Moir’s Environmental Dialogues

By Rob MoirNatural Sciences

Moir’s Environmental Dialogues episodes

June 08, 2011 Fishermen and River Herring Advocates Challenge Latest Herring Plan
Pam Lyons Gromen, Executive Director of the National Coalition for Marine Conservation (NCMC) and Earthjustice’s Roger Fleming talk about where have the herring gone on Moir’s Environmental Dialogues and on Moir’s Environment Advocates.
58 min
June 01, 2011 Fog Warning: NH’s Gundalow and Homer’s Dory Man with Halibut
Molly Bolster, Executive Director of the nonprofit Gundalow Company http://www.gundalow.
56 min
May 25, 2011 Leviathan, The History of Whaling in America with Eric Jay Dolin
Eric Jay Dolin, calling from Marblehead, tells us about the history of whaling with a bit about the beginning of the whale watching industry and Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.
58 min
May 11, 2011 How Green is Senator Brown?
Citizens of Massachusetts are outraged that U.S. Senator Scott Brown has voted repeatedly to eliminate clean air standards. People are feeling betrayed by a former state senator who voted green more often than not (MLEV’s scorecard). When $1.
54 min
April 20, 2011 Saving Amazon Rainforests with Olivia Newton John and Amazon John Easterling; Washasha X Sings Ras Mangrove
Olivia Newton-John and her husband Amazon John Easterling talk with Rob Moir on what we each can do for a greener planet and about their work to save the Amazon Rainforest. Olivia tells why the rainforest is so important.
58 min
April 13, 2011 North America Mother Earth Water Walk from the 4 Compass Directions with a copper pail of seawater.
What began with 4 Anishinawbe Grandmothers quickly included women and men walking to raise awareness for the water "Water is precious and sacred; it is one of the basic elements needed for all life to exist.
55 min
March 23, 2011 Quelling the Storm at Sea and the Ocean View from Lazy Point
Carl Safina talks about, and reads from, his book The View from Lazy Point. A year of observations is presented in gripping details from the tip of the swallowtail that is Eastern Long Island.
57 min
March 09, 2011 Child Honoring, an All Inclusive Culture of Respect for People, Wildlife and Environments
In 1979 Raffi was kissed by a beluga whale. In that gentle gesture Raffi knew that for people to save wildlife or cleanup degraded environments there must be love for the other.
57 min
February 23, 2011 Stopping Coal-fired Power Plants in Salem MA and Chicago IL
Kelly Mitchell, Greenpeace Coal Campaigner and Chicago resident discusses the citizen-led efforts to shut down the Salem Harbor coal plant in Massachusetts and the Fisk and Crawford coal plants in Chicago, IL.
59 min
February 09, 2011 Guillemots, Puffins and Bears of an Arctic Island
Dr. George Divoky has traveled to remote Cooper Island in the Arctic for nearly 30 years. Braving the elements and the occasional polar bear, his mission is to study the Black Guillemots — seabirds closely related to the extinct Great Auk.
1 hr

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With the knowledge of Carson and the courage of Achilles, individuals are steadfastly going the distance to defend wildlife and ecosystems from assaults of environmental degradations and destructions.…