In Dialogue with Nature
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In Dialogue with Nature is a education podcast hosted by The Nature Institute. It has 31 episodes, with the latest published February 2026.
A podcast by The Nature Institute in Ghent, NY. At the institute we see science as a participatory process. We work to develop dynamic and flexible thinking that can perceive wholeness and do justice to the rich complexity of the world.
education ·en-us ·31 episodes
Characterize, Don’t Define: Developing a Goethean Approach in Science Education
A Conversation on "Factors"
The Trouble With "Factors"
Earth Alive
In Praise of Slowness: What Does It Mean to Be a Sloth?
Celebrating Trees
A Conversation on Plant Intelligence
Are Plants Intelligent?
"Two Moons?" by Martin Wagenschein
The Wisdom of Plants — Craig Holdrege
Living in the Present: Practices for Being In and With Nature
On Goethe and His Science
"Where Does an Animal End? — The American Bison" with Craig Holdrege (Part 3)
"Where Does an Animal End? — The American Bison" with Craig Holdrege (Part 2)
"Where Does an Animal End? – The American Bison" with Craig Holdrege (Part 1)
"Two Kinds of Darkness" with Henrike Holdrege
"Experience, Imagination & the Nature of Meaning" with Jon McAlice
"Where do Organisms End?" by Craig Holdrege
Appreciating Barry Lopez
Toward a Participative Science
Portraying Milkweed
Do Frogs Come From Tadpoles?
Being with the World: A Path to Qualitative Insight
How Does a Mole View the World?
Gestures of a Life - A talk by Stephen L. Talbott
Henrike Holdrege on Georg Maier’s “Ways of Approaching Nature”
The Potter Wasp and Gene-centered Science
Seeing The Animal Whole - And Why It Matters
Resonant Space – A Goethean Approach to Understanding
Thinking Like A Plant
Cultivating the Roots of Earth Stewardship
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