Showing results for "Communities" in Biological Sciences

Native and imported, sacred and ordinary, culinary and floral, favourites of various kings and commoners over the centuries, trees are the most visible signs of nature in cities, fundamentally shaping their identities. Trees are storehouses of the complex origins and histories of city growth...

The Community Garden Podcast was inspired by a desire to provide accessible gardening knowledge to gardeners of all skill levels. At Equal Ground Community Gardens (EGCG), we believe that everyone can benefit from learning how to grow their own food gardening, whether they're just starting out or have years of experience. Hosted by Taylor, EGCG's Greenhouse and Learning Centre Coordinator, the podcast offers valuable food garden education to the southern Ontario community. Taylor brings her expertise and passion for gardening to each episode, engaging with local gardeners, farmers, and ...

The Community Build-up documents how people are building sustainable and equitable communities from the ground up. This show spotlights community leaders, environmental innovators, and other creative people working at the intersection of climate, culture, and community resilience. It’s centered on people who are in the thick of building and figuring out what real sustainability looks like in their community. This show is currently in production. The Community Build-up is in production now. Be ready and hit subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. This show is hosted by Cody Sanford, who ...

Are you tired of the doomsday climate scenarios, overwhelming forecasts, or general bad news? Join us for refreshing, authentic, and hopeful stories from people in different communities working to protect the environment, educate those around them, and improve the health of folks near and far. Community Blooms is a podcast by the Community Ecology Institute (CEI), a non-profit organization with a mission to "cultivate communities where people and nature thrive together."

Hosted by Dr. Brandon Blue and produced by the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement, at Moffitt Cancer Center, Cancer in Our Community is a podcast that discusses Black health disparities. Why? Because while cancer is a disease that could affect any of us or our loved ones, the Black community is at greater risk. Whether that's through poor diagnosis or treatment, Black people are more likely to develop and die from many cancers. But there are those studying how to close these gaps in health care and ensure that Black patients and those close to them receive the care that they deserve.

Contagion® Community delves into some of the social factors that create and widen healthcare disparities. In surveying our audience, 75% of respondents viewed healthy equity as a major issue within medicine. Infectious disease often disproportionately occurs along the lines of ethnicity, race, class, education, sexual orientation, geographic location, and more. The entwined nature of healthcare inequity and social factors inhibits us from examining infectious disease objectively, which is why Contagion Community spotlights underserved populations. Through interviews with experts, we will ...

Sabin Vaccine Institute's Community Conversations on Vaccines podcast series, presented by Immunization Advocates, explores vaccine acceptance and demand issues in low- and middle-income countries through conversations with health workers, researchers, and journalists closest to vaccine delivery and decision-making.

In this episode of the Green Futures Corridor podcast, we explore the Cherangani Forest Landscape and why protecting it matters for everyday life, livelihoods, and long-term community resilience.The Cherangani Forest is a vital water tower and biodiversity hotspot that supports clean water, fertile soils, climate regulation, and sustainable livelihoods for surrounding communities. Through this conversation, we unpack the close connection between healthy ecosystems and human wellbeing, and why conservation is not only an environmental concern, but also a social and economic one.Featuring voices...

Join presenter, Charlie, in conversation with some incredible naturalists showing us all how we can welcome and encourage wildlife to visit and live in our gardens and community spaces. Are you part of a local community group? We would love to hear from you so get in touch so that we can showcase the work you are doing to connect people and nature!

 In unserem Podcast „Übermenschlich“ geht es um die faszinierende Welt der Gentechnologie und menschlichen Psyche. Ich, Joel, spreche über die neuesten Entwicklungen in der Forschung und wie sie unser Verständnis von Menschsein und Übermenschlichkeit beeinflussen.Unser Ziel ist es, unseren Hörer:innen zu helfen, ihre eigenen Grenzen zu überwinden und ihr volles Potenzial auszuschöpfen. Wir sprechen über persönliche Herausforderungen wie mentale Blockaden, Wahrnehmungen und Persönlichkeitsstörungen und wie man diese überwinden kann. Mit einem starken Mindset und dem Wissen ...

Join Reel Angler Community Kevin Brannon each week as he interviews fascinating guests from all over the world about an endless list of topics.

Central Line, the official podcast series of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, edited by Dr. Adam Striker, features leaders in the field of anesthesiology discussing a variety of challenges and opportunities vital to the practice and profession.

Exceeding community expectations in odour control and meeting 'worlds best practice' in terms of composting, the garbologist explores with Phoenix Power Recyclers GM Chris Alexander in-vessel composting leading the future in food and green organics processing.

This book is perfect for anyone who eats and wants to understand what it takes to produce healthy food. Through new ideas and a different perspective, Marty shares a winning formula for success in modern family farming. Written by the owner of the Spence Farm featured in the documentary, Sustainable, this book provides listeners with the necessary steps an owner-operator must take to set up their family farm for long-term success.

An environmental program with the Sangamon Valley Sierra Club discussing what is going on across Sangamon County and the greater Central Illinois area, hosted by Trent R. Nelson.

The WORC.Community podcast and also watch (at WORC.Community) the free to join network for organoid, organ-on-a-chip & NAM researchers. Join Professors Marianna Kruithof-de Julio, University of Bern and Steven Ray Haakon Wilson, University of Oslo talking all things organoid and organ-on-a-chip! Contact us with your questions. Watch video at https://www.worc.community/channels/5753

A monthly podcast with a focus on the use and application of T and B cell receptor repertoires in diagnostics and other clinical settings.

AACs The Vault Podcast Season 1 focuses on Extra-Terrestrial Contact and it‘s impact on Human Life. Each week The Vault will centre around its guest with a new topic in each episode. Season 1 will discuss Extra-Terrestrial Contact & the impacts on Human Life, Paranormal Activity, Yowie Research, Ufology, The Occult & the CE5 protocols. The Vault will host some of the worlds most esteemed Researchers, Investigators and Experiencers.

“Below the Canopy” explores the relationships between people and the forests they care for, with a particular focus on the Wabanaki forest—a special forest type found across the northeast of Canada and the United States. Intensive forest management since colonization has degraded what was once a diverse and resilient forest while creating challenges for the communities who are most reliant on forests for their livelihoods. In this podcast, host and forest ecologist Megan de Graaf speaks to experts from the region to understand how we got here and how we might start to restore the forest ...

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