What are forests made of? How can we use the tools we have to manage and protect them? In this episode, forester & conservationist Megs Seeley takes us through the many aspects of what makes forests so unique, and what we can do to enhance our relationships with them.
How far north can you live? What would it be like to live there? And what would you learn if you paid close enough attention? In this episode, snow scientist Holt Hancock tells us about his experiences as a researcher and resident of Svalbard, and how the work he does can help us build a better world.
Where does our water come from? What is it worth? And how do we use it? In this episode, Mike helps us explore the wide and multifaceted world of water as an invaluable resource, which as we will discover permeates so many parts of our lives.
What is geography? Why does it matter? How can it impact our lives? In this episode, Anna helps us explore the discipline of geography, which can so often feel elusive and undefined.
