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For What It"s Earth

Marissa Jacobs - The Art of Ecology

Join Marissa Jacobs of The Art of Ecology for a unique blend of the arts and environmental sciences as she helps listeners connect to the natural world, podcast by podcast. Discover natural phenomenon like the science behind sunsets, or how chipmunks vocalize. Get inspired to be an environmental steward with eco-actions you can take at home and explore many DIY ways to make the world a greener place all on For What It"s Earth.

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00:48:04

Adventure Into the Ice Age - Nature Adventure Mini...

For What It"s Earth ·

2022/11/16

Join myself, Marissa of The Art of Ecology, and permanent guest, Zack Jacobs for a light-hearted nature-adventure mini series! In each episode, Zack and I will go through an old-fashioned, nature-themed choose your own adventure book and see if we can survive or make it through! After we find if we can survive (or not), we will discuss the adventure's realism, how it relates to the natural world, and our thoughts as environmentalists into the book. We are both huge sci-fi/fantasy/anime nerds as

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00:54:40

Climate Change & Where We Find Hope

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2022/11/08

Join myself, Marissa of The Art of Ecology, and permanent guest, Samantha Rebuck for a climate change mini series! Each episode we shall be chatting about climate change, our thoughts on it as scientists as well as just regular people living on this planet, and teaching each other about earth science concepts in an effort to make human-caused climate change less terrifying, more understandable, and to inspire people to make some positive changes to help mitigate climate change impacts. In this

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00:57:20

Climate Change & Soil Systems

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2022/11/01

Join myself, Marissa of The Art of Ecology, and permanent guest, Samantha Rebuck for a climate change mini series! Each episode we shall be chatting about climate change, our thoughts on it as scientists as well as just regular people living on this planet, and teaching each other about earth science concepts in an effort to make human-caused climate change less terrifying, more understandable, and to inspire people to make some positive changes to help mitigate climate change impacts. This episode,

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00:58:59

Climate Change & Terrestrial Ecosystems, ft. Sam Rebuck

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2022/10/25

Join myself, Marissa of The Art of Ecology, and permanent guest, Samantha Rebuck for a climate change mini series! Each episode we shall be chatting about climate change, our thoughts on it as scientists as well as just regular people living on this planet, and teaching each other about earth science concepts in an effort to make human-caused climate change less terrifying, more understandable, and to inspire people to make some positive changes to help mitigate climate change impacts. This episode,

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00:44:37

Climate Change & Oceans, ft. Sam Rebuck

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2022/10/18

Join myself, Marissa of The Art of Ecology, and permanent guest, Samantha Rebuck for a climate change mini series! Each episode we shall be chatting about climate change, our thoughts on it as scientists as well as just regular people living on this planet, and teaching each other about earth science concepts in an effort to make human-caused climate change less terrifying, more understandable, and to inspire people to make some positive changes to help mitigate climate change impacts. This episode,

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00:41:50

Climate & Weather (Sky), featuring Sam Rebuck

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2022/10/11

Join myself, Marissa of The Art of Ecology, and permanent guest, Samantha Rebuck for a climate change mini series! Each episode we shall be chatting about climate change, our thoughts on it as scientists as well as just regular people living on this planet, and teaching each other about earth science concepts in an effort to make human-caused climate change less terrifying, more understandable, and to inspire people to make some positive changes to help mitigate climate change impacts. This episode,

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00:28:55

Climate Change Chat - "From Sky to Core" mini-series...

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2022/10/04

Join myself, Marissa of The Art of Ecology, and permanent guest, Samantha Rebuck for a climate change mini series! Each episode we shall be chatting about climate change, our thoughts on it as scientists as well as just regular people living on this planet, and teaching each other about earth science concepts in an effort to make human-caused climate change less terrifying, more understandable, and to inspire people to make some positive changes to help mitigate climate change impacts. This episode,

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00:05:01

Season 3 Announcement & Updates

For What It"s Earth ·

2022/09/20

Hi all! I just wanted to give a little update on season 3 of For What it's Earth and what it will be comprised of! I've got 2 mini series that will make up season 3, and I am super excited to have a guest for each mini-series! One will examine climate change from air to soil as well as how to still have hope amidst a climate crisis. The second mini-series will be much more light-hearted and will go through a few nature-themed adventure books! You won't want to miss either. Hopefully, if all goes

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01:18:56

Season 2 Finale: Nature Trivia Gameshow

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2022/06/21

To end Season 2 of For What it's Earth with a bang, I am joined by 3 previous season 2 guests for a bizarre nature trivia gameshow! Join Marissa Jacobs, Alexandra Schmidt (Soil Science), Zack Jacobs (Arborist), and Lucy McGinty (Environmental Microbiology student) as we learn more about what animals make some super terrifying noises, how flowers live their lives, where humans rank in the category of "how well animals hear", and more! For What it's Earth Season 3 is scheduled to start in Fall 2022

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00:19:28

Celebrating the Summer Solstice & World Giraffe Day

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2022/06/14

The upcoming Summer Solstice marks a special day to me - World Giraffe Day! This day was created by the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) to raise awareness about and celebrate this vulnerable and endangered species. Learn more about the solstice and why we celebrate this animal on this day! Links: One Tree Planted Laws that support Wildlife Populations African Wildlife Foundation The Art of Ecology --- Support this podcast:

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00:38:29

Outdoor Play Discovery Over Summer Break, featuring...

