Nature With Heather

Nature With Maretta

Episode 49: Nature With Maretta is out now 🌻🌿 Maretta is a 7th grade teacher who loves spending time outside. She considers herself an environmentalist and is always willing to educate herself and learn more about different environmental impacts 📚 Episode Highlights: reflective thinking in nature; artificial intelligence - use in education, water consumption, impact on creative thinking; enjoying the rain " The things that you do will affect not only the environment, but how other people are able to live as well."

Nature With Heather

Episode 48, Nature With Heather 🌻🌿Heather hopes to one day be tackling our environmental pollution issue at a larger scale & her current thesis work is definitely pushing her to do just that! She is looking at quantifying PFAS, or you could say forever chemicals, from non-point sources across land use areas in central Maryland. Episode Highlights: Running in nature, PFAS & why it’s research is important, Reflecting on a changing relationship with nature, Connecting climate change with health, food, migration, & more💬⭐️ "You should be conscious of what you’re taking in [and] with your decisions of what you buy."

Nature With Diyor

Diyor has spent a lot of her time exploring the outdoors in her own way. She's gotten into hiking and traveling more recently, and now it's a part of her routine and something that grounds her. She's not the typical outdoorsy person, but she's learned that you don't have to fit a certain mold to belong outside. And now she spends her days preaching that online as @planetdiyor 💚

Nature With Cody

DISCLAIMER! At 10:28, Cody goes into detail about traditional Mongolian methods for processing a sheep. Skip to 13:26 if you would like to avoid hearing about that. Co-host Jackson & I had so much fun talking to filmmaker Cody Sheehy about his relationship with nature.  Cody joined us live from his sailboat somewhere in the Sea of Cortez. His life has traveled many roads. He grew up in China, explored the wilds of Mongolia, has spent years immersed in nature across the globe, and right now is raising his 4-year-old son aboard a boat with his wife while sailing and diving. Episode Highlights: getting lost outside at age 6, living in Mongolia & cultural practices, living on a sailboat, Make People Better film about genetic engineering 💬⭐️ "...when it comes to natural spaces on Earth, I wonder what the implications [of technology] will be."

Nature in the Movies: The Last Dive with Cody Sheehy

Co-host Jackson & I had so much fun talking to Cody Sheehy about The Last Dive film ⛵️🌊 Cody is an award-winning filmmaker whose films intimately tell the stories of characters challenged by our changing world. He has lived on a sailboat for decades and is the founder of Rhumbline Media. Episode Highlights: how the story came to be, manta characteristics & conservation efforts, creating the film (filming underwater, editing & cinematography, finding the core of the film), 'unlikely' conservationists 💬⭐️ "Why is it that a manta ray would have these kinds of deep emotional connections with people?" Explore more about The Last Dive film: https://www.thelastdivefilm.com/ [https://www.thelastdivefilm.com/]