# Sheila Colla
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Episode 8: Patches for pollinators
In this episode . . .
Visit from a baby raccoon. Flowering raspberries. Purple season continues. Planting for pollinators on a dry, shady, neglected “lawn” and the value of native plants.
To find the native plants right for your region, try Pollinator Partnerships’s Find Your Roots tool. Toronto h…
EUC Book Club Ep. 1 - "A Garden for the Rusty-Patched Bumblebee"
Welcome to the EUC Podcast, from the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change at York University.
Today’s episode will be the first in our EUC Book Club series, where we’ll be highlighting books and research put out by our renowned cast of faculty members. To celebrate World Bee Day, we’ll be fea…
Episode 57: Regenerating habitat for native pollinators
With Lorraine Johnson of Project Swallowtail and lorrainejohnson.ca
Why is the concept and practice of ‘regeneration’ such an important companion for ‘sustainability’? What opportunities and challenges exist for folks in urban areas who wish to restore native plants? How about in rural areas? Whic…
Every Garden is Unique, But Gardening is Universal
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Dee and Carol talked about native plants for their gardens, who's growing vegetables these days, the game Botany, a new book and more.For complete show notes, check out our Substack newsletter.Links!Flowers:A Northern Gardener’s Guide to Native Plants and Pollinators by Lorraine Jo…
City Taking Applications For the PollinateTO Grant Program
The black swallowtail on purple coneflower is a highly attractive pollinator (Photo Courtesy of Dorte Windmuller)
Applications are now open for the city’s PollinateTO grant.
The grant, which is a part of Toronto’s Pollination Protection Strategy, will offer up to $5,000 for community-led p…
Dr. Sheila Colla
[RE-UPLOAD FROM MARCH 25, 2021]
Dr. Sheila Colla is an assistant professor at York University in Toronto, Canada. Her lab focuses on researching native pollinators, especially bumble bees. In this episode, Sheila talked about her undergrad research experiences that led her to study bumble bees, and…
Episode 19: Summer Reading Journeys
A wide range of titles with special guest and CADL staff member, Mark Neese. Cheryl’s Books: The Humane Gardener: Nurturing a Backyard Habitat for Wildlife by Nancy Lawson (ebook)A Northern Gardener’s Guide to Native Plants and Pollinators: Creating Habitat in the Northeast, Great Lakes, and Upp…
Environmental Urbanist - Dr Sheila Colla
This is the episode from May of 2021 when Dr Sheila Colla (who passed away recently) came on the show to discuss biodiversity in back yards and saving wild bees. It's Dr Colla at her firebrand best, and I hope you enjoy.
Its a book review! 5 reading suggestions in time for Christmas
we discuss 5 books related to plants and fungi. We hope you like them
1 The new plant collector - Darryl Cheng
2 A home for the rusty patched bumble bee- Lorraine Johnson and Sheila Colla
3 Bringing nature home - Doug Tallamy
4 Entangled world - Merlin Sheldrake
5 The hidden kingdom of fungi- Keith…
Episode 43: Beyond the Lawn: Biodiversity Begins at Home.
In this episode of the Sustainably.eco podcast, host Ben Skene speaks with Kim Sutherland-Mills, a Master Gardener in Training with the 1000 Islands Master Gardeners, about one of North America's most familiar landscapes: the lawn.
Together, they explore the surprising history of turfgrass lawns, f…
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