Podcasts about environmental educator

As urban areas expand and forests shrink, humans and macaques are increasingly crossing paths - but not always peacefully. What can we do to reduce negative interactions, and promote harmony with our wild neighbours? Dr Nadine Ruppert (Vice-President of the Malaysian Primatological Society, and an associate professor at the School of Biological Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia), Dr Sharmini Julita Paramasivam (veterinarian, Associate Professor at the University Of Surrey, and the Founder & Project Lead of The Animal Neighbours Project) and Dr Jo Leen Yap (wildlife researcher and Environmental Educator at Langur Project Penang) are all leading important work on the ground to foster co-existence, shift public perception, and protect both people and primates. They join us to share solutions and how we can co-exist with macaques, and why instead of fearing or fighting them, we must learn to live alongside them peacefully.Image Credit: Langur Project PenangSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Sunday 11 May, Virginia Heywood - Guide, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, was joined by Emmaline Bowman - STEM Landscape Architecture & Design; Ben Brooker - Treasured Perennials nursery; and Clancy Lester - Native Bee Nerd & Environmental Educator.Text your gardening questions to 0488 809 855, or call 9419 0155 while we're on the air.

It's early in the season, but Amy Linhart already has been harvesting from her crop of 13,000 daffodils to supply her main wholesale customer, an upscale regional grocery chain in the Seattle-Tacoma region. I visited Humming Harvest Farm in late March for a tour of the fields and new high tunnel, both of which allowed […] The post Episode 711: Flower farming as a second career with environmental educator Amy Brodbeck Linhart of Humming Harvest Farm appeared first on Slow Flowers Podcast with Debra Prinzing.

Tune-in to hear the recording of our special webinar led by Becca Howe-Parisio, Environmental Educator at Minnewaska State Preserve. Becca provides an in-depth look at the fragile ecosystem of the Gunks, offering valuable insights into the unique natural features of the Shawangunks. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your connection to this beautiful and ecologically important area!

Send us a Text Message.Jim Mcginity has worked for decades to contribute to the science in understanding Florida birds and the issues they face. As an educator at Learning Gate Community School and Florida Young Birders club, Jim is shaping the newest generation of environmental stewards. Jim is the founder of Florida Avian Conservation and their banding programs have helped to gain valuable insight to Florida's famed feathered fauna. Visit the links below for more information:Florida Avian Conservation:https://floridaavianconservation.wordpress.com/Learning Gate Community School:https://learninggate.org/Florida Young Birders Club:https://floridayoungbirders.org/For questions, comments, or content suggestions please contact us at info@floridabirdpod.com-Follow us on instagram @floridabirdpod-Join the Florida Bird Pod Facebook group -Follow Captain Wes on instagram @snook_jam_outdoors-Follow Ted @beast.bird.media

 This Monday on KPFA Radio's Women's Magazine, Kim Anno and Lisa Dettmer talk to queer ecology activists who are courageously  fighting the climate crisis in Florida These inspiring and creative Queer activists  are represented in the new film “Cant Stop Change: Queer Climate Stories from the Florida Frontline”, that is now available to see online at Kinema for the month of July.   “Can't Stop Change” weaves together interviews with fourteen trans, queer, and Two-Spirit collaborators across Florida, bravely fighting for change in one of the most anti Queer states and a state  that has been battered by natural and political storms: climate gentrification and displacement. These activists target the  disproportionate affect natural disasters have  oppressed communities based on race, class, and gender and link the environmental disasters with the  political disasters of  anti-abortion and ani-trans bills,  permitless concealed carry laws; and white patriarchal corporate power that militarizes the police.  Unlike many mainstream environmental groups these Queer ecology activists recognizes that we need deep structural change that challenges Cis Heterosexual white Capitalist patriarchy and doesn't just treat symptoms.  In the face of all of this devastation, these queer and trans ecology activists in Florida are courageously imagining a better future and tackling the issues head-on through mutual aid, building queer communities, and standing up to corporations and bad politics. In this stirring  documentary they  follow  these inspirational activists as they tour the state, meet with mutual aid providers to uncover the challenges of each area, and learn about the passionate work being done to combat them.  We talk to Vanessa Raditz, the Co-Director of Can't Stop Change who is also a queer climate justice/queer ecology  activist in the Southeast and Bay Area  And we talk to Florida Native, Barbara Perez , who is PhD student at Florida Atlantic University where she  is doing her dissertation on climate gentrification    And lastly we talk to Rebecca Wood who is an  Environmental Educator and Miami resident who is currently involved in local climate activism/community disaster preparedness The post Queer Ecology in Florida- “Can't Stop Change” appeared first on KPFA.

