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Keeping Green: Bug Sex In this episode Cullen talks to the director and a few scientists behind the new CBC documentary: Bug Sex! Firstly, Cullen talks to Andrew Gregg; the films director and producer about how the film came to be and some background information you won't see in the film! He then talks to Dr. Cathrine Scott and Dr. Sean McCann about their research and involvement in the film around the mating practices of black widow spiders on Vancouver Island! Find the film here: https://gem.cbc.ca/the-nature-of-things/s62e09 Read more and connect with Dr.Cathrine Scott on their blog here: https://spiderbytes.org/ Twitter: @Cataranea See more of Dr. Sean McCanns work here: https://ibycter.com/ Twitter: @Ibycter

On this episode of Keeping Green, Cullen discusses everything Greenwashing! He shares some tips, tricks and reasorces to help you better combate the ever growing marketing sheme that is Greenwashing.

On this episode of Keeping Green, Cullen talks about the importantce of old growth forests, the negitive effects of the business as usual strategy in forests, and the uprise in social defiance in order to protect some of Canada's most valuable trees.

Cullen Simcic-Higgins takes over hosting Keeping Green! This episode, Cullen provides some thoughts on the resale of vintage clothing.

Emily chats with her friend Cullen about his experience visiting the Old-Growth Forests in B.C. They discuss the importance of these natural areas and their immediate need for their protection against exploitative companies, as well as their impact on the indigenous communities in the surrounding areas and the injustices they face.

Hosts Ian and Emily share the mic to chat about Ian's current project coming out of his Masters, flowing into a conversation about Alberta's current decision making process concerning the environment.

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On this Episode of Keeping Green, I speak with Ronna Schneberger, a hiking guide from Canmore, about the practise of Shinrin Yoku, otherwise known as forest bathing, and how it can relieve stress and improve your health.

On this month’s episode, I talk to Torrance Coste of the Wilderness Committee about his organization’s fight to preserve British Columbia’s Old Growth.

On this episode of Keeping Green, I talk with Audrey Lane Cockett about her film series Wild Constructs. We discuss the motivation for making this film and how it challenges traditional ideas about conservation.

On this episode of Keeping Green, I talk with Latasha Calfrobe of the Blackfoot Confederacy and the Niitsitapi Water Protectors, Becky Best-Bertwhistle of CPAWS, and Marlin Schmidt, MLA of Edmonton Gold Bar. We discuss the UCP government’s on-going push to bring coal back to the Rockies and Foothills, and how the public is reacting.

On this episode of Keeping Green, I talk with Becky Best-Bertwistle of CPAWS and Neil Warren of conservekananaskis.com about the recent water use license amendment at Galatea Creek.