clovers in thes…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.35 Monocrop Pros & Cons - Kevin Folta (Talking Biotech Podcast, University of Florida) 26:46

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Kevin Folta is the host of the Talking Biotech Podcast and a professor of the Horticulture and Sciences department at Florida University. In this episode, he takes us through some of the pros and cons of monoculture crops, which get a bit of a beating in many circles, but there might be more to the story than you've heard. EPISODE LINKS Check out t…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Environmental Professionals: Episode 24 with Twinamasiko pasco 46:38

3M ago46:38

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Happy to introduce Episode 24 of Environmental Professionals. This episode is about conservation and eco-tourism is Uganda. Twinamasiko pasco is a staunch environmental conservationist with a diploma in wildlife tourism management(wetland management, mammology, botany, ecology, environment management, biostatistics, travel behaviour, eco-tourism, t…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.34 Spotting Risky Trees a.k.a. "Widow Makers" - Gary Moran (@arborsmarty) 48:24

3M ago48:24

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Gary Moran is back for a second episode! You guys loved him in Episode 22. Trees, Etc. and this time he's here to speak about some of the signs of a risky tree. Is the tree in your backyard safe for children to play beneath? What is the likelihood of being crushed by a branch while you're sleeping in your bed? Are all eucalypts "widow makers"? Find…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 23 18:46

3M ago18:46

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 23

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.33 Intro To Integrated Pest Management (IPM) - Dr Peter Ridland (Melbourne University) 56:06

3M ago56:06

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Dr Peter Ridland is an Honorary Fellow in the Bio Sciences department of Melbourne Uni and an Aussie leader in the field of Integrated Pest Management (IPM). In this episode, he walks us through 6 broad methods of IPM and gives us a number of real-world examples of strategies that have worked in his experience working with all sorts of pests, espec…

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Backyard Ecology

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Wasps: Victims of an Often Undeserved Reputation 1:04:44

3M ago1:04:44

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Like many people, I grew up with a healthy…. apprehension (ok, fear) of wasps. And, of course, I’ve seen all the memes on social media vilifying wasps and calling them names that I’m not going to repeat on this podcast. But, those fears and concerns are mostly unfounded and misplaced. Wasps generally aren’t going to bother you, especially when they…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Environmental Professionals Episode 22: Deborah Buelow 35:00

3M ago35:00

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Happy to introduce Episode 23 of Environmental Professionals. This episode is about Architecture in the United States. Deborah Buelow is the founder of Cedar Architecture, a practice dedicated to ethical and sustainable architecture. Deborah graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture in 2000 at Iowa State University, and a Master of Architectural St…

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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & Ecology

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Ep.32 Community-Led Urban Forestry - Russell Horsey & Theri Reichlin (Woodland Dwelling) 56:35

3M ago56:35

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Russell and Theri are a couple of urban foresters from the UK who are really excited about community-led urban forestry projects, and in this episode we speak about how local people could be more involved in urban forestry projects, including watering new trees and formative pruning, as well as why it's important to seriously take stock of trees be…

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Muse Ecology

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#19 The Mangrove Action Project 1:16:59

3M ago1:16:59

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In this episode we continue the Water, Life, Climate, and Civilization series with Alfredo Quarto, co-founder and international program director of the Mangrove Action Project. In our conversation with Alfredo, we discuss the importance of mangrove ecologies, their devastation by the shrimp farming industry, and how the mangrove action project uses…

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John Lieber Ecology/ Planning - Jungle Capital (Environmental Professionals and Nature’s Pulse)

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 22 (Environment News) 20:20

3M ago20:20

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Nature's Pulse: Episode 22 (Environment News)

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Backyard Ecology

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More than a Mud Puddle: The Exciting World of Vernal Pools 1:02:35

3M ago1:02:35

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Vernal pools are a special type of shallow wetlands that fill with snow melt and rain in late fall through early spring, then dry up sometime during the summer. Because they dry up, they are sometimes overlooked or dismissed as “not very good wetlands.” However, they serve an important role in the ecosystem and can be teeming with all kinds of life…

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