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Re-wilding the English Countryside, Climate Migrant Caravans, Sequoia and Kings Canyon, and more
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Re-wilding the English Countryside, Climate Migrant Caravans, Sequoia and Kings Canyon, and more
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52 minutes
Released:
Aug 16, 2019
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Podcast episode
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Climate Migrant Caravans / The Place Where You Live: Anchorage, Alaska / Exploring the Parks: Sequoia and Kings Canyon / Confronting Climate Change Through Sound / Rewilding The English Countryside
The recent waves of migrant caravans coming from Central America have a link to climate change: many of the migrants are fleeing their homes in the wake of crop failures, the result of a massive drought that has lasted for five years.
Also, the constant onslaught of grim statistics about climate change may cause some people to shut down. Eco-acoustics could hold the key to drawing people back into a conversation about our changing climate.
And an experiment in "re-wilding" a farm in England brings ecological and financial benefits from sustainable hunting and ecotourism.
All that and more, in this episode of Living on Earth from PRI.
The recent waves of migrant caravans coming from Central America have a link to climate change: many of the migrants are fleeing their homes in the wake of crop failures, the result of a massive drought that has lasted for five years.
Also, the constant onslaught of grim statistics about climate change may cause some people to shut down. Eco-acoustics could hold the key to drawing people back into a conversation about our changing climate.
And an experiment in "re-wilding" a farm in England brings ecological and financial benefits from sustainable hunting and ecotourism.
All that and more, in this episode of Living on Earth from PRI.
Released:
Aug 16, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
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