All Podcast Episodes

Jon informs listeners about the potential dangers of wild boars and pigs and what can be done to avert the species' possible invasion.

Ellen informs listeners on some Toronto ravine basics and how they can learn to appreciate an discover them. She discussers how these green life supports act as the city's lungs and provide numeorus benefits to all Torontonians.

Lisa explains the Adopt-A-Pond progam and the current environment that reptiles and amphibians have. She discusses their hibernation habits, how humans can help them, and why it's important to collect data on these animals.

Ravi explains the Toronto Nature Stewards (TNS) and his role as a lead steward with them. Ravi expands on his own expreriences cultivating community engagement and participation at Birkdale Ravine over the past year.

Helen shares her experience of cerating the Taddle Creek Walk and how it connected stories of colonial oppression and gradual resurgence through the use of this water body.

Bruce discusses the origins of the common city pigeon and the relationship between these supposedly meddlesome birds and modern day city dwellers.

Jon Harris talks about the Endangered Species act, its history and creation, and the effects and importance of susequent revisions.

Zunaid Khan shares his thouughts on Nature walks in a pandemic and how we can adjust to the new curumstanses in the time were living in.

Ellen Schwartzel chats about adding more nature to the citys fabric and changes the way we all look about this city

David Cowl speaks all about alternate uses for mushrooms and how they're incorporated in day to day life.