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Naturalist workshops, podcasting and publishing all about deepening connections with and restoring right relationship the natural world. Wildlife Tracking, Plant ID and usage, Deep Nature Connection, Decolonizing landbased knowledge. Seeking to inspire resilience, resistance, and reverence for the land.
The new website is active and live. Check it out! toknowtheland.com .
The Tumblr site will only be used to continue to archive radio broadcasts.
Dr. Brian Husband's lab. Check out the August 3rd episode of the show to hear more about his work.
Bonita Eloise Ford is my guest on July 27th show. Tune in at 6pm, on 93.3fm!
Government of Ontario introduced omnibus Bill 197 which proposes to amend 20 pieces of legislation with minimum debate in the Legislature and no public consultation
wtf?!?
Interview with Dr. Katie Clow
Damn... Some people just know a lot about those they work with. Katie Clow knows Black Legged Ticks. I wish we had more time to ask so many of my follow up questions, but I didn’t. I hope you are all filled with curiosity and want to learn more about Ticks too.
The interview with Dr. Katie Clow will air on July 20th. Stayed tuned!
Build a nest protector for Turtle eggs! Almost all species of turtle in Ontario is declared a species at risk. By building these nest cages we can reduce predation from other animals which may be doing much better, numbers considered, than the turtles.
Tune in Monday June 22 for a fun Turtle show.
Monday June 15th, 2020
Tonight’s show features science journalist and author Sonia Shah talking about Pandemics, Outbreaks, and how they come about, often due to humanity moving into wilder places. Lots to learn about. Recorded in March 2016, but relevent today.
So short, but still beautiful. New moon on the Solstice!!!!
Why is it common knowledge that Canada was the terminal stop on the Underground Railroad for runaway slaves from the U.S., but few know that Blacks and Indigenous peoples were bought, sold and exploited right here? Contributor Kyle G. Brown asks how slavery went on for 200 years, and yet is one of the least talked about aspects of our history?
I was looking for resources on this and then CBC just happened to rebroadcast a show from 2018.
"Coloring the Conservation Conversation" by Dr. J. Drew Lanham, ornithologist, conservationist and distinguished professor at Clemson University. Presented by the Wege Foundation.
This was posted before, but still relevant, especially for Black Birders Week
Sparked by a racist incident last week in Central Park, the new initiative aims to boost recognition and representation of Black people enjoying and studying the natural world.
Sad at the circumstances which bred this, but grateful that these initiatives are happening.
Monday’s show was all about TICKS!! You can hear why I am so interested in the broadcast.
Coming up in June I will be talking to Dr. Katie Clow from the Ontario Veterinary College about Black Legged Tick ecology and Lyme disease. If you’re interested, feel free to email any questions you might have.
Tomorrow’s show is a rebroadcast from Monday May 29 2017 - My spiel in Defence of Garlic Mustard! I read from John Eastman’s book, The Book of Field and Roadside and from a couple of other interesting articles linked on the main page here. Music is Willie Dunn, Root rot, Do make say think + one more.
Gard Otis, insect ecologist, honeybee specialist, on the show tomorrow (May 11) discussing Honeybees and Asian Giant Honets. Here is a short documentary about his time in Vietnam working with and supporting local beekeepers.
Elderberry (Sambucus canadensis) planted by the pond behind Bishop Mac. May 4th show a celebration of May and Elderberry lore!
Transplanted Wild Leeks in front of my house. Talking about wild harvesting and the ethics thereof on the show tonight.