Welcome to Beaver Creek Conservation Area.This area, which is about 15 minutes south of Saskatoon, is home to beautiful prairie landscapes, rare and threatened species at risk, and it's where you'll find Saskatoon's Kelton Braun most days.Since 2020, Kelton has been an Environmental Educator for the Meewasin Valley Authority out at Beaver Creek. He does incredible work with Saskatoon students teaching them about this beautiful and fragile ecosystem. Kelton also teaches the general public about the plants, wildlife and especially pollinators that call Beaver Creek home through specially designed hikes called Wildflower Walks. I met Kelton for the first time last summer when I signed up for one of these walks. His passion for nature and ability to connect people to the outside world is worth celebrating, and after spending a few hours with him last year hiking around Beaver Creek, it was clear he needed to be on the podcast. We met a few Fridays ago at Beaver Creek to learn more about the work he does teaching people about conservation and our prairie surroundings. I also wanted to discover where Kelton's passion for nature comes from. We also talk about what those of us living in Saskatoon can do to protect our prairie plants and the pollinators who have called our community homes for many years. It's so much fun hiking with him because he sees things that most of us would never pay attention to and then he's able to tell you all about those things in a way that will stick in your head. Myself, Kelton and photographer Chelsea Klette hit the Red Trail at Beaver Creek shortly after 9am. It was a bit windy and the air was crisp, but the sun was shining and Kelton was eager to hit the trail. Follow and listen to YXE Underground wherever you find your favourite podcasts including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. You can also listen to episodes on the website. Don't forget to leave a 5-star review if you like what you hear. Thank you for listening and continuing to support a local, independent podcast. Cheers...Eric   Host, Producer, Editor: Eric AndersonTheme Music: Andrew DicksonWebsite: https://www.yxeunderground.com

Ed Stewart, co-founder, president and CEO of the Performing Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)—which blazed a trail in animal rescue, welfare, education, and legislation, and this year, marks its 40th anniversary—recalls what she and co-founder Pat Derby were doing in the earliest days of PAWS. Stewart notes that Derby, his longtime partner who died in 2013–and […] The post Ed Stewart, co-founder, president and CEO of the Performing Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) first appeared on Talking Animals.

Conservation veteran, Crockett joins the show to share his experience and expertise in trail and campsite infrastructure, installation, and sustainability at Philmont Scout Ranch.  Philmont Experience:Summer '12 - SustainabilitySummer '13 - Environmental Educator, TCT & ROCS Summer '14 - Conservation Site Foreman - Whiteman VegaSummer '15 - Conservation Field CoordinatorFall '15 - Trail Survey Team w/ Jordan MoedeMay '16 - Nov '17 - Conservation Field Manager Winter '18 - Conservation Hiring Support Staff Summer '18 - Recreation Resource Specialist Sept '18 - Dec '21 - Conservation Field Manager (full-time)Notable Mentions:Max McCaleDavid PedrickCarrie AndersonLogan HardinJohn CelleyKevin DowlingZach SeagerCasey MeyersJeb RedwineBryce StephensonBen HarperConner OxburgerMarty - ForesterMary SteuverNate LayChris SawyerLimmer Boot CompanySupport the show

Kathleen M Vandiver, PhD Dr. Vandiver earned her Ph.D. in 1982 from the Tufts University School of Medicine from the Anatomy & Cellular Biology Department and joined the research team […]

