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 | In All You Can, Where You Can learn how the Monarch Butterfly can serve as an organizing species for natural resource conservation through awareness raising and positive feedback loops and specific ways to engage in the conservation and protection of pollinator habitat. This talk, recorded by TEDxOhioStateUniversitySalon, features Gabe Karns, PhD, visiting assistant professor, School of Environment and Natural Resources, The Ohio State University. Resources and was presented as part of the 2021Take Flight! Signature Earth Day celebration hosted by the Environmental Professionals Network and the School of Environment and Natural Resources. |
 | The climate is changing, and it is impacting forests in many ways. The magnitude of continued accelerated change requires adaptation strategies aimed towards maintaining healthy and productive forests. As forests are placed under additional stress it is also critical that we consider how wildlife may respond to a shifting climate and important forest habitats that they depend on. Join Steve Matthews, wildlife professor and ecologist with OSU's School of Environment and Natural Resources as he guides us through climate change impacts. This program was presented as part of the Ohio Woodland Stewards Program. To learn more about their educational programs, visit their website at https://woodlandstewards.osu.edu/home |
 | It's syrup season! Join OSU Extension's Les Ober and the School of Environment and Natural Resources' Gabe Karns and Kathy Smith to learn how tree sap becomes a tasty breakfast treat in this webinar. The presenters will walk you through how to collect sap from trees in your yard to trees in the woods, and turn it into a versatile sweet treat. This webinar is part of the Ohio Woodland Stewards (OWS) Program series Escape to the Forest and was held on March 12, 2021. |
 | Watch highlights from this special Environmental Professionals Network production with Dr. Michael Charles (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineer, Sustainability Expert, and Advocate for Indigenous Peoples), who sat down with Callia Téllez (Environmental Policy Fellow at the Ohio Environmental Council) in November 2021 to share about his participation and experience at the recently concluded 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties – “COP 26” – in Glasgow, U.K. between October 31, and November 13, 2021. Access the full version of this interview The video was recorded and edited by Brett Baughman, Program Manager for Ohio State’s Environment and Natural Resource Scholars, and earning Bachelor's of Science Degree in Environment, Economy, Development, and Sustainability from Ohio State SENR in 2014.
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 | This video is part of a series of videos by the Ohio Bat Working Group members created to address a variety of topics related to bats in Ohio with the intent to aid educators in preparing and delivering bat programs. Access more videos in the Bat series Visit the Ohio Bat Working Group's website to learn more about their collaboration and educational outreach at https://u.osu.edu/obwg/ |
 | This Environmental Professionals Network (EPN) program (streamed live via YouTube on September 14, 2021) featured Elena Irwin, PhD, Roger A. Williams, PhD, and Jack McGowan-Stinski, MS on how our communities are growing more resilient through the “fire” from the Covid-19 pandemic’s recent health and social to as well as how fire can be used to protect and restore Ohio’s diverse native ecosystems, and how collaboration strategies are expanding the application and adoption of controlled burns across the Great Lakes Region. Ohio is home to thousands of environmental professionals working every day to make the world a better place. EPN is a service of the School of Environment and Natural Resources that connects and grows environmental professionals in-person and online.
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