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#Waterfowl

The Green Antler"s waterfowl podcast started as a way to document my journey. Now it"s recording episodes for its 5th season. We sometimes have guest"s, read poems or bits from books we like, go over policy choices, ask questions and sometimes just listen for the call of the trumpeter swans. Thanks for your time and attention on this wild 😜 ride. Listen to some of the first few

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01:08:09

A Mixed 🎒 bag. 2 segments joined by Sarah...

#Waterfowl ·

2022/12/23

This green antler waterfowl podcast episode is in two parts. It's a holiday suprise for every listener. I recorded webinars awhile back and today's the day we mix it up. First we hear from what is labeled 🏷 women's labour organize! Secondly we listen to a talk under🌋 capital markets. 🎪Enjoy!

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01:00:06

Build a talent pipeline and listen to "how to be an...

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2022/12/16

Thanks to the capacity building institute for this learning opportunity.

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01:00:08

For the most part this podcast is recorded from...

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2022/12/09

The capital of this territory is Yuquot, which i have once been able the visit when i had family visiting. I remember being in that place as a spiritual experience. This episode of the waterfowl podcast features Climate caucus and indigenous relations. Naturally assests include the sacred waters and relationship to other animals in the delicate web of habitats and life itself. Thank to Tara Marden / Naxginkw, Frank Brown, Vanessa Sun, Fred Rowland, Judy O'Leary and Qatuwas Brown.

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00:59:59

MIABC marchi v nelson. Snow clearing, liabilty and...

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2022/12/02

Windrow saga and other stories 👏 congratulations to Tom Barns on his retirement. Thanks for the advice to document the process. Agendas, minutes and 📝 memorandum. Also wanted to note that this episode of the green antler's waterfowl podcast is our 100th episode!

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01:00:07

EMERGENCY🚨 PREPARATIONS🚦 and 👍👴age-...

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2022/11/25

This 🏞green 🦌antler's waterfowl🌧 podcast episode was recorded may 30, 2022. Thanks for your 🕓 time 🧭

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03:02:42

Salmon cedar coast field station may long weekend, 5...

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2022/11/19

Caligus clemsi, Lepeophtheirus salmonis, copepodid, chalamis & motile

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00:27:14

UBCM executive advocacy days 2022. first in person...

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2022/11/11

This episode of the green antler's waterfowl podcast was recorded in the lovely unincorporated area of Fanny Bay, BC. Finance housing, climate action, increased Resiliency & community safety.

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01:00:07

Rethinking labour poltics in difficult times. Ryerson...

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2022/11/04

Thanks to Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage for their expertise. 30:70 union density. what's your workplace conditions?

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03:12:33

Innovative Summit for Senior's Transportation...

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2022/10/28

FUNDING accelerator Seniors Transportation. Thanks to Aislyn O'Hara for the invitation to this FAST event. Awards ceremony to showcase innovative transportation solutions and concepts that are happening fromcoast to coast in Canada. 🧓International innovation showcase, hear from and learn about what industry leaders are doing for the sector. 👵 VIP Guests, including keynote address from Federal Minister of Seniors Kamal Khera. 👴 Inspirational keynote speakers 🔊 from leading aging and

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01:00:09

Vancouver Island food shed. Production and security...

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2022/10/21

Our first day. In school 🏫 again, learning to grow food. Figuring out how best to get back to the 100% local food once produced, harvested and 😉 enjoyed on these lands. We know it can be done because that is how it used to be. Currently vancouver islanders import 96% of their food from off 🏝 island. But we export fish, timber and probably a few other things. How secure do we feel mining and canning? What happens to our 🍄 mushroom picking spots when that area is slated for logging? How can we

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00:59:59

It's Benj Rowland's Community Garden. A Vinyl & CD...

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2022/10/14

This is the last episode of the second season for the waterfowl podcast. There's no background 🎶 music over virtual webinars, or listening to me chase 🐦 birds while reading 📚 books Tomorrow is general voting day, 🗳 the municipal elections in BC are decided October 15. If I have had a successful first term, in becoming acclaimed or elected to provincial or area associations, it because I try to lean in and strain to listen to residents in my village. And then I do my darndest to echo what I hear

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02:03:00

The Green Antler's waterfowl podcast, reads Value(s)...

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2022/10/08

This is our second last episode of season 2. We are building up to the end of campaign season. 8 days until general 🗳 voting day. ☑ if you live in Tahsis and need to arrange transport to get to the polling 🚉 station please reach out to me. I am sure by now we have had a chat on your doorstep about what values you require in your community representative. Humble begining from back to 2018 when i was elected to council, to later be acclaimed as small community representative on the Union of British

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00:59:40

Municipal Climate Innovation Program Final Summit

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2022/09/30

From readiness ⚖ scales to shared service 🤝 aggreements, this funding training and resource also features knowledge transfer for new members if council. After the break we heard from leaders in the city of Saint John and Saskatoon.

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01:00:10

Advancing Women in Male Dominated Industries

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2022/09/23

Brought to us all by the Green Antler waterfowl podcast and BC Maritime employers and Minerva.

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00:54:04

Youth Climate Corps is mainly based in the Kootenay...

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2022/09/16

Thanks to Ben Simoni for being our waterfowl podcast guest and telling our listeners about the work opportunities of the Youth Climate Corps. From outdoor education to bottom up action for sustainable climate and cultural health. Learning experiences and leadership pathways. Paid work, straight out of high school, placemaking that is improving energy efficiency, building retrofiting and non profit envelope logistics. From heat pump upgrades to wild fire mitigation and contract services. It's a big

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00:53:14

Maya From Community Energy Association outlines the...

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2022/09/09

CLIMATE caucus and BC climateleaders.ca and helping elected residents with the playbook, coaching and insitute. I hope to join the June 8-10 event if possible.

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01:00:07

Webinar on Declaration Act (DRIPA) guidance for local...

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2022/09/02

This webinar is intended for local government and first nations staff and elected officials. It will provide guidance on the Declaration Act, next steps in its implimentation, implications for local gov and others, and examples of reconciliation in action. The session will take place from 1:00pm-2:30pm on April 21. The session will be delivered by staff from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs, and feature an overview of some of the initiatives that the city of Prince George is taking to address

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01:00:09

Technology and the human mind: How they interact and...

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2022/08/26

Nathaniel Barr, PhD, is a professor of creativity and creative thinking at Sheridan College and a Scientific Advisor at BEworks. His work covers a variety of topics including creativity, inovation, misinformation, and belief, the interrelation between technology and thinking, applied behavioral science, and the importance of understanding the mind on addressing societal change.

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01:00:07

#globeseries Solutions for circularity in Canada's...

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2022/08/19

Thanks to Paul Shorthouse and William McDonough. Unlocking the business case for action, in two parts. A solutions oriented, virtual event powered by GLOBE series, that will explore the questions? What would a truely circular economy within the built environment look like for Canada? What key issues must be addressed and barriers tackled to make a business case? What actions should be prioritized and who should lead? In addition to answering the above questions i jotted down some notes from

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01:47:40

These plenaries were recorded on march 29 at...

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2022/08/12

Morning 🌄 sessions in person. The retrofiting old buildings was my favourite of the day but that was sponsored by FCM over lunch and I ended up talking with this man sitting beside me who works at the border, so it wasn't recorded. That event was moderated by Carol Saab and one of the moderators said "the most sustainable building is the one you don't build." In my eyes, that reinforced our local decision to repurpose the school shop for the firehall.

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