Thrive Outside Guest Shannon Rozea, Founder, Thrive Outside Today's kids are our future, however, denying them access to outdoor experiences deprives them of the learning needed to become better stewards of the planet. And, the fact is, many children are lacking opportunities to thrive outside, because many lack access to safe, beautiful, natural spaces. The Center for American progress recently reported that 70 percent of low-income communities across the country are located in nature-deprived areas. Beyond this, school days are planned to the minute, with little time for spontaneity. Recess periods have been cut short, and time outside for hands-on learning have come to be viewed as a luxury most teachers think they can ill afford. Ironically, research findings are showing that this nature-depravity is proving very costly to a child's natural process of healthy growth and development - physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Guest Shannon Rozea (pronoounced Rosé) is an Environmental Educator and the Founding Director of Thrive Outside. She is also a Landscape Architect and a mother of five, dedicated to passing on a legacy of love and respect for our earth. Her organization helps schools provide their students with greater access to nature through hands-on outdoor learning and nature play. Shannon does this by designing and implementing dynamic "Outdoor Learning Zones" and supporting these zones with teacher professional development in outdoor learning. Getting kids back outside and back into nature requires some extremely creative outside-the-box thinking. Shannon and I share our stories, ideas, guidance and resources to help make this happen. INFORMATION RESOURCES Join the THRIVE OUTSIDE newsletter mailing list. https://www.thriveoutside.info/ Get your students, family, or colleagues engaged in outdoor learning. Search the RIEEA Environmental Education Directory for organizations, programs and resources. https://www.rieea.org/resources/environmental-education-directory/ Register for a KIDS GARDENING c-Course: Landscape Design for Youth Gardens. https://kidsgardening.org/the-latest-landscape-design-course/ Read the Walking Journal photoblogs Origin Story https://netwalkri.com/walking-journal/f/discovering-my-origin-story-out-of-the-water-and-onto-dry-land The Pine Cone https://netwalkri.com/walking-journal/f/the-pine-cone-and-the-pineal-gland Learn more at www.storywalking.com ,  https://netwalkri.com email wendy@netwalkri.com or call 401 529-6830. Connect with Wendy to order copies of Fiddlesticks, The Angel Heart or Storywalker Wild Plant Magic Cards. Subscribe to Wendy's blog Writing with Wendy at www.wendyfachon.blog. Join Wendy on facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/StoryWalkingRadio

On EcoRadio KC, Marty Kraft joins host Terri Wilke.  Marty Kraft is a local man who has worked as a Gardener, Environmental Educator, and Helper at Self for many years. […] The post OPEN A TRENCH IN THE GROUND appeared first on KKFI.

Part 2 - Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority's Environmental Educator, Na'Zirah Armstrong; Chief Engineer, Alex Bruney; Executive Director Roger E. Merritt, Jr.; and Assistant to the Director, Alice Krall join Neville James to provide an update to the public on a variety of initiatives. 

Local power couple, Anna and Ian McGrew.  Anna is  a Environmental Educator & NCLI Coordinator, Ian is the owner of Magoo Productions.  Together you will find them tearing up triathlons.   

Tucked away in the suburbs of Depew, NY is the 292-acre ecological gem that is the Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve. On this episode of What's Next?, Lorenzo Rodriguez takes a tour of the preserve with Marcus Rosten - an Environmental Educator with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Marcus describes the many sights there are to see at Reinstein Woods as well as throughout the Western New York area. They also discuss the Black Birders movement that has helped to highlight and inspire a whole new group of avid avian admirers.

Sandy has created K-12 science curricula and international programs for schools including STEM Expeditions, credit-bearing field study courses that included taking students on trips throughout the US and internationally to South Africa, Iceland, and Belize. She is a Level 3 International Wildlife Tracker, in both the US and South Africa, certified through Cybertracker in track ID and Trailing. Sandy loves to organize adult and student trips to South Africa and travels there yearly to take people into the bush and work on her tracking skills. In today's episode, we discuss: The freedom of not having a standard curriculum The advantage of having a team How to get kids involved in tracking Sandy's love for South Africa Bringing nature experiences into classrooms and so much more! Connect with Sandy: https://www.originalwisdom.com/ Connect with Ricardo: https://www.foresteducator.com/ https://www.theforestboxforkids.com/ https://www.hawkcircle.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricardo-sierra-5980931/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wolverineway/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RicardohawkSierra

