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Everyday Environment Podcast — 197 episodes · page 1 of 2
Community parks as nature-based solutions with Katie Dudley
Preventing erosion in streambanks and waterways with Ryan Pankau
Floating wetlands: nature at work on the water with Susan McIntyre
Navigating native plants and municipal codes with Brodie Dunn
Before the birds nest: Getting your yard ready for spring
Energy efficiency is trending on our landscapes
Friend or foe? Insects in your landscape with Dr. Ken Johnson
Managing lawns with ecology in mind with Chris Enroth
What's wrong with my tree? with Sarah Vogel
Working hand in hand with nature in your garden with Amy Powers
Practicing Curiosity: the Season 5 Preview
Answering your invasive species questions: a Q&A with Chris Evans
A case study in invasive species management: Emiquon Preserve with Dr. Maria Lemke
Mushroom minute: a look at the invasive golden oyster mushroom with Aishwarya Veerabahu
Carrying a shield against invasive carp with Steven Butler
Ornamental plants on the move: who is escaping from your garden with Theresa Culley
Protecting ag commodities, ecosystems and urban environments from invasive pests: the CAPS program with Kelly Estes
Tree check! Spotting invasive pests early with Tricia Bethke
When good plants go bad: invasives in the home landscape with Chris Enroth
Looking back to move forward: using historical data to understand invasions with TJ Benson
Wading through the data: understanding EDDMapS, a leader in invasive species mapping with Rebekah Wallace
Early detection in public gardens with Michelle Beloskur
Breaking down invasive species rules & regulations with Chris Evans
Words matter: how we engage others to care about invasive species with Emily Steele and Phil Anderson
Season 4 Preview and Invasives 101
Taking action for wildlife: The power of community science
Get to know your neighbors: listening to Illinois wildlife with Brodie Dunn
Gopher it: Uncovering the unique ecology of the plains pocket gopher
Movement of Armadillos in Illinois with Agustin Jimenez
City dwellers: the Urban Coyote Research Project with Chris Anchor
An alien experience they just keep coming back for: fish hatcheries in Illinois with Kayleigh Smith
What role do bison play in restoring Illinois prairies?
Wildlife in trouble: when to step in and when to step back
It's all edges: road ecology with Kevin Rohling
Environmental DNA basics: how we detect hidden life with Dr. Mark Davis
A poster child for wildlife conservation: quail in Illinois
Funding the wild: the role of outdoor recreation in conservation
There's a snake in my basement!: wildlife encounters with Joy O'Keefe
New season, new puns: the season 3 preview
From youth to adults: engaging our communities to learn about their water
Water Economics: The Pricing Puzzle
Protecting our water supply with helicopters? How communities are tackling water challenges
Taking a systems-based approach to community water management
Taking into consideration the next 100 years: the reversal of the Chicago River
Rain gardens and nerding out over native plants
Nutrient loss in our waterways: the role of agriculture
A gauntlet for Carp: invasives species in our waterways
Rain Check: Creative ways to use stormwater to your advantage
What you should know about contaminants of emerging concern
Science is not just for the professionals: RiverWatch and community science
From raindrop to river: State Hydrologist explains watershed basics
Water connects us all: a season 2 preview
Getting involved in climate work: find the solution that works for you
Coffee grounds are green: composting reduces methane and builds up soil
Investigating solar energy and agriculture: agrivoltaics and climate change
Exploring carbon markets as part of emissions reduction goals
Cover crops, not mudslides: empowering youth on climate change.
It’s all about risk: how climate change increases our risk of health concerns and how we can adapt
Exploring the challenges facing pollinators
Will invasive species be helped or hindered by climate change?
Understanding soil as a system
708 million tons of carbon storage: Urban Forests and climate change
Too Much of a Good Thing: A Plant’s Perspective on Climate Change
Shifting to a Silver Lining: Climate Expert Talks Climate Change Basics
Welcome to the New Everyday Environment Podcast!
PFAS: Understanding this Contaminant of Emerging Concern
Beneath the Surface: Exploring Illinois' Freshwater Mussels
Tips for your home during Electrical Safety Month
Should we participate in "No Mow May"? (Hint: look at the ecology)
Research Bite: University of Illinois Students Discuss Bird Collisions
13 and 17 is Very Weird: Periodical Cicadas with Kacie Athey
Tornado Trends
Early Spring Wildlife
Phenology as a Retirement Hobby
The Northern Saw-Whet Owl
Providing Natural and Artificial Homes for Bats
Invasive Alert: Spotted Lanternfly
Creepy Carp and Sea Lamprey, Aquatic invasives in Lake Michigan (the Halloween episode)
September is National Preparedness Month: Generator Safety, Supply Kits & CO Detectors
Exploring Illinois’s Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy
Drought and Extreme Weather Resiliency
Corn Sweat: a Midwest phenomenon
Value of Biodiversity
Nature at Night
Spring Ephemerals
Maple Syrup Season in Illinois
What is the difference between snow, sleet, and freezing rain?
The Wildlife We Live With
Illinois' State Grass
Garter Snakes
American Songbirds benefit from Livestock Grazing
Soft Landings
Ponds
May Watts
Large Predators Return...Or Are They?
Planning a Native Plant Garden
Winter weather and safety
Sizing a Home Solar System
Overwintering for Wildlife
ERNEST THOMPSON SETON -Naturalist