ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Currents is a podcast by the Horsley Witten Group. Hosted by me, Mike Demanche, an environmental scientist here at HW. We're based in Sandwich, MA, on Cape Cod, with offices in Boston, Exeter, NH, Providence, RI, and St. Croix, USVI. HW develops environmental solutions that help people, businesses, municipalities and the environment flourish together through a holistic approach to sustainable design.
The mission of this podcast is to educate and inform listeners about the nature-based solutions which we try to implement through our work. Feedback and episode ideas: mdemanche@horsleywitten.com
The mission of this podcast is to educate and inform listeners about the nature-based solutions which we try to implement through our work. Feedback and episode ideas: mdemanche@horsleywitten.com
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 116 days
Average audio length:
26 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
5 episodes
since Sept. 26, 2023
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
You probably cross over culverts more often than you notice. If they're working right, you shouldn't notice them at all. Culverts are an easy-to-overlook pieces of infrastructure which provide a way for water to flow under crossings (like roads, railways, and more). But if culverts are too small, t…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Jonas Procton, Water Resources Engineer with Horsley Witten Group, returns to the podcast to talk about freeing rivers in New England by removing problematic dams. Thousands of dams, big and small, once powered the region's industrial operations. Since then, many have been abandoned, fallen into di…
Water Resources Engineer Jonas Procton joins the podcast to talk about the benefits of restoring cranberry bogs to look more like the wetlands and river systems that they once were. Cranberry cultivation remains an important piece of southeastern Massachusetts' agricultural heritage. As some smalle…
A lot of history is interpreted by the Strawbery Banke Museum. The neighborhood that the museum campus occupies, known as Puddle Dock, has seen indigenous Abenaki use as a seasonal hunting area, development during the colonial era, and eventually becoming one of the busiest ports in North America. …
In the first episode of HW Currents, Environmental Scientist Mike Demanche sits down with Jon Ford, civil engineer and community designer here at Horsley Witten Group. Jon talks to us all about creating Happy, Healthy Places in balance with nature.
Jon's projects combine sustainable design, lands…
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