Locals Share Green Action

People share stories of their impactful, planet-friendly work within their local communities, showcasing the unique paths they've taken in green action. Through a range of projects, jobs, businesses, volunteer roles, studies, and careers, they demonstrate how they've applied their talents and interests to make a difference.Their journeys are both inspiring and insightful, offering valuable perspectives on overcoming challenges. These stories encourage and guide us all as we explore ways to get involved in our own local green communities.

Locals Share Green Action is a education podcast hosted by GOGREENLOCALLY ORG, 501c3 nonprofit, with 80 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

GOGREENLOCALLY ORG, 501c3 nonprofit hosts Locals Share Green Action, a education show with 80 episodes published.

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  Episode #82

  Greening Urban Spaces - Neelam Patil, Green Pocket Forests, Program Director

  Apr 29, 202635 minS3

  <p>Imagine a small patch of land, at a school, in a park, or even a vacant city lot, transforming into a thriving forest in just a few years. In this episode, we explore how Miyawaki forests are turning everyday spaces into vibrant, living ecosystems with the help of dedicated organizers and community support.</p> <p><b>Episode Overview</b></p> <p>In this episode, we speak with Neelam Patil about her work bringing Miyawaki “Green Pocket” forests to Berkeley and beyond.</p> <p>We dive into what sparked her journey into climate action, what it really takes to turn an i...

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  Resigning Heirloom Bridal Gowns - Meranda Crosby - Herstory Bridal and Design

  Jan 30, 202624 minS3

  <p>What if your wedding dress could carry generations of love and reflect who you are today?</p> <p>In this episode, we sit down with <b>Meranda Crosby</b>, founder of <b>Herstory Bridal and Design</b> and <b>The Shoppe at Hillcrest</b> in Reno, Nevada. Meranda helps brides redesign wedding gowns passed down through generations, transforming heirloom dresses into one-of-a-kind creations that honor the past while celebrating a bride’s own story.</p> <p>Meranda’s love of fashion began early, from designing outfits for her Barbies to obsessively watching Say Yes to the Dress. That passion led...

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  Episode #80

  Non-Chemical Invasive Plant Removal - Mike Bald - Got Weeds?

  Jan 14, 202657 minS2

  <p>In this episode, we’re joined by Mike Bald, founder and owner of Got Weeds?, based in central Vermont. Mike has spent many years working in terrestrial invasive species management, but his approach is far from the traditional “spray and kill” mindset.</p> <p>Instead of quick fixes, Mike works with the land over time—carefully transitioning landscapes so that invasive species gradually lose their foothold and native plants can reclaim their place. His work is rooted in patience, close observation, and deep ecological understanding, resulting in long-term restoration rather than temporary suppression.</p> <p>Serving Vermont and throughout New Engl...

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  Episode #79

  Mid-Atlantic Regional Seed Bank Online Marketplace, Amy Kousch, Outreach Liason

  Dec 14, 202530 minS2

  <p>In this episode, we spotlight the <b>Mid-Atlantic Regional Seed Bank (MARSB)</b> and the critical role it plays in strengthening native plant supply chains, supporting regenerative land management, and protecting regional biodiversity. We explore how MARSB is working to better connect native plant material end users with commercial growers—and why this coordination is essential for successful restoration and conservation efforts.</p> <p>Our guest, Amy Kousch, recently joined MARSB as Outreach Liaison and brings over a decade of experience in regenerative agriculture and native plant work. Her background spans hands-on fieldwork, laboratory research, nursery and farm management, te...

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  Episode #78

  Campus Recycling & Sustainability Leadership – Tara Pike, UNLV Sustainability Coordinator

  Sep 10, 202546 minS2

  <p>In this episode, we talk with Tara Pike, the founder of the Rebel Recycling Program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) and the university’s first Sustainability Coordinator. Tara has spent nearly three decades leading sustainability efforts on campus and across Southern Nevada, transforming how communities approach recycling, waste reduction, and environmental stewardship.</p> <p>We explore Tara’s journey from her undergraduate thesis project in 1995 to her leadership in local and national sustainability initiatives, including the Christmas Tree Recycling Committee and Campus Race to Zero Waste. Tara shares the challenges, breakthroughs, and future opportunities in building last...

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