Esteemed conservationist Jerry Mires offers some insight into his experiences of developing a love and respect for nature during his younger years and how that took him on a path of nature conservation and restoration. He describes his favorite environmental memories as well as some of his more challenging times. He also delves into his experience as a mentor and supporter of other environmentalists, such as Janice Reid, who speaks in this episode about her work and how it compares to Jerry's, and how Jerry impacted her in a positive way throughout her career.
Freshwater Mussels
Conservation Dogs
Wild Horses and Burros of Oregon
Birds of Prey
Communication Styles and Effective Communication
4 Ladies in Tennis Shoes and Status of the Crater Lake Wilderness Proposal
Western Pond Turtle
The Rural Organizating Project of Oregon
Step Outside, The Plants Are Calling You
The Umpqua Chub and Interpreting the Overall Health of an Ecosystem
Salvage, Fuel and Forest Management
Nature's Incredible Engineer, the Beaver
The Threat of Invasive Species
Flight Paths - Mystery of Bird Migration
The Scientific Impacts of the Winchester Dam on the Fish of the North Umpqua
SLO Beaver Brigade- California's Restoration of the Beaver
Master Gardener - Winter Preparations
MushROAMING! An exploration of the Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest
Forest Therapy with Forest Therapist Jesse Remer
The Art of Communication in Diverse Communities
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