The Conservation Conversation - Season 1

Guest Tish O'Dell from https://celdf.org/ will talk about regulatory agencies, and ways we can help protect Nature legally!

On today’s Conservation Conversation we discuss great ways to make your Holidays greener!   Sorry about the signal, still working on finding a strong enough internet for our live shows.   If you are shopping for a picky eco or vegan person, or you are the picky vegan or eco person, this episode has some websites that can make it easy and fun! And how to get discounts.

Join us today as we discuss positive Eco News from around the world!   This episode includes: Trees Have Heartbeats, New Jersey has a Plastic Ban, and a new Preserve in Rajasthan

Today we discuss EcoPsychology, and how nature can affect us on every level - including our mental health!

IKEA and other cheaper furniture is contributing to deforestation I’m surprising ways.  We discuss how to navigate the tricky Forrest of illegal logging.  And how you can fight back from your house

Join us today as we talk with world-renowned photographer Aaron Gekoski, who specializes in exposing animal exploitation.  Don't miss Aaron's advice on how to get involved! 

We all know cacao is a superfood but is it always ethical?

Today we discuss how you can stop deforestation and child labor by eating more chocolate

Amazingly, those that stand up against animal and environmental exploitation are killed at an alarming rate.  Today we discuss the dangers of being an activist.

Ep. 33 - MPA's

Today we will dive into the MPA's. Marine Protected Areas tend to be places where management is used to prevent the collapse of the fisheries and local eco systems by industrial fishing fleets.

But what happens when the ocean's last chance is being sold to oil companies at an alarming rate.

We all drive cars and our antiquated country systems still run on fossil fuels, but there must be a middle ground between exploiting and preserving our natural resources.

Can't wait to talk about the MPA's, enforcement, and changing laws that will affect all of us for generations to come.

Since we are somewhat back at work, we have moved the show to Saturday so more people have the option to join

Ep. 32 - A Conservation Conversation with Stel Bailey

PFAS are forever chemicals that cause cancer and other illnesses, and worst of all- legally dumped into our water supplies.

Awareness and education about what is in the water can change the course of how we approach water conservation

And people like Stel are fighting back!! Cancer survivor, water warrior, and inspiration, she has turned her cancer experience into a motivation to start testing waters and creating health databases to track cancer clusters and other toxin information when the state refused to acknowledge the issue.

Check out her website that tracks toxins, and offers national and local solutions:

fight4zero.org