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Stewarding the Land
by Noah Poulos
Stewarding the Land offers insights on a holistic view of all aspects of caring for the land. This is a platform to share the stories of biologists, farmers, foresters, ranchers, conservationists, indigenous people, faith leaders, and anyone else involved in this work. We will discuss the most innovative, creative, and practical methods of restoring landscapes while making sure human needs are met in rural America. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noah-poulos/support
Episodes
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Regenerative Meats- Asher Wright
In todays episode I speak with Asher Wright. Asher is the agricultural operations director for Hickory Nut Gap, a pastured meat farm and regional grass-fed meat aggregator here in Western North Carolina. We discuss what regenerative farming means and what metrics are being used to measure...
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Designing for Abundance- Mark Krawzcyk
In this episode I chat with Mark Krawzcyk, permaculture designer, educator and author of the book Coppice Agroforestry: Perennial Silviculture for the 21st Century. We talk about his work designing, implementing, and tending to perennial agricultural systems that mimic natural patterns across a...
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Protecting Farmland with Conservation Easements- Jess Laggis
In this episode I talk with Jess Laggis, the Farmland Protection Director with Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy (SAHC). We get into how land trusts function and how conservation easements can be used to keep farmland protected from development pressure. We talk about the practical…
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Turning Passion into Action- Peter Kleinhenz
In this episode I interview Peter Kleinhenz, the Aucilla Watershed Coordinator with Tall Timbers Research Station. He works to make sure the land around this ancient river in the Florida Panhandle is protected from development and invasive species as well as working to ensure the ecology of the...
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The Ordeal of Appalachia- Steven Stoll
The story of the Appalachian mountains could not be adequately told without diving into the history of dispossession in the region. Since early settlement the class of peasant farmers, many of whom were fleeing dire circumstances in Ireland and Scotland, that inhabited the southern mountains…
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Southeastern Grasslands- Theo Witsell
In this episode, I talk with Theo Witsell, co-founder and chief ecologist with Southeastern Grasslands Initiative (SGI). North America was once largely covered by vast grasslands, rich with wildlife, immense plant diversity, and deep topsoil. With the onset of development and agriculture, these...
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Growing Farmers
In this episode I chat with Sarah Alexander, the executive director with Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) about their efforts to support the local organic farming scene in Maine.
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How Do Birds Impact Our Land Stewardship?
In this episode I talk with conservation biologist, Aimee Tomcho, about bird conservation, land use ethics, and the wonder of the natural world. Through her work with Audubon NC and ForestHers NC, Aimee is at the forefront of connecting bird conservation issues with private land use in Western...
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Designing Human Habitat in Cities
This episode features Charlie Menefee, an urban planner with the City of Missoula. Drawn into planning from his roots as a lifelong skateboarder and biker navigating urban spaces, Charlie is involved in designing urban spaces that are more environmentally, socially, and economically viable. In...
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Bringing Conservation Issues to the Public- Will Harlan
In this episode I talk to Will Harlan, author, biologist, community leader, and homesteader about his experience communicating with the public and galvanizing community efforts on conservation issues in Western North Carolina.
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Episode 1: Introduction
In this introduction episode I share what I hope to learn and offer through this resource. I detail the types of people that will be interviewed and topics to be discussed. I invite you to join in on this experience of mutual learning and engagement with some of the folks directly involved in...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Stewarding the Land offers insights on a holistic view of all aspects of caring for the land. This is a platform to share the stories of biologists, farmers, foresters, ranchers, conservationists, indigenous people, faith leaders, and anyone else involved in this work. We will discuss the most innovative, creative, and practical methods of restoring landscapes while making sure human needs are met in rural America. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noah-poulos/support
HOSTED BY
Noah Poulos
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Stewarding the Land offers insights on a holistic view of all aspects of caring for the land. This is a platform to share the stories of biologists, farmers, foresters, ranchers, conservationists, indigenous people, faith leaders, and anyone else involved in this work. We will discuss the most...
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Stewarding the Land is created and hosted by Noah Poulos.
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