Today Jack is joined by Tobby Odhacha, an environmental educator whose work in Kenya earned him a spot on the NAAEE 30 Under 30 Environmental Education List! He is here to share how he fell in love with nature and how watching his mother cultivate her own green space inspied him. As well as that, Tobby gives a step-by-step guide on successful environmental education. He teaches us... How to educate, What you need, Where you should go, And everything else you need to know! Jack and Tobby also chat about citizen science, botanic gardens, and the incredible world of Hyenas! Useful Links Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! We are @PangolinPodcast

In this new episode, I'm talking with Sopia Luka, who is working with Connected Planet Foundation and Semadep Foundation, running wildlife clubs in schools, doing migration trips, and the Women in the Wild Programme. We also dive into his passion for conservation, threats facing the Greater Mara Ecosystem and why it is very key to include young people in the conservation conversation. Enjoy

In today's episode I'm chatting with Isaias Hernandez, an environmental educator aka Queer Brown Vegan - the social media platform where he helps people understand the climate crisis. Isaias is so good at explaining some of the worlds most pressing issues in a super simple and engaging way - highly recommend following him on Instagram to learn more about sustainability, research, and what he calls ‘evidence-based hope'.We spoke about the link between the environmental crisis and social inequalities, how he believes the climate crisis is an educational crisis and how he perceives the tension between the need for systemic change and individual action. He told me the story of how and why he went vegan, and shared his perspective on ocean wildlife. We also discussed how to avoid climate doomism, and where to find hope - with the amazing example of the recovery of Monterey Bay, where ocean biodiversity is now thriving.Isaias is such a joy to speak with and I had a great time recording this conversation - hope you'll enjoy it as well!Want to dive deeper?Watch the episode about Monterey Bay on Isaias' YouTube channel – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13XomK_ASXs&t=650s&ab_channel=QueerBrownVeganCome say hi!Isaias on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/queerbrownvegan/Why We Care on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/whywecarepodcast/Tiphaine on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tiphainemarie_/Discover Earth on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/discoverearth/If you enjoyed the episode and want to help the podcast, I would be super grateful if you could leave a little review or share it with a friend who might like it. A big thank you as well to Discover Earth for partnering with Why We Care and helping raise awareness of the importance of ocean conservation.Thank you for caring and sending you lots of love! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Milan Bush is an environmental educator with 10 years of experience in childhood development and elementary education. From climbing trees to riding bikes to dancing, Milan has found ways to stay active all her life. She has been a physical education coach and Kidstrong Instructor. She has been a fitness instructor for over a decade now and is currently pursuing her 200 hour yoga teacher training certification. When she is not moving her body, she is teaching people many things from all aspects of life.  If you enjoy this podcast, please click "subscribe" wherever you listen to episodes and we hope you'll consider leaving us a review. Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/UKAWHI, Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ukawhi, or Twitter https://twitter.com/ukawhi If you want to help us sustain the Champions of Active Women podcast, please consider making a donation to the University of Kentucky Active Women's Health Initiative at https://uky.networkforgood.com/causes/13092-active-women-s-health-initiative-fund. 

