Owner of Farmstrong Cider Company, Hallee Fried shares her story of how she got into cider-making, and the labour of love that goes into the craft. She also talks about the challenges faced in the industry, including the impacts of climate change and labour shortages.
Dr. Srivastave talks about what drove her curiosity to learn more about the way various species interact with each other and the impact climate change has when researching and gathering data.
Dr. Ingrid Waldron talks about how her sociology background has helped her become a highly influential figure in Canada’s environmental sector.
Jen talks about what drew her to firefighting and wildfire research in our conversation. She also discusses how climate change impacts researchers’ ability to track trends and make forecasts.
This episode Sarah Dickson-Hoyle, a post-doctoral researcher at UBC working iwth the Secwepemcúl’ecw Restoration and Stewardship Society, joins us to talk about the importance of collaborating and working with Indigenous people for wildfire preparation, management, and restoration.