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In our first episode, we explore the history of agroforestry in Ireland. We speak with Professor Jim McAdam about his pioneering work in the 1980s, we hear from forestry inspector Eugene Curran about working with farmers and permaculture expert Donal Chambers tells us about the power of tapping into natural systems.
Find out more about our featured guests’ work:
Professor Jim McAdam- www.jim-mcadam.net
Eugene Curran - www.gov.ie/en/organisation/department-of-agriculture-food-and-the-marine/
Donal Chambers - www.kinsalecampus.ie
This episode is hosted by Catherine Cleary - www.pocketforests.ie
This podcast has been produced by the Irish Agroforestry Forum in association with GrowIn. It is funded by the Woodland Support Scheme provided by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.
In our final episode of Season 2, we’ve invited Imogen Rabone, Ben Raskin and Jack Browne to share their insights across boosting tillage, horticulture production and resilience including how to plan agroforestry layouts on a farm and how to diversify and create a range of habitats on your land...
Published 11/16/24
In this episode we explore the science of assessing the good things that forests do for us with PhD student Kathleen Conroy. Kathleen tells us about developing a tool to measure the benefits of forests for people. We'll talk about those benefits and a future where they may lead to financial...
Published 11/16/24
In this episode we explore the links between our health and how we feel around trees with psychologist Dr. Eoin Galavan and GP Dr. Sean Owens who starts by telling us about an amazing elm tree he discovered near his clinic.
Episode host:
Catherine Cleary
Episode guests:
Dr. Eoin Galavan
Dr....
Published 11/16/24