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We’re Here

We’re Here

De : Melissa Wade and Abi Newhouse
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 We’re Here aims to take listeners to a specific place each episode, so we can investigate the human side of environmental, psychological, and historical issues from the ground and when we get back home.Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. Sciences sociales Écritures et commentaires de voyage
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  • Unpacking Cults, Carbon, and Ecosystems

    Unpacking Cults, Carbon, and Ecosystems
    Nov 4 2022

    It is the end of season one and, to unpack, Abi and Melissa review the last three episodes, the takeaways from cults, blue carbon, and ecosystems, while pondering the larger impact of the season as a whole.

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    23 min
  • Saving our Predators: Ecosystems Inside and Out

    Saving our Predators: Ecosystems Inside and Out
    Sep 23 2022

    Melissa travels to Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee to learn more about how the gradual disappearance of the endangered American Red Wolf affects the area's ecology. Abi talks with Maren Hunsberger about the ecology of our guts, and how altering our routines can either help fix our problems or throw everything off.

    To hear more from Maren Hunsberger, check out her podcast, Surprisingly Brilliant, which explores the true and astonishing unknown stories behind the scientific events and discoveries that have shaped our modern world, wherever you get your podcasts.

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    59 min
  • Out in the Bay, Swimming in Blue Carbon

    Out in the Bay, Swimming in Blue Carbon
    Sep 3 2022

    We take a trip to the Chesapeake Bay waters off the coast of Virginia, to visit a seagrass monitoring program and discuss what it's doing to protect and restore blue carbon stocks. Abi volunteers to help, and Melissa questions how this carbon market thing works.

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    55 min
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