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The Hidden Heroes of Plant Conservation: The Life Support That Happens Behind Closed Doors
Behind the scenes at the UK's Plant Conservation Centre, a team of horticultural heroes works tirelessly to safeguard some of the world's most culturally and historically significant plants. From Isaac Newton’s famed apple tree to the recently felled Sycamore Gap tree, these experts use advanced techniques to preserve genetic material and protect plants from extinction, climate change, and human destruction.
Behind the Lens: A Conversation with Landscape Photographer William Patino
Dive into the world of landscape photographer William Patino as he shares his journey from coastal Australia to the breathtaking mountains of New Zealand.
Fishing-inspired Clothing Fuels Campaign to Build Women’s Confidence
A new campaign is blending the power of fashion with the tranquility of fishing to boost women's confidence and well-being. The Second Catch Collection, a partnership between Rentrayage and TakeMeFishing™, upcycles donated clothing into fishing-inspired garments, encouraging women to discover the holistic benefits of spending time on the water while empowering the next generation of female anglers.
Community Connection Fuels Restoration Efforts, with The Understory Initiative
Driven by passion and a deep connection to the land, Kathryn Prive's journey from liberal arts to leading The Understory Initiative showcases how community collaboration and a focus on native plants are reshaping southern Oregon's approach to habitat restoration and wildfire management.
Nowhere Else to Go: Surrendered and Abandoned Wolfdogs Find Homes at Alberta’s Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary
When life’s circumstances forced Kim Renée Coté to surrender her beloved wolfdogs to Alberta’s Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary, she joined a growing community of owners grappling with the unique challenges of wolfdog ownership. Faced with the brutal realities of these captivating animals, members of the refuge push through heart-wrenching and often unpredictable bonds to serve as a life-saving sanctuary when wolfdogs have nowhere else to go.
Fishing the Bow River Opens Conversations About Cultural Preservation of Calgary’s Indigenous Peoples
Fishing the Bow River for its renowned brown and rainbow trout offers more than just a thrilling catch; it opens a window into the rich cultural traditions of Alberta’s Indigenous Peoples. Guided by Quinn Soonias, anglers not only learn the art of fly fishing but also partake in meaningful customs like the tobacco offerings, deepening their connection to the land and its history.
Orca Running: The Race Company Keeping the Green in the Evergreen State
Discover how Porter Bratten turned a simple college triathlon into a pioneering race company in Washington state. Focused on environmental stewardship, charitable giving, and mental health, Orca Running is transforming the running community while keeping the green in the Evergreen State.
Book Talk: ‘Voices for the Islands’ with Sheila Harrington
"Sometimes it’s hard to maintain hope when all around us we see signs of disasters—wars, division in philosophy or politics, widening economic gaps. Yet we must move forward, with positive actions and faith in ourselves and the larger community of people who are working to protect nature."
By KIRBY JAY
Unleash the Thrill: Year-Round Dog Sledding Adventures in Alberta’s Majestic Rockies
Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours offers a unique glimpse into this traditional practice that has evolved into a beloved recreational activity for both dogs and people. Whether navigating the rugged Canadian Rockies in winter or training with custom-built non-motorized carts in summer, these powerful sled dogs form strong bonds with their guides and guests, providing an unforgettable adventure that honors the history and heritage of the region.
Saving the Small but Mighty: A Conversation with Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation
Our conversation with the Xerces Society explores their journey from butterfly conservation to a global mission of protecting all invertebrates, and why you should care about these "little things that run the world."
By KIRBY JAY
The Alabama Beach Mouse: How One of Nature’s Smallest Mammals is the Measure for Coastal Conservation
Despite their elusive nature, the endangered Alabama beach mouse is vital for coastal dune health, preventing erosion and supporting the ecosystem. Discover how dedicated conservation efforts are fighting to protect this tiny yet significant mammal amidst natural and human-induced threats.
Texas Master Naturalists Celebrate 25 Years of Positive Action
A conversation with Texas Master Naturalists discussing ecological improvement efforts conducted across the state over the last 25 years.
The Unexpected Outcomes of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
A lot has changed 14 years after the oil spill that wreaked havoc on so many lives. Learn about the restoration efforts that have happened since that have given hope to residents.
Virginia Hatchery Wants to Hook People on Eating Trout
Discover the flavorful journey of Smoke in Chimneys, a Virginia hatchery reviving trout culture and challenging perceptions about farm-raised seafood, one premium catch at a time.
Volunteers Are Changing the Game for Sea Turtle Survival on Alabama's Gulf Coast
"They say it takes a village to raise a child, but it takes an army of volunteers for sea turtle survival."
The Future is Now: Anglers and AI Team Up For Research and Conservation
Unravel the mystery of trout and discover how AI is revolutionizing conservation and angling culture, one spot at a time.
Book Talk: ‘Escape to Clayoquot Sound’ with John and Bea Dowd
"If all this book does is help shine a light on the visual and ecological threats still facing that spot on the map our world revolved around, I’ll be happy. It is a precious place."
By KIRBY JAY
Unveiling Antarctica: A Journey Beyond the Frozen Horizon with Scenic Eclipse II
The first time an iceberg floats by in open water it’s as if Antarctica is opening its door, gently easing adventurers into the frozen world that few have been to and even fewer understand. Every human interaction with the continent by land, air or sea is carefully orchestrated and managed. Visitors must arrive and leave as if they’ve never been there at all.
Texas Discovery Gardens: The Philosophy Behind a Sustainable Sanctuary
Discover how this urban oasis pioneers sustainable gardening practices and champions native plants.
A Delicate Balance: The Junction of Tourism and Untouched Environments
Kinute follows anglers deep into Guyana's rainforest, discovering the balance between tourism, culture preservation, and environmental sustainability that make it the ideal an off-the-grid adventure hotspot.