Conservation Conversations Podcasty

The things we have learned in the century or so since the invasion began! Joining us this episode is Lydia Scott, Director of the Chicago Region Trees Initiative at the Morton Arboretum. Who are these invaders and what can we do about them? PERSERVERE! Here are the websites that are referenced in the podcast: Morton Arboretum, IDOT Teasel Poster, C…

A conservation conversation with Barrington "keystone" BACT Trustee Charlie Keppel about native plant keystone ecosystems.Autor: BACT

Let's talk about the value of green spaces when it comes to our physical and mental health. Research shows time spent in nature promotes well-being! Try some of the suggested activities yourself and let us know what you experience. This podcast is made possible through funding by the Barrington Area Community Foundation.…

What is a watershed? How does everyday life impact the water we drink? What role do plants and soil play in water quality? Who takes care of our water? In this episode we will focus on our local watershed and how that is impacted through our conservation efforts. We will have a guest speakers from the Flint Creek Spring Creek Watershed Partnership …

Join us for this exciting conservation conversation with Louisville Audubon Society President Lee Payne Jr.

Do you know how to be a good steward of our native wildlife and flora? Have you ever found a baby animal and wondered what, if anything, to do? Do you want to grow a garden but don't know where to begin? This and more answered in today's episode. Show links: www.jeffcd.org Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Rehabbers List…

Northern Illinois features many different variations of soil. How did it get there? What's it made of? What is a soil series? Soil is NOT dirt - it is the key to life! This podcast is made possible through funding by the Barrington Area Community Foundation.Autor: BACT

Let's delve into some of our plant and tree favorites that we have helped to restore within our easements and how they function within their ecosystems. This podcast is made possible through funding by the Barrington Area Community Foundation.Autor: BACT

Have you ever wondered how our Environmental Educator could help you, your students or organization become better stewards of Jefferson County's natural renewable resources? Today our educator, Erin, gives short overview of her work and helps you understand how you can utilize her role in the county. Links below Black Vulture Vocalizations : here E…

Join us as we talk to Martin Williams, Project Manager with the Kentucky Office of Agricultural Policy and Madeline Marchal, the new Technical Assistant for the County about the CAIP Program, the history of the funds, who can apply and how to apply to the program. CAIP Website https://www.jeffcd.org/caip…

We are back from our summer break with LeTicia Marshall from BearFruit and Grow and Bethany Pratt from the Jefferson County Extension Office. In this episode we discuss personal connections to the land and soil testing.

BACT's introductory podcast episode! Learn about the history of conservation here in Illinois and the United States, plus how that ties into what we do at Barrington Area Conservation Trust. This podcast is made possible through funding by the Barrington Area Community Foundation.Autor: BACT

Join us as we talk to PhD student Aaron Sexton about healthy soil systems and more. Donate at www.jeffcd.org Visit Aaron's work here: www.aaronsexton.com

Have you ever considered how unique the geology of our county really is? Did you know we are sitting on a bed of fossils that extends continuously to Indianapolis? Ever wonder what happened to Corn Island? Do you know about the eagles downtown? Interpretive Naturalist and Park Paleontologist Alan Goldstein helps us understand the state of our count…

Mike Jackson and Point Barnes share their work and vision for the Opportunity Corner Farmer's Market in West Louisville. Alongside the Black Community Development Corporation, they are striving to build a thriving Farmer's Market for the residents of West Louisville. Please visit them at: https://www.blackcdcky.org/ www.kentuckygreens.com https://w…

In this episode we chat with Walt Walker and John Lenti from Greeley and Hansen about the structures and challenges surrounding the issue of Water Justice in the United States. Below is their recommended reading list for your continued learning. An Equitable Water Future: A National Briefing Paper (US Water Alliance; free download) The Color of Law…

Thank you to Greeley and Hansen for helping us explore the depths of corporate responsibility. Stay tuned for a special announcement during the podcast! Greeley and Hansen Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District

Thank you to Tony Parrott, Executive Director with MSD, for taking the time to help us understand the role MSD plays in water management in Jefferson County. Don't forget to share and rate the podcast!

Do you remember how the Water Cycle works? In this episode, Kurt and I work to refresh your memory in order to provide context for future episodes. Be sure to check out these links to explore water in Kentucky! Water in Kentucky (book) Kentucky Waterways Alliance Watershed Guidebook Surf Your Watershed (guide to finding the watershed where you live…

Today we had to chance to speak with Blair Leano-Helvey from Idlewild Butterfly Farm about her Urban Conservation work as well as how the Pandemic has challenged their business. You can find Idlewild's website here. Information about the Hickory Horned Devil can be found here.

Join us today as we have a conversation with Lilias Pettit-Scott, our Urban Agriculture Specialist. She can be reached at urbanagconservationist@gmail.comOur website is www.jeffcd.orgErin's email is wildcommonwealth@gmail.com

In this episode, Kurt shares how his upbringing informed his career choices and how he ended up in Louisville, Ky. Visit us at www.jeffcd.org

Kurt and Erin discuss the origins of Conservation Districts and the unique challenges facing Jefferson County, Kentucky as an Urban District. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.jeffcd.org

Listen as Agent Harding talked about perceived orphaned wildlife.

Listen as Agent Harding gives a report on the 2018 deer season harvest number for Ripley County Missouri.

Conservation Agent Tyler Harding explains the regulations regarding landowner permits.

Agent Harding talks about gigging season regulations.

Info on archery and gigging season 2018

Carter county

Dove season 2018

Missouri Department of Conservation Agent Ty Harding shares information regarding hunter Education opportunities prior to deer season.