The value of visuals in climate communication and how to work with visual science communicators.

A conversation with Emily Coren and Hua (Helen) Wang, editors of "Storytelling to Accelerate Climate Solutions" (Springer Nature, 2024).

Introducing a new element to the podcast.

Maria Coryell-Martin is an expeditionary artist. Maria took a few moments to speak with me while she was packing for her trip to meet a scientist in Alaska.

Wendy Nadherny Fachon is an author, journalist, podcast host, and environmental educator. After working many years in the health insurance industry, Wendy left her position to focus on children's health and wellness issues and developed an afterschool walking program.

Today, we get to learn from Gloria Desanker, geospatial storyteller, founder, and Principal Consultant at Map Nerd Consulting.

Describing the economics of environmental education.

What’s the difference between environmental education and Earth education? What might change the status quo in environmental education?

Meet the co-founders of Experiential Interpretive Design (EID) -- Bill Reynolds, Lars Wohlers, and Mike Mayer.

Nature Detectives at Home is a book for parents, grandparents, and friends.

Roots of Success (RoS) is an environmental literacy and job training program that prepares youth and adults with significant barriers to employment to access jobs and career pathways in environmental fields and to improve environmental and social conditions in their communities.

Meet the physicist helping to electrify California.

Erin shares how the need for a summer job led to her opening Barefeet Farm School. She shares her successes, challenges, and what she has learned to do better.

A conversation with Dr. Brad McLain about his new book, Designing Transformative Experiences.

Saurabh Mithal discusses his experience working with freelance professionals.

My guest today is Jeffrey H. Ryan. Jeffrey is the author of This Land Was Saved for You and Me. In this book, Jeffrey introduces us to seven people who were key to forming and preserving America's public lands.

Dan and Camille’s unique approach to diversity education occur through the lens of ecological concepts and pairs outdoor experiences with conversations about diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Michael Hawk is the founder of Jumpstart Nature and the host of the Nature’s Archive podcast. Jumpstart Nature is a new organization taking a tech-centric approach to how they connect people with nature.

Jo Petroni is an architect and author of the Listen to Your Land: A Guide to Regenerative Land Design.

The hosts of the podcast “Across the Cline” discuss the podcast’s role in science communication and what they hope to accomplish.