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This second episode of a two-part series explores how introducing more biodiversity into the orchard can increase beneficial insect populations to help sustainably manage insect pests, and cut down on agrichemicals. This episode discusses the practical demonstration of the science on two citrus orchards in Gisborne.Links to the grower guides referenced in this episode:Guide 1: Establishing floral resources for improved biological controlGuide 2: Insect monitoring of perennial cropsGuide 3: Management and evaluation of beneficial plantingPlus, you can find many other resources, video tutorials...

The WSP’s Positive Impact Podcast series explores the ideas, innovations, and voices shaping a more sustainable, resilient, and future-ready world. In each episode, environmental journalist and presenter Lucy Siegle is joined by WSP experts and industry leaders to unpack the big topics driving change — from climate resilience and net zero to digital transformation, smart cities, and beyond. Together, we tackle the challenges facing sectors like energy, infrastructure, and water, and explore the practical steps being taken to deliver long-term social and environmental value. Whether you’...

This episode is for you if you’re wondering what the heck is going on across the sea for our friends in the US, if you’re into citizen science and communities coming together to protect kelp, and if you like a good ocean film 🌊🍿Blue Frontier is a US-based organisation that’s been building solution-oriented citizen engagement for 20 years, to protect oceans, coasts and the human and wild communities that depend on them. We’re joined by Blue Frontier’s David Helvarg and Natasha Benjamin to talk about people-powered conservation, the seaweed rebellion and their new film Sequoias ...

Comment se reconstruire après un burn-out ? Dans cette seconde partie, Bianca De Zotti et Annie Yoka retrouvent Claire Lapeyronie et Claire Chene pour parler résilience, équilibre et transformation. Au programme : Les étapes clés d’une reconstruction réussieLes changements concrets dans le quotidienLe rôle de l’entourage et des pratiques de bien-êtreL’évolution du regard des entreprises sur le burn-out Un témoignage sincère et inspirant, pour toutes celles et ceux qui cherchent à se relever et à reprendre confiance. 🎙️ Les Tabous en Santé est un podcast de la ...

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We are excited to bring you another great podcast crossover with the Hey Change Podcast hosted by season 5 guest Anne Therese Gennari.A Climate Optimist’s Guide to Sustainable Living Join Anne as she brings new life to the Hey Change Podcast and kickstart Season 5 with Mr. Climate Optimism himself - Charlie Sellars!Charlie Sellars is the director of sustainability at Microsoft and, most importantly, the author of the newly released book What We Can Do: A Climate Optimist's Guide to Sustainable Living.His book pulls from his experience at Microsoft to empower people on climate across their ...

Hay una región que se perfila como la más prometedora para la inversión en acción climática: ¿cuál será?. En este episodio, Alejandra López presenta un análisis colaborativo con María Netto (Directora Ejecutiva del Instituto Clima e Sociedade) y Mariana Rojas Laserna (Directora de Finanzas Climáticas de Transforma). Las autoras presentan 4 razones fundamentales que posicionan a América Latina como líder mundial en diversos frentes que hacen de la región como clave para las inversiones climáticamente inteligentes.____La versión escrita de esta reflexión pueden encontrarla en ...

Kyle and Trevor Ritland share how they turned their father’s bedtime stories into an extensive investigation into Costa Rica’s golden toad after it was presumed extinct. They dive into a deeper story about ecological grief, overlooked local wisdom, and the possibility that hope still lingers in the cloud forest. Then, renowned writer and journalist John Vailliant talks about his most recent book, "Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter World," in which he describes the science of fire and forest heath, the fascinating relationships between humans and fire, and the future of fire-related ...

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - Il turismo impatta tantissimo, da un punto di vista economico, sociale, ambientale e anche strategico. Il turismo è sostenibilità per tutti se ben gestito. In Italia continua a fare risultati e, per la prima volta dopo vent’anni, l’Italia svetta sulla Francia. Oggi l’over-tourism fa discutere ed è il risultato del conflitto tra i cittadini che hanno interessi diretti nel turismo e i cittadini che non pensano di averne, non ricordando che il turismo rafforza servizi che sono a disposizione di tutti e porta gettito fiscale che torna anche in sanità e istruzione. In ...

In this series, Dr. Rachel Phillips (@GEOGIRL on YouTube) interviews geoscientists working in all industries, fields, & facets of Earth Science to highlight all the diverse & amazing Careers in Geoscience! Guests include those working as Mining and Economic Geologists, National Park Rangers, Environmental Consultants, Petroleum Geologists, US Forest Service Geologists, Earthquake Geologists, Geotechnical Engineers, Oceanographers, and even Planetary Geologists!

