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Our second ever guest episode!

Zoë Rossman PhD student at The University of New Mexico talks to us about coyotes in The United States. We chat about their biology, their success in urban environments and of course about their interactions with people.

The Anthropo Scene is an independent project by young ecologists hoping to educate and share interesting information about invasive species around the world. If you would like to sponsor an episode, or suggest a future topic and/or collaboration, find us on Instagram at @Anthropo_scene_podcast, facebook, or send us an email at [email protected].

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Today we talk about a general problem, and a specific invasive species. Join us as we explore impacts of lawn grass on ecosystems, with a specific look at Kentucky Bluegrass in the Northern Great Plains in North America.
Which are in central northern USA and Southern Canada (contrary to the mistake in the episode where Kirstynn says Eastern)

The Anthropo Scene is an independent project by young ecologists hoping to educate and share interesting information about invasive species around the world. If you would like to sponsor an episode, or suggest a future topic and/or collaboration, find us on Instagram at @Anthropo_scene_podcast, facebook, or send us an email at [email protected].
This episode contains explicit language.

Music credit to: @ejifiii_stuff
Resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ODTJCs8eSwKg_qzQ-0RZVVp2P0HUcFrX5RAaKo9lwyk/edit?usp=sharing
Carbon impact of lawn care equipment

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To anyone who is unaware, Nicholas passed away last month. I made them this small tribute while I was trying to make sense of it all. We miss you already dear friend. The world of nature education and scicomm won't be the same without you.
With love,
Kirstynn

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What is actual eco tourism and how do you sniff out a hypocrite greenwashing company?

Join me chatting with Dr. Camille Fritsch about hippos, eagles, snakes, and lions, and his new science based ecotourism initiative in Africa.

Also, ever wondered what Africa’s stinkiest animal is? The answer might surprise you

Links from the show:

Camille's IG

https://www.instagram.com/follow.the.hippo/

https://www.instagram.com/imvubu.safaris/

https://imvubu-safaris.com/

More about hippos! Hippo biology for Untamed Science

https://untamedscience.com/biodiversity/not-so-gentle-giants-hippo-biology-and-behavior/

About the Show:

For new listeners, this podcast is “Serious about research, and less serious about delivery” because our mission has always been approachability and a real-world approach to issues...

Please note I do not do a lot of editing and what some might consider “offensive language” comes up from time to time in episodes, so we hope you can sit back, learn something, and have a laugh with us!

The Anthropo Scene is an independent project started by young ecologists who are passionate about sharing interesting information surrounding the complicated story of introduced and invasive species around the world. It has now opened up to include more topics about Ecology and the interesting, and sometimes complicated ways that humans interact with nature.

This podcast continues in the loving memory of Nicholas McCarney.

Original music for Season 3 by the talented Garret Baker from Quiet Sun Productions

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Season 2 finale special!
An ecologist might tell you that even though we often put things into neat little categories, everything is actually on a spectrum.
A conservationist might tell you that social justice is environmental justice.
And a wise person might tell you that if you don't first feel good with your environment and yourself, you will never have the energy or drive to be able to really put your best into anything you do, whether it is research, engineering, writing, art... and everything in between.
With that in mind, we invited Wynter Appleford, founder of The (Trans)cribe, and their partner Aiden, to chat with us about their project on Gender Ecology, and how one can use naturalist methods to explore ourselves, focusing on gender and where we feel like we fit on this spectrum.
Enjoy!
For new listeners, our podcast is “Serious about research, and less serious about delivery”...

Please note we do not do a lot of editing and what some might consider “offensive language” comes up from time to time in our episodes, so we hope you can sit back, learn something, and have a laugh with us!

The Anthropo Scene is an independent project by young ecologists who are passionate about sharing interesting information surrounding the complicated story of introduced and invasive species around the world. If you would like to sponsor an episode, suggest a future topic and/or collaboration, find us on Instagram at @Anthropo_scene_podcast, facebook, or send us an email at [email protected].

Support us with Patreon

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Music credits from Adobe Stock:

Transition by Anthony Earls

Particle Emission by Silver Maple

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