The Long Point Biosphere proudly presents the In Sync with nature podcast. A series about people's personal connection to nature, their sense of well-being in it and their responsibility to care for it.
In Sync with Nature
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The Long Point Biosphere proudly presents the In Sync with nature podcast. A series about people's personal connection to nature, their sense of well-being in it and their responsibility to care for it.
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8/10/2021
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Recent Episodes
March 5, 2022
Indigenous Connection
<p>In this special episode of In Sync with Nature, we share a beautiful conversation between Cynthia Brink, our nature educator and Carolyn King, a Indigenous leader in the community.</p> <p>Carolyn King is the creator of the Moccasin Identifier project in partnership with Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation and the Ontario Green Belt, to promote public awareness of significant cultural historic sites and the ancestral presence of First Nations, Metis and Indigenous Communities.</p> <p>We invite you to listen, continue to educate yourself and ask questions. Each of us needs to decide how we meet the challenge of reconciliation. This is an opportunity to commit yourself to contribute to a better future, one that recognizes the harmful past and uplifts the resilience, wisdom and gifts of Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island.</p> <p>Learn more about the Moccasin Identifier here <a href="https://moccasinidentifier.com/" target="_blank">https://moccasinidentifier.com/</a></p> <p>Find your reflection guide an information about the Long Point Biosphere Region: https://longpointbiosphere.com/podcasts/</p>
November 23, 2021
Adapt or Die
<p>In this episode of In Sync with Nature, we talk about adaptation, specifically in relation to local agriculture.</p> <p>From the beginning of the local agriculture industry which gave rise to the height and eventual demise of the tobacco era to becoming an agro-tourism destination, the Norfolk County farming community has had to adapt in order to survive. This podcast explores some of the challenges and successes in this journey of adaptation.</p> <p>Our guests are:</p> <p>Ian Bell, a Canadian folk musician and storyteller with a deep connection to the Biosphere’s history</p> <p>Anita Buehner, a local lifelong farmer who transitioned out of tobacco to create a new purpose for their farm – growing lavender and wine grapes and turning the farm into an agro-tourism destination.</p> <p>Amy Webster, a small-scale farmer who is passionate about growing food naturally and sharing it with her community.</p> <p>Download our reflection guide: https://longpointbiosphere.com/podcasts/</p>
October 16, 2021
What is your nature?
<p>In this episode of In Sync with Nature, we explore the idea of biophilia - the innate human tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life.</p> <p>From small-scale garden naturalizations to emerging sustainability practices in the built environment, we explore together what biophilia means and the benefits it delivers to humans.</p> <p>Our guests are: </p> <p>- Kevin Kavanaugh, the owner of South Coast Gardens, who provides landscape design services with a focus on helping his clients naturalize their space.</p> <p>-Sherry Shrubb, a local resident who had an epiphany, and, with Kevin’s help, started a naturalization project on her property.</p> <p>- David Premi, a Hamilton-based community leader and award-winning architect. David introduces the concept of biomimicry, or translating nature’s strategies into design. </p> <p>We invite you to download our reflection guide for this episode: https://longpointbiosphere.com/podcasts/</p>
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