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Hosted by Unknown Host · science · EN-US · 25 episodes
We're bringing you all things conservation, wildlife, and trails in Santa Cruz County...and beyond!
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Episode #5
In this podcast, Land Trust Engagement Director Laura Dannehl-Shickman talks with author-illustrator Sophie Wood Brinker about her inspiration and process for writing this engaging guide to local birds.
Episode #8
<p>In this podcast, Land Trust Conservation Director, Bryan Largay, provides background and an update on our efforts to restore and increase wetland habitat in the Pajaro River and Watsonville Slough Estuary. Working with landowners, growers, and a large community of partners, this project will benefit wildlife and biodiversity, enhance ecosystem integrity, and reduce risks related to bigger and more frequent storms, a rising sea level, and saltwater intrusion on nearby farmland and infrastructure. </p>
Episode #7
<p>In this episode, the Land Trust's Donor Relations Manager, Cameron Berry, interviews special guest Ron Munger. Ron spent his career at a national non-profit helping people understand the options for making legacy gifts that benefit future generations without impacting current lifestyle or family security.</p>
Episode #1
<p>It’s time for some good news! In this new podcast, we’re providing a behind the scenes peek at the work the Land Trust and its partners are doing to protect the land we love. Land Trust Engagement Director, Laura Dannehl-Schickman talks with External Affairs Director, Eric Lombardo about some exciting land conservation successes and how people working together make good things happen!</p><p>Listen and enjoy and if you’d like to stay updated, check out the following resources:</p><p>· California 30x30 homepage: https://www.californianature.ca.gov/</p><p>· Map of 30x30 protected lands which Estrada...
Episode #4
<p>Welcome to episode four of Tails of the Wild with the Land Trust. I’m your host Vicki Lowell, the Marketing and Communications Manager for the Land Trust and I am excited to have our Conservation Director, Bryan Largay as our guest today. He’s going to tell us all about bioreactors, relatively simple systems that can be used to funnel water from agricultural land and remove nitrates before that water reenters the watershed. </p>
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