We're so lucky to have some great guests with us today to discuss climate change, conservation & sustainability and so much more.  The panelists are also content partners.  Content partners help Voyage in so many ways from sponsoring our mission, spreading the word about the work we do and collaborating with us on content like this.Michael Bear | Community Science Director at Ocean SanctuariesIntro: Marine Citizen ScienceVoyage Story: http://sdvoyager.com/interview/meet-michael-bear-ocean-sanctuaries-mira-mesa/Website: https://oceansanctuaries.org/Deb Matlock | Nature Connection Guide, Environmental Educator & Spiritual EcologistIntro: I am a Nature-based Spiritual Arts Guide and mentor and offering professional nature connection training for other practitioners and professionals.Voyage Story: http://voyagedenver.com/interview/meet-deb-matlock-nature-based-spiritual-arts-mentor-guide/Website: https://wild-rhythms.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6DZ23rkSJXDaP7TR791YQInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildrhythms/Samantha Joule Fow | Author, Advocate, & EntrepreneurIntro: I use my skills as a professional marketer to help make the world a better place by advocating for green technology.Voyage Story: http://voyagedenver.com/interview/meet-samantha-joule-fow-author-advocate-entrepreneur/Website: http://bedecentbook.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuX1w0nj84LAUGc4LshK34gInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bedecentbookOther: http://axiom-communications.com/Lisa Stokes Nicholas | PresidentIntro: 1) Becoming a more sustainable business can benefit your bottom line while also doing good for your employees and the planet: outline how businesses can increase their bottom line and bolster employee resilience and retention by moving towards net zero 2) Are you passionate about environmental justice but not sure how you can make a contribution?: Simple strategies nonprofits can use to integrate environmental justice into their already existing work. 3) What climate change means for your nonprofit: nonprofits will serve a critical role in ensuring everyone, not just those with resources, have the means to protect themselves from the impact of climate change. This segment would help nonprofits identify their role, regardless of what their mission focus is. 4) Beyond tired: strategies for building employee resilience in the new "post COVID" work environment: simple, easy strategies that can be added to peoples' everyday work to build resilience.Voyage Story: http://voyagedenver.com/interview/life-work-lisa-stokes-nicholas/Website: https://www.kaviconsultingservices.com/Instagram: www.instagram.com/kaviconsulting/?hl=en

This episode is different from the rest. It is a short respite for you. During the full moon is a time to bring all the pieces of yourself back together for restoration. This is a passage for your contemplation. Book Mentioned: Women Who Run With Wolves by Clarissa Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Ph.D. Bio of Host Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women through their spiritual awakening with sacred, sensual, body-centric, earth-touched practices.  In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in For Earth and Soul Priestess Course.   She is a Lemurian Earth Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master,  Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist . Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more.  Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: centerherpower Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sanaa-green0/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sanaa-green0/support

It feels to me like the Belly Dance is a dance done by Priestess from times past. On this episode, I (Sanaa Green) list 5 Ways Belly Dance can be sacred. The book I mentioned in this episode is " Belly Dance: The Dance of Mother Earth" by Tina Hobin. Bio of the Host: Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women through their spiritual awakening with sacred, sensual, body-centric, earth-touched practices.  In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in For Earth and Soul Priestess Course.   She is a Lemurian Earth Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master,  Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist . Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more.  Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. To connect with Sanaa: Website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: centerherpower Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power treatments This is a Activator service for Spiritual Entrepreneurship Use of mystical practices --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sanaa-green0/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sanaa-green0/support

In this episode of The Grind Culture Detox podcast, Heather Archer speaks with Sanaa Green and they discuss their journey of healing from toxic relationships Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women through their spiritual awakening with sacred sensual, body-centric, earth-touched practices. These practices help women integrated shadow beliefs with a consistent, nurturing practice that shows them how to stand In The Center of their Divine Feminine power. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess course. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine principal. ​ She is a Lemurian Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. ​ Learn more about Sanaa's services here: https://www.centerherpower.com/about-5 Learn more about The Grind Culture Detox here: https://www.hierophantpublishing.com/the-grind-culture-detox/ Song Name: Pixels Musician: Jeff Kaale

Listen in this week as guest Isaias Hernandez discusses our climate crisis and things we can do to educate others.  Isaias is a passionate Environmental Educator and Gen Z Climate Activist, who goes by the moniker QueerBrownVegan.

Matt Matern speaks with Isaias Hernandez, an environmental educator and activist, discusses his journey from growing up in poverty in Los Angeles to becoming a voice in the climate movement.  He critiques the educational and social systems for failing to adequately address and communicate the interconnections of race, class, gender, and environmental health. Hernandez advocates for greener jobs, systemic changes, and more sustainable practices, emphasizing the need for a broader understanding and action towards a more equitable future.