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2022/06/07

This week, I am joined by fellow educator and nature lover, Willy Villalpando, as we discuss the importance of getting outside, exploring the natural world, and to continue learning throughout the summer vacation! We talk about child development and the importance of play, having some tough conversations with kids, and how adults AND kids can learn and explore together for quality bonding time and to show kids that learning NEVER stops! Links: Willy's Social Media - Instagram & Twitter -

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00:21:01

Celebrate International Day of Biodiversity

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2022/05/24

May 22nd, which just passed (due to recording times), was International Day of Biodiversity! So this week, I want to highlight the amazing animals of the world, and how vital they are to the health of our ecosystems! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theartofecology/support

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00:24:04

Spring is for Baby Squirrels

For What It"s Earth ·

2022/05/17

Right now, after all of the leaves have budded out and the flowers are starting to bloom more and more every day, we have another sign of spring - animal babies! As these babies are coming out and exploring their world, they may fall from their nest or get lost and we can play an important role in getting these wildlife babies back where they need to go. Learn how to identify baby squirrels by age to determine if you can help them by getting their mom to come and find them, or by placing them in

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00:24:37

Creepy Crawlies & Watchers of the Night

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2022/05/10

Did you know that May is National Be Kind to Animals month? Chances are, if you're listening to this podcast, you're already an animal and wildlife-lover, yet even as caring environmental stewards, there are often animals that go unloved or are even despised (I'm looking at you invasive spotted lanternfly!). During this episode, learn about some of the 10 creepy, gross, or unloved animals and how they are important members of our ecosystem! Once you learn about them, hopefully we can all appreciate

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00:38:16

Vitamin N & Outdoor Time, Featuring Arborist Zack Jacobs

For What It"s Earth ·

2022/05/03

This week I am joined by Arborist climber and nature-enthusiast Zack Jacobs as we chat about the observations we've made about the changes in our moods and mental well-being now that spring is officially here and the sun it out! We talk a little bit about how important it was for him to get out of the office life and enter a career outdoors, but also about some ways that everyone can make sure they get their 20 minutes (at least!) of nature-time into their busy lives, regardless of your job

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00:20:58

Creating Snake-Friendly Yards & Gardens

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2022/04/26

Discover more about the incredible species that snakes are and their role in our ecosystems! We'll discuss the food chain & web, along with some cool anatomical features of the snake (such as the Jacobson's organ), and how we can be good environmental stewards by caring for these underdog-wildlife species. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theartofecology/support

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00:20:46

Get your Garden Pollinator Ready!

For What It"s Earth ·

2022/04/19

As the flowers in our communities start to bloom and the first of the honeybees and bumblebees start to emerge and visit those wildflowers, let's start thinking about how we can make our own gardens and yards pollinator-friendly! Find plants native to your area that will support threatened pollinators with the National Audubon Society's Native Plant finder HERE. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theartofecology/support

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00:39:01

Wetlands & Waterfowl Earth Month Special, Featuring...

For What It"s Earth ·

2022/04/12

Dive into the murky and wonderous wetland habitats with Wetland & Waterfowl biologist, Jess Schmit, as we take a look at the birds and animals of wetland environments, as well as how she is studying habitats of rails! We'll discuss her research project, what she hopes it accomplishes, and how people can actively conserve wetland habitats and the wildlife in them in a simple way. (Podcast episode photo courtesy of Jess Schmit) Links: Forbes Station AGF --- Support this podcast:

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00:20:31

Earth Hour & Light Pollution Impacts

For What It"s Earth ·

2022/04/05

This past week was Earth Hour around the world and we celebrated by turning off the lights at 8:30pm for at least one hour. During this episode, we'll talk a bit about the purpose of Earth Hour, as well as how turning off lights can reduce light pollution. We'll also take a look at how light pollution impacts animals, specifically birds, who are busy in their spring migration right now. Links: Earth Hour Learn more about Birds with The Art of Ecology --- Support this podcast:

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00:20:46

Mischievous Orchid & Their Pollinators

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2022/03/29

Explore the wonderful world of orchids and how they have developed some unique adaptations to lure in pollinators. We'll also discuss some threats to local orchid species as well as some ways to support orchid conservation. Links: Orchid Conservation at Longwood Gardens --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theartofecology/support

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