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This Green Earth

Claire Wiley
Climate Change
Environmental Policy
American Prairie
Sustainability
Bison Restoration
Garlic Mustard
Noxious Weeds
Mississippi River
Ecosystems
Entomology
Cicadas
Wildlife Management
Endangered Species Act
Wolverines
Daniel Kinka
David Lipsky
Frederick Seitz
Biodiversity
Urban Wildlife
Penguins

This Green Earth is a weekly, hour-long program that focuses on the environment and environmentalism. Host Claire Wiley explores the science, politics, economics and ethics behind the environment, natural resources and sustainability.

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Claire Wiley
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Exploring the 'Heart of the Jaguar' with James Campbell
Q: Can you explain the Jaguar Corridor concept and why it matters?
The Jaguar Corridor is a continuous ecological network spanning 5,000 latitudinal miles from Argentina to southern Arizona, uniting jaguar landscapes so the species can maintain genetic diversity and ecological function across its range.
Exploring the 'Heart of the Jaguar' with James Campbell
Q: What drew you to the jaguar and to this line of work?
Campbell describes growing up in Wisconsin and spending time outdoors, his move to Colorado, and reading Rabinowitz's Jaguar book, which inspired him to pursue field research and ultimately write about jaguars and conservation across the Americas.
The apple's epic journey from Kazakhstan to your kitchen
Q: So tell us what first drew you to your line of work?
Priyanka discusses growing up near the Himalayas and her early fascination with apples, which led to deeper study and eventually writing the book.
The hidden bonds that tie our natural world together
Q: Why did you choose the title To Have or to Hold for the book?
The title plays on the marriage vow, swapping 'and' for 'or' to destabilize certainty and invite readers to rethink how nature's partnerships work, using the metaphor to make the concept of symbiosis more accessible and emotionally resonant.
The hidden bonds that tie our natural world together
Q: How is climate change affecting these long-standing relationships?
Climate change adds new pressures and shifts where these relationships can survive, potentially altering interactions, moving species around, and forcing researchers to relearn how ecosystems function as edge conditions become the norm.

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Episodes consistently explore various facets of environmental issues, including climate change, sustainability, conservation efforts, and the impact of human activities on natural ecosystems. A focus on both historical perspectives and current events allows for a comprehensive understanding of how social, political, and economic factors intertwine with environmental science. Guests typically include experts, activists, and authors, each providing unique insights that contribute to a broader discussion on environmental stewardship and policy advocacy. Overall, this series emphasizes collective action and individual responsibility towards creating sustainable solutions and enhances public awareness about urgent ecological concerns.

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This Green Earth launched 8 years ago and published 57 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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2. Caroline Tracey
3. Tristan Gooley
4. Beverly Pickford
5. Peter Pickford
6. Jennifer Smith
7. Alix Morris
8. Jordan Clayton

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