ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
This episode is a compilation of short segments of some previous Shared Ground conversations!
It includes wisdom and inspiration from Shawn Feener, Nina Newington, Diane Obed, Rosmarie Lohnes, Rob Bright, Kim Thomson, Dr. Jenn MacLatchy, and Bob Bancroft
Following are the full episodes from which these segments originated (in order of appearance)
Meeting Mi'kmaw Knowledge Holder Shawn Feener
A 3-pronged approach to sustainability with Rosmarie Lohnes
Forest Protection and Community Care with Nina Newington
Save Our Old Forests: A Conversation with Rob Bright
Managing for Healthy Forests with Bob Bancroft
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Join Clifford Paul at East Bay Sand Bar in Unama'ki (also known as Cape Breton in Nova Scotia). Clifford refers to this beautiful place on the Bras D'or Lakes as the shorelines of his ancestors.
Throughout this episode, Clifford illuminates ways in which Mi'kmaw traditional knowledge and Western sc…
Nestled in a forested, sheltered cove of the Atlantic Ocean, is the Deanery Project, an environmental arts and education centre that hosts many intriguing buildings, workshops, projects, and art installations. It is located in Lower Ship Harbour, on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore of Mi'kma'ki. Visitor…
On a mild summer's evening, Pat Wiggin met for Shared Ground to give us a window into the world of forestry on private lands in Nova Scotia (within Mi'kma'ki).
Discussed in this episode are some of the programs that exist to support people and forest ecosystems, and the exciting emerging option of…
During this episode, we meet with wildlife biologist, writer, and media communicator, Bob Bancroft. He is a wealth of information about ecology, forest health, and what has been going wrong in forestry systems, as well as methods that help in the face of climate change, benefit nature and forestry,…
At the Deanery Project this spring, I met with Dr. Jenn MacLatchy (she/they), who is an artist, a kayak instructor, and researcher of settler descent living in Mi’kma’ki. Her doctoral research was focused on using arts-based methods to engage with waste, weeds, and wastelands to form a settler meth…
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