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Tom is joined by wildlife gardener Joel Ashton to think about invertebrates in relation to garden spaces. We talk about invertebrate habitats, the role of invertebrates within ecosystems, and consider what we can do to make our gardens more condusive to invertebrate life and therefore life more broadly. If you have no garden, fear not! There's something for you here. In this episode, the garden becomes a lense through which we can consider wider implications: our own relationship with wild spaces, the interconnectedness of life, and the relationship that exists between invertebrates and the landscape.
Today, its time for a lofty subject, as it were: Tom is joined by Abbey Hayes to discuss the original (and best?) form of flight: insect flight. We’ll be delving into millenia-long developments, and considering wild unknowns. We'll speculate, exploring genetics and molecular tools, as well as...
Published 02/11/24
Alert! Alert! This is a time sensitive episode!
The new year monarch count is nearly upon us, and if you want to get involved, now is the time!
www.westernmonarchcount.org
Whether or not you are geographically able to count the monarch, I'm sure you'd love to learn more about one of our most...
Published 12/26/23