In this episode of the Plowline Podcast, we explore the documentary "Cone People," which follows the journey of seed collectors and the vital role they play in reforestation in the western U.S. We'll delve into the challenges of seed scarcity, the impact of climate change and wildfires, and the importance of community-based seed collection programs.
Our guests:
Trever Santora, is a documentary filmmaker and product designer who provides unique insight into the lives of forestry workers. His work has been featured in NPR, CNN, Forbes, and TechCrunch.
Felicia Froton specializes in organizing seed supply solutions. While at Mast Reforestation, she organized the collection of thousands of pounds of seed critical for reforestation across conifer forests in the Western US.
Oak Rankin is the Founder of Glacier Peak Institute, which is creating a resilient future by connecting underserved communities and youth with ecosystems.
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Our guests:
Trever Santora, is a documentary filmmaker and product designer who provides unique insight into the lives of forestry workers. His work has been featured in NPR, CNN, Forbes, and TechCrunch.
Felicia Froton specializes in organizing seed supply solutions. While at Mast Reforestation, she organized the collection of thousands of pounds of seed critical for reforestation across conifer forests in the Western US.
Oak Rankin is the Founder of Glacier Peak Institute, which is creating a resilient future by connecting underserved communities and youth with ecosystems.
Become A Contributor!
https://www.patreon.com/plowlineproductions
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