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A podcast by the Laurier Centre for Sustainable Food Systems

03/06/2024

The final episode of the season of Handpicked is out now! To wrap up an incredible season, we bring together the entire team to reflect on podcasting as a methodology.

Listen as the team reflects on this thought-provoking question: What does ‘voicing change’ mean to you in the context of being part an academic Community of Practice?

Available on our website or wherever you listen to your podcasts🎧🎤 https://researchcentres.wlu.ca/centre-for-sustainable-food-systems/knowledge-sharing/handpicked-podcast.html

20/05/2024

Episode 4 has arrived! In this episode, we explore the practice of in Canada and Brazil. Listen to Dr. Andrew Spring, Dr. Eve Nimmo, and Dr. Erin Nelson discuss how helps in in two different geographies!

Listen wherever you find your podcasts or on our website here: https://tinyurl.com/59d9rnyn

Have you listened to the episode 3 of the Handpicked podcast yet? Here’s what Dr. Andre Lacerda had to say on some of th...
20/05/2024

Have you listened to the episode 3 of the Handpicked podcast yet?

Here’s what Dr. Andre Lacerda had to say on some of the threats facing forests and forest communities in Brazil - tune in to hear about how these challenges are being addressed

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13/05/2024

Episode 3 of the season is out now! Listen to it wherever you find your podcasts, or with us on our website: https://researchcentres.wlu.ca/centre-for-sustainable-food-systems/knowledge-sharing/handpicked-podcast.html

We hear from Dr. Eve Nimmo, Dr. Jennifer Baltzer, Dr. Zach Ngalo, and Dr. Andre Lacerda for the second part of their talk on , , and the importance of forests to communities.

"I think community-based monitoring is one of the things that we're seeing [to combat climate change]...There is the Indigenous Guardians program, where...they lear the local and traditional knowledge of the land. They become, you know, really important knowledge holders in the community while also working with Western scientists on some of the monitoring approaches that we use to quantify change. And so sort of taking a two ways of knowing approach and braiding these knowledge systems to best monitor and understand the changes that are happening."

Episode 3 is out on Monday May 13!Handpicked Presents: "Forests, Food, and People - Part 2" Stay tuned for the rest of...
10/05/2024

Episode 3 is out on Monday May 13!

Handpicked Presents: "Forests, Food, and People - Part 2"

Stay tuned for the rest of our conversation with Dr. Eve Nimmo, Dr. Jennifer Baltzer, Dr. Zach Ngalo, and Dr. Andre Lacerda!

We can’t wait for an incredible conversation with three researchers who consider how different forests and communities i...
03/05/2024

We can’t wait for an incredible conversation with three researchers who consider how different forests and communities interact. Check out the quote for a sneak peek, and listen on Monday at this link: https://researchcentres.wlu.ca/centre-for-sustainable-food-systems/knowledge-sharing/handpicked-podcast.html

“While Indigenous hunter-gatherers, pastoralists and peasant farmers have procured and produced food in forests for millenia, agroforestry has also been used as a tool of colonial management... In this episode then, our guests describe the unique forest ecologies in their different regions, but also explore some of the tensions and contradictions in the way that forests have been, and continue to be, managed."

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