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This Week: Interview W/Dana Page, Feral Pigs, Prescribed Burns, Climate Change, Plant Cheese, and Much More Science!
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The Interview!
We’re starting the show off with an interview tonight.
Dana Page is a trained Wildlife Biologist working on large-scale regional land management strategies.
USCS – BA Enviro Studies and USF- MS Enviro Management. Dana has over 2 decades of experience working throughout the Bay Area on a variety of projects ranging from Island Restoration off the CA coast and SF Bay, coastal grassland habitat restoration, Prescribed Fire and Rangeland Management, to name a few.
This is a fun and fascinating interview you’ll want to listen to again and again!
Interview Topics
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Blair’s Animal Corner!
Climate change depends on ancestors to carry the weight
Climate changes are so quick that mutation is unlikely to save species; instead, old-school genetic variation is the key
Would you like some plant cheese?
When is dairy not dairy? Would you eat cheese, milk, or ice cream created by a plant? It may be in our future.
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Take a blast into the past…
What were we discussing at this time last year? This time last year We discussed Interview W/Matthew Facciani, Australia, Stonehenge, Blood Pressure, Moth Dreams, Friendly Brains, Replication Win, Undoing Strokes, Meaning & Memory, And Much More Science!
This week 10 years ago TWIS discussed Interview w/ Dr. Enrique Abreu re: ketamine therapy for depression, So Hot!, Brain Mapping Matters, Brilliant Ducks, Turtle Shells, Zero-Knowledge Time, Bonobo Mentors, City Punk Birds, And Much More!
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