Ep. 438 - Dinosaurs & Plants Revisited

Ep. 438 - Dinosaurs & Plants Revisited

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Ep. 600 - The Ecological Side of Silviculture

Silviculture is a branch of forestry dealing with the development and care of forests. It can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people but at its core, silviculture is all about how we manage forests. How do we make this process more ecologically friendly? It can be comp ...  Show more

Ep. 599 - Exploring the Plant Vibroscape

Plants don't have ears, a nervous system, or any sort of brain-like organ, yet they have the capacity to detect and respond to sounds. Moreover, the vibrations they are exposed to, AKA their 'vibroscape,' is highly complex and we are only beginning to understand this on a deeper ...  Show more

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