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We are so thrilled to have Shana Lipner Grover as our first interview on Becoming a Pollinator Podcast. In this episode, Shana tells about her path to becoming an herbalist and botanist, and to launching her school, Sage Country Herbs. Shana disusses ethical wildcrafting, the importance of plant identification, and how “weed-crafting” (harvesting invasive species for food and medicine) really makes the most sense in many ways! Shana’s fundamental mission is about building community between people and each other and the ecosystems and plants around us.
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WYSZUKAJ MINIONE ODCINKI
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INNE ODCINKI W TYM PODCASCIE
We discuss the story behind the name, Becoming a Pollinator. And we look at the idea of being human in a new way. We also talk about how the journey of learning about the native plants in your area can seem overwhelming at times. We talk about how most of us have what is known as "plant blindness"…
In this interview with Restoration Ecologist Joe DeWolf, we explore the restoration projects he works on and why they are so essential for the vitality of our local ecosystems and ecologies. We discuss the amazing biodiversity of San Diego County, and the many different habitats that can be found h…
We take the listener on an audio tour of the plants around our small Southern California property. The main theme of this episode is to highlight the abundance of species you can bring into your yard, and how if you keep at it you will succeed in restoring the land and creating a rich native lands…
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