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Culture & Ecology

Podcast | Culture & Ecology: Stories from the Confluence

Hosted by Chelsea Peil & Rick RUlf

Experts share practical and inspirational experiences for the benefit of nature and humanity. 

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Chelsea Peil

Peil is a leader, designer and consultant for art and ecology programs. She works in art and science administration, socially engaged program design, circular economy, and dark sky preservation.  Ethically, her work is dedicated to social and environmental health. 

Rick RUlf

Rulf is a communications and educational media specialist with a strong background in applied anthropology and environmental science. His interests are in the transmission of traditional knowledge, behavioral ecology and cultural dimensions of humanity's relationship to the cosmos.  

Episodes

Made of Stories: With Kim Stafford, Poet Laurette of Oregon

Keeping it Renewable: With Nick Johnson and Emma Drona of Lake County Resource Initiative

Keeping it Renewable: With Nick Johnson and Emma Drona of Lake County Resource Initiative

Do words have the power to create and shape reality? We speak with poet and story-teller, Kim Stafford, about humanity's relationship to the world,  the cycle of life, regeneration and  language. As Poet Laureate of Oregon, Stafford speaks with compassion and authority, raising the question, “who does the poem serve?” He shares original poems about a seed, a tree, darkness, and death, weaving a story of life using the power of words in service to humanity and all our relations.

Keeping it Renewable: With Nick Johnson and Emma Drona of Lake County Resource Initiative

Keeping it Renewable: With Nick Johnson and Emma Drona of Lake County Resource Initiative

Keeping it Renewable: With Nick Johnson and Emma Drona of Lake County Resource Initiative

 The Lake County Resource Initiative (LCRI) addresses social and environmental concerns proactively by developing and implementing renewable energy programs. Bridging deep political, social and cultural divides, Nick Johnson and Emma Gerona of LCRI actively facilitate difficult dialogue, find common language and overcome communication barriers for the economic, ecological and social benefit of all. 

Professional Pyro: With Mark Hedrick, Expert on Prescribed Burning

Keeping it Renewable: With Nick Johnson and Emma Drona of Lake County Resource Initiative

Professional Pyro: With Mark Hedrick, Expert on Prescribed Burning

 Cultural developments tightly constrict the use of fire, making prescribed burns nearly impossible without risking severe damage to infrastructure and ecosystems.  We speak with Mark Hedrick, who served nearly twenty years with the Nature Conservancy as Preserve Steward and Fire Manager about  his experience managing prescribed burns, including one in the Rouge River Valley, which proved that with careful planning, fire can still be applied to improve ecological conditions and reduce risk of catastrophic fires in overgrown and developed areas. 

Natural Wisdom: Animism in Ecology

Salmon: Cycle of Life and Death

Bees: Reciprocity in Ecology of Mead-Making

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