I’ll Be Dammed is a down-to-earth, humorous and serious show hosted by the Methow Beaver Project. We have conversations with beaver restoration experts, wildfire researchers, environmentalists, ranchers and community members with the goal of understanding the multifaceted ecological and community benefits that beavers bring to us, as well as the challenges of living with them at times. Listen in as we discuss beaver-human conflicts, benefits to fish populations, and partnering with beavers to adapt and build climate resilience against extreme wildfire, drought, flooding, etc.
I'll Be Dammed
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Podcast Overview
I’ll Be Dammed is a down-to-earth, humorous and serious show hosted by the Methow Beaver Project. We have conversations with beaver restoration experts, wildfire researchers, environmentalists, ranchers and community members with the goal of understanding the multifaceted ecological and community benefits that beavers bring to us, as well as the challenges of living with them at times. Listen in as we discuss beaver-human conflicts, benefits to fish populations, and partnering with beavers to adapt and build climate resilience against extreme wildfire, drought, flooding, etc.
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February 1, 2022
06 - Strategic Partnerships with the Methow Valley Salmon Recovery Foundation, talking with Chris Johnson
<p>Chris Johnson is a mastermind character in this story - the guy behind the scenes building relationships and making connections to get meaningful and lasting stream restoration projects accomplished here in the Methow Valley and beyond. Founder of the Methow Salmon Recovery Foundation (MSRF), Chris is a community builder, planner, advocate and leader. Listen in as we discuss his leadership role over the years, how MSRF started, the relationship between MSRF and the Methow Beaver Project, management strategies, conflict management lessons, and some of the current projects underway right now.</p> <p><a href="https://www.methowsalmon.org/"><u>https://www.methowsalmon.org/</u></a></p> <p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/methowsalmon/"><u>https://www.facebook.com/methowsalmon/</u></a></p> <p>We want your feedback!</p> <p>509-289-2770</p> <p><a href="mailto:Methowbeaverproject@methowsalmon.org"><u>Methowbeaverproject@methowsalmon.org</u></a></p> <p>Methow Beaver Project: <a href="https://methowbeaverproject.org/"><u>https://methowbeaverproject.org/</u></a></p> <p>Please consider writing us a review.</p>
January 1, 2022
05 - A Rancher’s Perspective on Beavers with Bill White
<p>Bill brings decades of experience ranching in the Methow Valley to the table as he discusses how he has watched beavers shape landscapes over time. If you hear some background noise on this one (and maybe a dog) it’s because I hopped in a truck with Bill and his dog for this interview. (In fact, if you have time, the YouTube video for this episode will be more fun than the audio podcast.) We ended up in a field of alfalfa trying to fix the motor on a wheel line irrigation system. Our conversation ranges from his frustrations with beavers, how beaver dams collect sediment and create meadows, the cycle of beavers on the landscape, what beavers do for fish, and the potential challenges of having beavers on your property if you’re a rancher. The Methow Beaver Project does not necessarily agree with everything Bill said, but we appreciate his perspective from a life lived in Eastern Washington’s working landscapes.</p> <p>Let’s hop in the truck and go for a drive, shall we?</p> <p>We want your feedback!</p> <p>509-289-2770</p> <p><a href="mailto:Methowbeaverproject@methowsalmon.org"><u>Methowbeaverproject@methowsalmon.org</u></a></p> <p>Methow Beaver Project: <a href="https://methowbeaverproject.org/"><u>https://methowbeaverproject.org/</u></a></p> <p>Please consider writing us a review.</p>
December 1, 2021
04 - Who We Are and What We Do: The Methow Beaver Project Team
<p>What’s it like to work for the Methow Beaver Project? What do our days and weeks look like? This episode includes a personal interview conversation with each member of the MBP team. We discuss their past professional experience, the story of how they joined the MBP, what their work looks like, and why they are motivated to do beaver restoration work. After chatting with Alexa Whipple, our Director, last week, this episode includes the remaining four MBP employees:</p> <p>Josiah Shaver - Summer Intern 2021</p> <p>Willy Dugauy - Outreach & Restoration Field Assistant</p> <p>Joe Weirich - Restoration Coordinator</p> <p>Julie Nelson - Education and Outreach Coordinator</p> <p>We want your feedback!</p> <p>509-289-2770</p> <p><a href="mailto:Methowbeaverproject@methowsalmon.org"><u>Methowbeaverproject@methowsalmon.org</u></a></p> <p>Methow Beaver Project: <a href="https://methowbeaverproject.org/"><u>https://methowbeaverproject.org/</u></a></p> <p>Please consider writing us a review.</p>
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