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EPISODE · May 18, 2024 · 28 MIN

Wonderful Wetlands

from Naturally Speaking · host Nature Up North

Enter the wonderful world of wetlands in this episode of Naturally Speaking! Join host Liz on an exploration of the unique features of wetlands. Delve into the biodiversity of wetlands and marshes, then learn about peatlands and bog bodies in the brief Nature Nugget. This episode features a conversation with Dr. Jessica Pearson, a professor with SUNY Potsdam’s environmental studies department. She explains more about the benefits of wetlands, threats they are facing in the North Country, and her work to mitigate one of those threats - the invasive plant called purple loosestrife. Next time you’re looking to get outside, consider a trail that features a wetland! For more information and supplemental resources about species mentioned in this podcast, check out this podcast's page on our website, natureupnorth.org!

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