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Ep 179: Queer Planet with Lizzie Wild
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the documentary 'Queer Planet' and explore the concept of queer ecology. They talk about the tone of the documentary, the representation of queerness in nature, and the erasure of queer history in outdoor education. They also discuss the role of chosen families in nature and the importance of using inclusive language in nature connection. The hosts highlight examples of queer behavior in animals, such as penguins and flamingos, and discuss the impact of gender stereotypes in nature documentaries. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the concept of queer ecology and its implications for understanding nature and human identity. They explore the idea that nature is not inherently heterosexual or binary, but rather diverse and adaptable. The hosts highlight examples of queer behavior in the animal kingdom, such as same-sex mating and gender fluidity. They also discuss the importance of using inclusive language and challenging societal norms when talking about nature. The conversation emphasizes the need to normalize queer experiences and perspectives in the study and appreciation of the natural world.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Patreon Support
02:37 Introducing Lizzie Wilde and Queer Planet Documentary
05:02 The Playful Tone of the Documentary
06:36 Critique of the Documentary's Focus on Sexuality
08:02 Lizzie Wilde's Work in Forest School and Queer Ecology
09:28 Understanding Queer Ecology and its History
13:05 The Impact of Queer Ecology on Society
15:22 Examples of Queer Behavior in Animals
17:43 Chosen Families in Nature and Forest School
23:22 The Influence of Victorian Culture on Nature Perception
25:40 Historical Erasure of Queer Observations in Nature
27:08 Gender Stereotypes and Pronouns in Nature Connection
29:24 Using Real-Life Examples to Challenge Gender Norms
32:23 The Importance of Inclusive Language in Nature Education
34:15 Masculine and Feminine Approaches to the Outdoors
36:05 Using Pronouns to Connect with Nature
41:40 Mother Trees and Queer Communities
44:03 Challenging Heteronormativity in Nature
45:24 Affectionate Male Lions and Polyamorous Lions
51:35 Seahorse Dads and Queer Romance
53:52 Queer Behavior in the Animal Kingdom
58:19 Yew Trees and Gender Adaptability
01:05:15 Nature's Adaptability and Human Response to Climate Change
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Manage episode 428850516 series 3063229
Support The Forest School Podcast on Patreon for bonus episodes and ad-free episodes at
www.patreon.com/theforestschoolpodcast 🌲🎧.
Leave this episode a review on your podcast player!
Find out about our sessions and Forest School Leader Training in Devon, UK at www.children-of-the-forest.com
—
Guest Info:
https://www.muddypuddleclub.co.uk/
instagram: @muddypuddlelizzie
—
In this episode, the hosts discuss the documentary 'Queer Planet' and explore the concept of queer ecology. They talk about the tone of the documentary, the representation of queerness in nature, and the erasure of queer history in outdoor education. They also discuss the role of chosen families in nature and the importance of using inclusive language in nature connection. The hosts highlight examples of queer behavior in animals, such as penguins and flamingos, and discuss the impact of gender stereotypes in nature documentaries. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the concept of queer ecology and its implications for understanding nature and human identity. They explore the idea that nature is not inherently heterosexual or binary, but rather diverse and adaptable. The hosts highlight examples of queer behavior in the animal kingdom, such as same-sex mating and gender fluidity. They also discuss the importance of using inclusive language and challenging societal norms when talking about nature. The conversation emphasizes the need to normalize queer experiences and perspectives in the study and appreciation of the natural world.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Patreon Support
02:37 Introducing Lizzie Wilde and Queer Planet Documentary
05:02 The Playful Tone of the Documentary
06:36 Critique of the Documentary's Focus on Sexuality
08:02 Lizzie Wilde's Work in Forest School and Queer Ecology
09:28 Understanding Queer Ecology and its History
13:05 The Impact of Queer Ecology on Society
15:22 Examples of Queer Behavior in Animals
17:43 Chosen Families in Nature and Forest School
23:22 The Influence of Victorian Culture on Nature Perception
25:40 Historical Erasure of Queer Observations in Nature
27:08 Gender Stereotypes and Pronouns in Nature Connection
29:24 Using Real-Life Examples to Challenge Gender Norms
32:23 The Importance of Inclusive Language in Nature Education
34:15 Masculine and Feminine Approaches to the Outdoors
36:05 Using Pronouns to Connect with Nature
41:40 Mother Trees and Queer Communities
44:03 Challenging Heteronormativity in Nature
45:24 Affectionate Male Lions and Polyamorous Lions
51:35 Seahorse Dads and Queer Romance
53:52 Queer Behavior in the Animal Kingdom
58:19 Yew Trees and Gender Adaptability
01:05:15 Nature's Adaptability and Human Response to Climate Change
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