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scapegoat with clare follmann
scapegoat with clare follmann
Clare Follmann talks bout her book Scapegoat and the stories we tell about invasive species. Together they unpack the fantasy of eradication, the slipperiness of words like “management” and “health,” and what restoration might look like if we confronted systems - not just species - in a warming world.
foraging brief
plants as teachers
forest history
urban evolution
my head for a tree
native, adaptive, invasive
giants on new ground
natural history of empty lots
ecosystem monitoring
IPM & medicinal weeds
seed memory
artificial intgelligence
ecological forestry
herbalism
ivyland
climate resilience
renaming natural history
justice in novel ecosystems
exist with each other
invasive resistance
just language for invasive spp
For Whom Do We Restore Steep Slopes, and By Whom?
kid's guide
wild by design
plunging puget sound
indigenous science
rethinking invasive
rewilding american letters
cold curious
professional treehugger?
climate ~ feels ~ shaping change
restoration for whom, by whom?
local oak novela
recovering lost species
coppice & pollard
mapping abundance
forest gardens
words about weeds
elwha restoration
madrones!
sacred, emergent, adaptive
practitioners adapt (audio)
practitioners adapt (video)
restoration decade update
bridging medicine systems
blue butterfly revival
anticipating future environments
microbes (reunion show)
the green amendment
china goes green
symbiotic in seattle
urban heat
suburban woodpeckers
primer of ecological restoration
tree-planting drones
resonant restoration
care for urban trees & each other
urban forest restoration
ecology of light
climate ready forests
applied optimism
the society
restoration decade
coral restoration
forest bathing
biocrust ecology
urban nature
the health fix
microbiome rewilding
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