Hosted by s.livingstone · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 17 episodes
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Explore probing discussions on complex environmental challenges that blend academic rigor with the real-world urgency of environmental issues.The University of Toronto-Scarborough Enviro Sci Graduate students behind the microphone bring their diverse perspectives, infectious enthusiasm, and a shared commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of the science aimed at global change. Join our hosts, the next generation of environmental stewards, as they decode the language of ecosystems, unpack climate complexities, and spotlight the unsung heroes working on the front lines of conservation.
s.livingstone hosts Sync into the Earth, a science show with 17 episodes published.
Episode produced by Whistler Brown, Lauren Daniels, Michael Homsi, and Flaka Zahiri. On this episode of Sync into the Earth, the hosts discuss the ongoing struggle to strike a balance between infrastructural development
Episode produced by Chloe Fortune, Ava Shultz, Meera Mohindra and Alicja Zator. In this episode of Sync into the Earth, we explore the topic of human-wildlife conflict in urban environments with a North American perspect
Episode produced by Gurpreet Bedi, Madeline Loman, & Sully Nessa We have all seen bees. We have all heard bees. But how much do we actually understand these buzzing pollinators and the relationship we have with them? In
Episode produced by Maia Mortimer, Victoria Mushka, and Annika Wong In this episode of Sync into the Earth, we discuss the concept of “wild cities” and what it means for the future of conservation. As urban sprawl contin
Episode produced by Phillipe Edde, Jeanine Fernandes, and Yuying Chen. This episode explores potential solutions for climate change, focusing particularly on the topic of seaweed farming as an innovative method for carbo
Episode Produced by Huiting Luo, Kayla Higgins, and Matthew Ditta. This episode of Sync into the Earth dives into the issue of food insecurity in northern Canada and explores what is being done about it. We are first joi
Join us – Holly Easton, Angie Wang, Saranka Yogendren – and special guest Mike Lavin for an honest and personal discussion about light pollution and our disappearing darkness. Mike Lavin is a park naturalist and teacher
A taste of what's to come on Season 2 of Sync into the earth!
Episode produced by Grace Bowen-MacLean, Andre Sanchez, and Amenda Hong In this episode of Sync into the Earth we investigate the impact of invasive species on Canadian Agriculture and discuss management strategies being
Episode produced by Angelina Campbell, Andrea D’Souza, and Guangrui Li (Rui) This episode of Sync into the Earth explores the fascinating global topic of urban sustainability. Given the breadth of the topic, we focused o
Episode produced by Lidor Levy, Kaitlyn Magyar, and Sophie Tan. For this episode of Sync Into the Earth, we explore the topic of biological control. Specifically, how it is used, and its relevance in today's world. Biolo
Episode produced by Abiraam Selvakumar, Kirsten Scott, and Tyler Dender This episode explores new technologies available to conservation scientists for monitoring and protecting wildlife and their habitats. In the rapidl
Episode produced by Morgan McMullen, Paige Van Rooy & Harlow Wood. The study of microplastic pollution is fairly new to the world of environmental science, yet this emerging field is gaining traction. These plastic pollu
Episode produced by Leah Hannah, Sarah Zhao, and Franny Fu. We’re spending more and more time on social media, but what does that mean for the biodiversity crisis? This episode of Sync into the Earth explores the nuances
Episode produced by Julia Harper, Kevin Tsang, and Shameem Nasrabadi. This episode of Sync into the Earth is an introduction to an Indigenous ethic and approach to invasive species management. The dominant western scient
Episode produced by Jess Harriot, Dale Moskoff & Joseph Kawalec. In this first episode of Sync into the Earth we discuss definitions of intelligence, how they can be applied to identify intelligence in the animal kingdom
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Sync into the Earth is hosted by s.livingstone. The show is categorised under science (nature) and has published 17 episodes.
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