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Climate Water Project

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Climate Change
Water Cycle
Soil Health
Eco-Restoration
Permaculture
Regenerative Agriculture
Wetlands
Environmental Activism
Wildfires
Infrastructure
Meeting Of Waters
Groundwater
Floodplains
Groundwater Management
Environmental Justice
Slow Water
Nature-Based Solutions
Beaver
Biodiversity
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How we can restore our water cycles. A look at rain, groundwater, the small water cycle, how we can hydrate our landscapes.

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Zach Weiss launched an education and community platform Water Stories which trains people to restore water cycles via earthworks, soil restoration, and ecosystem restoration. Central is the idea of retention ponds and terraces which help slow water a... more

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Patrick Keys, a professor at Boston University, studies the sources and sinks of rain in the moisture recycling process (aka small water cycle). He looks at how they are embedded in socio-economic systems.

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Derek Gow
Beaver rewilding advocate and conservationist
Beaver conservation and rewilding projects in the UK
Episode: Rewilding, beavers, and water restoration :Derek Gow
Patrick Keys
Assistant Professor at Boston University studying moisture recycling.
Boston University
Episode: Precipitationsheds and the socio-economics of rain: Patrick Keys
Lan Wang-Erlandsson
Researcher and theme leader of the Anthropocene Dynamics theme at the Stockholm Resilience Center
Stockholm University
Episode: The planetary boundaries of green water : Lan Wang-Erlandsson
Dr. Douglas Sheil
Forest ecologist with extensive experience in conservation and community involvement.
Wageningen University
Episode: The Forest-Water Connection : ecologist Douglas Sheil
Ruud van der Ent
Professor of hydrology at Delft University in the Netherlands, expert in moisture recycling and water cycles.
Delft University
Episode: Making the map of the small water cycle : Ruud van der Ent
Stuart Andrews
Son of Peter Andrews and advocate for Natural Sequence Farming
Episode: Natural Sequence Farming : Stuart Andrews
Sieger Burger
A hydrologist with expertise in water management and vegetation's role in climate stabilization.
The Netherlands
Episode: Plants drink water from the air: hydrologist Sieger Burger interview
Didi Pershouse
Expert on soil health and water cycles, involved in the Rehydrating California project
Episode: The Water Solution - A plan to lessen LA & California fires : with Didi Pershouse
Neal Spackman
Expert in eco-restoration and consultant for various environmental projects
Al-Baita Project, Great Green Wall
Episode: Absorbing rains to bring landscapes back to life : Neal Spackman

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Fantastic podcast!

    This podcast has some really incredible interviews, makes one feel so hopeful that we can connect with and heal the water cycle to solve the climate crisis.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    the seaviewzoo
    Australiaa year ago
  • The best education

    This should be listened to by every farmer, grower, or just anyone interested in planet earth. :-) This is such important information!!! I have watched the water cycles in my county be disrupted in the last decade and it continues to get drier and drier. Interesting and thoughtful perspectives, thank you!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LailaandLuna
    United States2 years ago

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Content is highly informative for farmers, researchers, and policymakers.
Interview guests bring hope for repairing water cycles through practical action.
Discussions translate complex hydrology into accessible, actionable ideas.

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#152
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#105
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Putting rocks into rivers to lessen drought-fire-flood : Laura Norman, physical scientist
Q: What motivates the use of rock gabion structures in dryland areas?
They're an inexpensive and low-tech solution that can replicate some of the ecological functions of beaver dams in managing water flows.
Putting rocks into rivers to lessen drought-fire-flood : Laura Norman, physical scientist
Q: How do gabions help the farmlands?
Gabions slow the flows and reduce flooding, preserving sediment and increasing water retention, which benefits crops.
Putting rocks into rivers to lessen drought-fire-flood : Laura Norman, physical scientist
Q: What were some of the initial projects you worked on when you joined the USGS?
I started working on a geologic map of the US-Mexico border, focusing on environmental health issues and identifying communities lacking infrastructure.
Natural Sequence Farming : Stuart Andrews
Q: What is the nudge that you give the system to get it going?
The key is managing the flow of water using soft engineering methods while allowing plants to take over the long-term management after the initial setup.
Natural Sequence Farming : Stuart Andrews
Q: How did your whole project of Natural Sequence Farming get started?
It started with my dad, who noticed the destructive effects of climate extremes on the Australian landscape and the importance of maintaining vegetation to manage these extremes.

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This show centers on restoring and understanding water cycles across landscapes, from groundwater and large-scale hydrology to the small water cycle and moisture recycling. Episodes typically feature scientists, researchers, and practitioners exploring how water connects ecosystems, agriculture, and climate, with practical talks on rewilding, regenerative farming, and policy obstacles. A standout thread across episodes is translating complex hydrological science into actionable strategies for land managers, farmers, and policymakers, along with clear, field-based stories from around the world about restoring waterways and building resilient water systems.

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2. Patrick Keys
3. Lan Wang-Erlandsson
4. Dr. Douglas Sheil
5. Ruud van der Ent
6. Stuart Andrews
7. Sieger Burger
8. Didi Pershouse

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