Ep6: The Lives of Foxes with Jo Dorning

Ep7: Neighbourhood Trees with Linda Moskalyk

For the final episode, I interviewed Linda Moskalyk, President of SOS Trees. We discuss our amazing urban canopy and how we can protect it for future generations. We also talk about a few of our favourite Saskatoon Trees and answer questions like what makes our urban canopy so special.

Ep6: The Lives of Foxes with Jo Dorning

Episode 6 is an interview with Jo Dorning, a red fox researcher in the UK, to talk about the habits of the urban foxes she studies. We discuss the lifecycle of foxes and how to coexist with these amazing creatures in our gardens and beyond. Make sure to tune in!

Ep5: By the Beaver Pond with Mike Digout

In Episode 5, co-host Rachel MacKenzie interviews Mike Digout at his favourite beaver pond to discuss why he spends time watching these amazing creatures.

Ep4: Animal Interactions with Jeff Boone

In December 2020, I sat down with Jeff Boone. Our conversation looked at the many ways humans and wildlife interact in the city, from coyotes to cottony ash psyllid. As someone on the frontlines of these interactions, he answers questions I didn’t even know I had, like would you rather crawl into a hole with a coyote or a raccoon?

Ep3: Urban Beavers with Kirby England

In the third episode of The NatureCity Podcast, I speak with Kirby England, a professional biologist in the Province of Alberta. His masters’ thesis [https://harvest.usask.ca/handle/10388/12467] was on Saskatoon’s beaver population and how we can co-exist in the South Saskatchewan river valley and beyond. There is so much to learn about these amazing animals. For example, I learn why they chew down big trees. Listen in to find out!