HeyJaredNerdy About Nature
Hosted by Ross Reid, Nerdy About Nature is a passion project that creates fun, educational content with the aim of inspiring folks to engage with the outdoor world, to fall in love with it, and to advocate on it's behalf so that we can create a more inclusive, diverse,…
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Podchat 37 | Learning from Indigenous Worldviews to Build a Better Tomorrow with Gisele Martin (opens the original)
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In many ways, the world today seems to be in shambles, and it’s easy to assume that humans are the cause of it all…but it’s not all humans. Instead, many of the destructive forces present in the world today are the result of a global colonial capitalist mindset that inherently views humans as separate from this world we are so intimately a part of. I sat down with Gisele Martin to delve into Nuu-Chah-Nulth language, stewardship and worldviews to see how these perspectives can help all of us refr
Podchat 36 | Building Reciprocity & Right Relationship as Settlers with Julian Hockin-Grant (opens the original)
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What does Indigenous Stewardship look like in the modern age?How can Settler communities form Right Relationship with their Indigenous neighbours? How can participating in the potlatch economy give us hope for a different, post-capitalist future? I sat down with Julian Hockin-Grant, founder of Allied Certifications, to answer all of these questions, and talk all about his role in helping to establish the Tribal Parks Allies program, what it entails, different visions of the future, and ways we c
Podchat 35 | Kelp Ecology and Restoration for Vibrant Marine Ecosystems with Tom Campbell (opens the original)
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Kelp has been getting a ton of publicity lately, from it's use in cosmetics and food, to it's role in mitigating the impacts of climate change. In short, kelp is pretty dang cool - but what the heck is it, and what makes it so unique? I sat down with Tom Campbell from West Coast Kelp to learn all about kelp - how it's evolved, how it reproduces, the 3D habitat it's structure creates, it's importance to marine ecosystems, why it needs help, and the role of restoration in maintaining the health of
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