EOC 181: Tree Yourself
Can you count to 1 trillion? Sure, it sounds like an overwhelming number, but according to Plant for the Planet and the Crowther Lab, we alr...
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The Eyes on Conservation Podcast
The Eyes on Conservation Podcast is a weekly interview series featuring conversations with top experts in the fields of conservation, wildlife and environmental justice.
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EOC 180: Bright Green Lies - Exposing the True Cost of Renewable Energy with Filmmaker Julia Barnes
Julia Barnes is the young filmmaker behind the award-winning feature documentary Sea of Life . Julia has been working on a new film project...
EOC 179: Ecology in the City
Crima Pogge is a professor of Biology and Ecology at City College of San Francisco. In this episode, Kristin Tieche lets you be a student ag...
EOC 178: The Mind of a Youth Organizer
Welcome to Northern Colorado. Ehret Nottingham loves Colorado. He loves the wilderness, and he wants everybody to have a piece of it. He's a...
EOC 177: The Politics of Public Lands with Larry LaRocco
Larry Larocco spent his political career working on public lands issues in the Western US. He began his career working for Senator Frank Chu...
EOC 176: Youth Climate Strike!
Podcast producer Kristin Tieche was at the California Youth Climate Strike on March 15th, documenting this growing youth movement in support...
EOC 175: Climate, Conflict and Chiwetel Ejiofor!
Today, Sarinah Simons brings you interviews from the front lines of the 2019 Film Festival. After wandering the streets of Park City, Utah a...
EOC 174: A Day in the Life at Sundance Film Festival 2019
Kristin Tieche explores issues of accessibility at the festival and analyzes it's role in spreading awareness of social, racial and environm...
EOC 173: Exploring the Impact of Climate Change on Indigenous Communities
EOC podcast contributor Emma Tyrell interviewed representatives from indigenous communities all around the globe for this special episode of...
EOC 172: A Stolen Future
Environmentalism and its sister message of conservation have echoed throughout the ages. The love, fascination, and sublime fear of nature h...
EOC 171: 100 Years of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Today we are going to learn about the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, a piece of legislation that the Trump administration is attempting to disma...
EOC 170: The Unsettling Link Between Violence Against Women and Climate Change
Kristy Oriol and Paul Bancroft recently co-authored an article on the surprising and unsettling link between climate change and violence aga...
EOC 169: Livin' On a Prairie!
Most endangered species are easy to see in peril. There simply aren't very many of them, and we struggle to see them in the areas where they...
EOC 168: Resiliency and Opportunity in the Face of Climate Change
On today's episode of the show, we are taking you to Sun Valley Idaho where we'll sit in on a panel discussion featuring the voices of both...
EOC 167: Bill Ulfelder on the Implications of the Recent IPCC Report
Bill Ulfelder is the New York Executive Director for the Nature Conservancy. The Nature Conservancy is known throughout the world for purcha...
EOC 166: Fracked Politics
When it comes to fracking regulations on the ballot, there are likely fewer places more concerned than Weld county, Colorado, where I live....
EOC 165: Keeping the Fire
Today, we're taking you to a remote island off the coast of Alaska, just above the Aleutian Islands and not too far from Russia. Among the b...
EOC 164: Purple Haze
Earlier this year, I got an email from a listener that stood out. It read, Listening to your podcast in college help me realize I wanted to...
EOC 163: Mike Phillips
"She was looking for another member of her own kind, and there was never a response." Meet Mike Phillips, co-founder and Executive Director...
EOC 162: Saving the Nautilus
The chambered nautilus is the only living descendant of a group of ocean creatures that thrived in the seas 500 million years ago when the e...