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urban evolution

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Cities are shaped by war, politics, religion, and everything in between. They evolving alongside the wildlife that calls them home. Liz is an urban evolutionary biologist whose research explores how human social structures, from redlining to sacred groves, shape the genetics, behavior, and survival of city-dwelling creatures like squirrels and pigeons.

my head for a tree

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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