Hosted by Pike County Conservation District · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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Want to know more about the environmental issues facing NEPA? Listen in to this podcast made specifically for the residents of Pike County, PA.Financial and other support for this project has been provided by the Department of Environmental Protection’s 2019 Environmental Education Grants Program. We hope you tune in to learn about the water, and the world around you right here in NEPA.
Pike County Conservation District hosts The Conservation Podcast, a science show with 25 episodes published.
We’re back! Season 4 kicks off with a fantastic conversation as our Communications Coordinator, Emily Granville, sits down with two of our Board Members, Chairman Scott Savini and Vice Chair Kelly Stagen. Together, they
In our latest episode of The Conservation Podcast, our Communications Coordinator Emily Granville talks with our own District Engineer Chris Meszler about the critical role of stormwater management in protecting local ge
This is the third of our quarterly episodes of 2025 which will each break down a subtopic of "hydrogeomorphology," or the study of how water and landforms interact. In this episode, our Watershed Specialist Rachael Marqu
This is the second of our quarterly episodes of 2025 which will each break down a subtopic of "hydrogeomorphology," or the study of how water and landforms interact. In this episode, our very own Watershed Specialist Rac
This is the first of our quarterly episodes of 2025 which will each break down a subtopic of "hydrogeomorphology," or the study of how water and landforms interact. Our very own Resource Conservationist Ally McGee and Wa
For the second season of The Conservation Podcast, we've been interviewing some of the folks we work with at other conservation organizations around Pike County and the surrounding area. To wrap up the year, we asked a f
What are microplastics? Where do they come from? Why is their presence in the environment concerning? This month, our vey own Rachael Marques, Watershed Specialist, joins the podcast to put microplastics under the micros
This month George and Amanda from the Pocono Environmental Education Center, or PEEC, join the podcast to chat about the programs they offer for all ages, safe outdoor exploration tips, and why environmental education is
Nick Spinelli from Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District (LWWMD) joined us for the August episode "Diving Deeper into Lake Wallenpaupack" to share some of their current projects & ways we can help keep our lak
What can you do to reduce both your energy costs and fossil fuel footprint? How do Solar Energy and Home Energy Efficiency assessments work? Jack Barnett, Board Member, and Holly Zaluski, Home Assessment and Social Media
When a plant, animal, or any other species becomes so widespread in an area that it harms native species, the economy, or the environment in general, it becomes invasive. Shelby Chorba, Program Manager at Northern Tier H
Peter Wulfhorst, Extension Educator for Penn State Extension Pike County, joins for this episode to talk about what makes a pond different from a lake, how ponds form, and tips for those who manage a pond on their proper
Susan Detrick, Penn State Extension Master Gardener Coordinator for Pike & Monroe Counties, joins us for this episode to share all you need to know about sustainable gardening. Tune in to learn how to keep your soil heal
What’s the difference between dirty dirt and clean fill? Join us with Kristina Heaney, District Manager at the Monroe County Conservation District, to find out! You can find the Form FP-001 Certification of Clean Fill re
There's hidden treasure in Pike County, PA-- and anyone can join the treasure hunt! In this episode, Jess Yoder, Assistant Planning Director and Preservation Planner at the Pike County Planning & Mapping Office, shares t
Forestry-- it's the first frontier of season 2. Join us for an interview with Pike/Monroe County Service Forester Logan Goddard and Fire Forester Garrett Beers from PA DCNR as we discuss their favorite forestry factoids,
Jeremy Oettinger, PCCD Resource Conservationist and resident soil expert sits down with our host to talk soil and the ways that you can conserve soil on your property! A new resource from the District that will help you
Chris Ingulli the head of the Pike County Conservation District’s Dirt, Gravel, and Low Volume Road Program joins host, Devan George to talk about roads! They discuss what road maintenance has to do with conservation, an
Join host Devan George for a special Earth Day Mini Episode! Learn the exciting history of this holiday, how it spread worldwide, and how you can celebrate while maintaining a safe social distance.
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