Our main podcast series serves up a slice of history of our campus, covering the food growing areas! Join hosts Stephan and Alexa for a delicious interview with Grounds Lead Tyson Kemper on a journey through the Campus Farm, Food Forest, and how vital it is that students and the public learn about food growing locally!

You can learn more about the food forest and fruit and berries that grow there on Cascadia’s Integrate It! Blog: https://cascadiaupdates.wordpress.com/cascadias-cornucopia-and-the-campus-grounds/

Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected].

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia

Check out our websites uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp

Image art by Sarah Blechner

In the final episode of the "Climate Change is Happening. Now What?" Mini-series Cami and Miguel ask each other questions and reflect on the experience of putting the show together as they look back on past episodes and hear more from previous guests about their professional and sustainability journeys.

Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia 

Check out our website at uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp

Image art by Sarah Blechner

Our main podcast series introduces our citizen science research project and bee committee: the CCUWBee Research Initiative. As a Bee Campus USA Affiliate, bees are important to our campus, and our team works to support their populations. 

Stephan and Alexa speak with Eailani Escalara and Kristen Attebery from the CCUWBee Research Initiative to share information how the campus community can get involved with bee research and support native pollinators in our area. Bees and pollinators are vital to our ecosystem and food production, and CCUWBee researches Washington State’s native bees right on our Bothell campus for both Cascadia College and UW Bothell.  

https://ccuwbee.wixsite.com/researchinitiative 

https://www.xerces.org/

https://beecityusa.org/

Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia 

Check out our websites uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp 

Image art by Sarah Blechner

In this episode of Sustainable Living, our hosts Noah and Emily talk about how to be more active with actions in your community and government, and interview the main series hosts of Common Caws for Sustainability, Alexa Russo, the UW Bothell Sustainability Coordinator, and Stephan Classen, the Cascadia College Assistant Director of Sustainable Practices on their programs on campus, and how you can get involved!  

For more information, contact us at [email protected] or [email protected].

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia

Check out our websites uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp

Image art by Sarah Blechner

In episode six, we have a conversation with four activists that are doing impressive work on climate change as members of different interest groups who remind us that there is power when we participate in government. 

Learn more about these groups:

Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia Check out our website at uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp

Image art by Sarah Blechner

In this episode of Sustainable Living, our hosts Noah and Emily talk about sustainable outdoor recreation, and interview leaders Ryan and Stasia from the Washington Trail Association!  Learn about both how to sustainably enjoy the outdoors in our state, and simple ways to enjoy outdoor parks, trails, and hiking in our area, how to get involved helping keep our trails clean, and be a good trail steward!

Washington Trails Association Website: www.wta.org

For more information, contact us at [email protected] or [email protected].

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia

Check out our websites uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp

Image art by Sarah Blechner

In this episode of Sustainable Living, our hosts Noah and Emily talk about water saving techniques, and ways to reduce energy consumption.  They also interview Patrick Nugent from Solar Washington, about solar panels, concerns about installation, and why solar energy is a viable and important energy source for our future!  

For more information, contact us at [email protected] or [email protected].

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia

Check out our websites uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp

Image art by Sarah Blechner

Our main podcast series talks about a new partnership for campus – the Environmental Education Research Center (EERC) at St. Edward State Park! The EERC is partnered with UW Bothell, and will have opportunities for students, classes, interns once it opens in October 2021! Join hosts Stephan and Alexa for an interview with Dr. Santiago Lopez who is the new director for the EERC to learn about their plans and upcoming programming.

Website: https://stedwardeerc.org/ 

Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia 

Check out our websites uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp 

Image art by Sarah Blechner

In episode five, we speak with Kristin from the Brightwater Treatment Plant in Woodinville to discuss the issues that come with wastewater treatment and learn about the common and unique steps taken to transform our wastewater to reusable water.

Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected].

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia

Check out our website at uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp

Image art by Sarah Blechner

In Part 2 of this episode of Sustainable Living, Noah, Emily, Cami and Miguel (hosts of the Climate Change is Happening. Now What? miniseries) continue their conversation about sustainable eating. We talk about different eating philosophies and some unconventional methods of getting food.

Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 

Follow us on Instagram @uwbsustainability or @sustainabilityatcascadia 

Check out our websites usb.edu/sustainability or Cascadia.edu/bassp 

Image art by Sarah Blechner

Disclaimer - Opinions expressed in this podcast are the perspectives of the hosts themselves and do not necessarily represent the values and ideas of the college/university.