It’s World Ocean Week, an important yearly event for the future of all marine life. Ocean animals need our attention. They need to be heard. Please spread their messages far and wide. This series, Voices from the Ocean, was commissioned by Gallifrey Foundation in collaboration with Mission Blue, with special thanks to Antoinette Vermilye for her unending support. And many thanks to the Founder and President of OceanCare, Sigrid Lueber, for embodying The Sperm Whale so beautifully. presenter/producer: annabel@messagesfromthewild.com

It’s World Ocean Week, an important yearly event for the future of all marine life. Ocean animals need our attention. They need to be heard. Please spread their messages far and wide. This series, Voices from the Ocean, was commissioned by Gallifrey Foundation in collaboration with Mission Blue, with special thanks to Antoinette Vermilye for her unending support. And many thanks to marine conservation biologist, author, science communicator, ocean advocate Christine Figgener, for embodying The Leatherback Turtle so beautifully. presenter/producer: annabel@messagesfromthewild.com

It’s World Ocean Week, an important yearly event for the future of all marine life. Ocean animals need our attention. They need to be heard. Please spread their messages far and wide. This series, Voices from the Ocean, was commissioned by Gallifrey Foundation in collaboration with Mission Blue, with special thanks to Antoinette Vermilye for her unending support. And many thanks to Marine Biologist, Lewis Stagnetto, for embodying The Phytoplankton so beautifully. presenter/producer: annabel@messagesfromthewild.com

Alleen arrives in North Dakota for jury selection and is shocked watching it play out. The judge won't allow recording in the court, jurors who flat-out say they are biased against activists or are directly involved in the fossil fuel industry are put on the jury. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s World Ocean Week, an important yearly event for the future of all marine life. Ocean animals need our attention. They need to be heard. Please spread their messages far and wide. This series, Voices from the Ocean, was commissioned by Gallifrey Foundation in collaboration with Mission Blue, with special thanks to Antoinette Vermilye for her unending support. And many thanks to Iris Ziegler, for embodying The Silky Shark so beautifully. presenter/producer: annabel@messagesfromthewild.com

It’s World Ocean Week, an important yearly event for the future of all marine life. Ocean animals need our attention. They need to be heard. Please spread their messages far and wide. This series, Voices from the Ocean, was commissioned by Gallifrey Foundation in collaboration with Mission Blue, with special thanks to Antoinette Vermilye for her unending support. And many thanks to Marine Biologist, Melissa Cristina Marquez, for embodying The White Spotted Wedgefish so beautifully. presenter/producer: annabel@messagesfromthewild.com

It’s World Ocean Week, an important yearly event for the future of all marine life. Ocean animals need our attention. They need to be heard. Please spread their messages far and wide. This series, Voices from the Ocean, was commissioned by Gallifrey Foundation in collaboration with Mission Blue, with special thanks to Antoinette Vermilye for her unending support. And many thanks to Marine Biologist, Casuarina McKinney-Lambert, for embodying The Staghorn Coral so beautifully. presenter/producer: annabel@messagesfromthewild.com

It’s World Ocean Week, an important yearly event for the future of all marine life. Ocean animals need our attention. They need to be heard. Please spread their messages far and wide. This series, Voices from the Ocean, was commissioned by Gallifrey Foundation in collaboration with Mission Blue, with special thanks to Antoinette Vermilye for her unending support. And many thanks to Marine Biologist, Howard Dryden, for embodying The Copepod so beautifully. presenter/producer: annabel@messagesfromthewild.com

(00:23) - Why do you think there has been limited innovation or change in the use of vitamins in the poultry industry over the past 30 years?(01:02) - Can you elaborate on what you mean by the foundational understanding of vitamins and poultry nutrition?(01:32) - Have there been any major changes in our understanding of vitamin requirements for poultry in recent years?(02:01) - What factors have contributed to the stability and consistency in vitamin usage in the poultry industry?(02:36) - How do advancements in feed formulation technology impact the use of vitamins in poultry diets?(03:11) - ...

In this episode of Turfgrass Epistemology, we analyze a pivotal field study that tested the drought resistance and irrigation needs of five common turfgrass species under real-world conditions in northern Texas. Using a unique linear gradient irrigation system, Qian and Engelke evaluated how ‘Tifway’ bermudagrass, ‘Meyer’ zoysiagrass, ‘Rebel II’ tall fescue, ‘Prairie’ buffalograss, and ‘Nortam’ St. Augustinegrass performed under a wide range of watering regimes—from excess irrigation to complete reliance on rainfall. What did they find? Not all turfgrasses respond the ...