Thérèse Cator is a trauma-informed embodiment practitioner who specializes in helping people develop a connection to their bodies that promotes wellness and healing. Cator's work provides an intersectional and decolonial lens that is rare in an “overwhelming white, ableist and self-centered” somatics field. Her work lies at the intersection of leadership, spirituality, healing, somatics, mindfulness, decolonization and social change. I'm devoted to guiding visionary people of all backgrounds to remember their wholeness, reclaim their radiance and untether from white supremacist colonial patriachial conditioning in life and leadership in the name of healing and liberation for us all. She has been a coach for 13 years, have been practicing energy work since my teens and performing and writing since childhood. Some of the additional training and mentorship include somatic attunement, attachment dynamics, trauma sensitivity and Vipassana meditation. Thérèse has also been featured in publications like Washington Post, Jezebel, Forbes, and Motherly, where she spoke about her experience with breastfeeding and motherhood. Excitingly, Thèrèse is also planning for her third annual free healing event this August, which has evolved into a multi-day event called Global Healing Festival. Her Website: https://theresecator.com/ https://www.instagram.com/theresecator/ Host and Producer, Sanaa Green Bio Sanaa Green is a Priestess of the Divine Feminine here to help re-establish the Divine Feminine energy as a principal to live by. To that end, she is a Healer, Belly Dance Teacher, Environmental Educator, Entrepreneur and Community Activist. As a human design Manifestor and a fire sign, she uses her intuitive and energetic nature to elevate others. She offers energetic support to amplify and elevate women to live In The Center of Their Power. This Goddess Elevation service could include marketing, event production and the services that will propel female spiritual entrepreneurs forward. This service is offer to a select few. www.centerherpower.com @centerherpower FB: Sanaa Niajoy #divinefeminine #goddess #priestess #blackgirl #sacredsexuality --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Divine Feminine Soulfood! Julie Parker (she/her) is the Founder of The Beautiful You Coaching Academy, Co-Founder of Priestess Temple School and a mentor, counsellor, coach, supervisor and guide for sacred leaders and space holders. She has trained thousands of life coaches from around the world to birth their soul businesses and has had a thriving counselling and coaching practice for nearly two decades. Julie has inspired thousands of people as an in-demand speaker for clients including Apple, Telstra and Soulpreneurs, is the recipient of numerous leadership and women's awards, is an international award winning published author and host of the top ranking Priestess Podcast where she has interviewed some of the world's great spiritual thought leaders. As a devoted and practising priestess, Julie is committed to contributing to a world where presence, healing and social justice are honoured. Julie lives in Melbourne, Australia. https://juliesuzanneparker.com https://juliesuzanneparker.com/priestessbook/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julesyparker/ Bio Sanaa Green is a Priestess of the Divine Feminine here to help re-establish the Divine Feminine energy as a principal to live by. To that end, she is a Healer, Belly Dance Teacher, Environmental Educator, Entrepreneur and Community Activist. As a human design Manifestor and a fire sign, she uses her intuitive and energetic nature to elevate others. She offers energetic support to amplify and elevate women to live In The Center of Their Power. This Goddess Elevation service could include marketing, event production and the services that will propel female spiritual entrepreneurs forward. This service is offered to a select few who spiritually resonate. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: @centerherpower Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power and Sanaa Niajoy #divinefeminine #goddess #priestess #blackgirl #sacredsexuality --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Thanks for listening to The Backyard Naturalists, the podcast about anything and everything connected with nature. We love to engage with our listeners and have a few fabulous prizes we'd love to share with you. As a part of helping us grow our social media and online presence, we're giving you an opportunity to score a few of them we talk about in several previous episodes.     This week, Alden Picard joins us to talk about opossums or possums as some folks say. Alden has an MS Degree, is a Certified Interpretive Guide, serves as an Environmental Educator with Mecklenburg County's Park and Rec/Nature Preserves and Natural Resources and love talking about animals, especially opossums.     Connect with the Backyard Naturalists on the Web, Facebook and Instagram.     Please visit and support our presenting sponsor, Backyard Birds at http://www.thebirdfoodstore.com/. A mecca for bird lovers and bird watchers, Backyard Birds is an independent family-owned business located in Matthews, NC (next to Dairy Queen), just southeast of Charlotte.     Thanks for listening to The Backyard Naturalists.  We hope you have a day filled with the wonders of nature. Get outside and take a walk on the wild side! Please don't forget to leave a 5-star review for The Backyard Naturalists podcast.     Production services for The Backyard Naturalists podcast are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.

On this episode: Women's ways - Using Art & Ritual to Organize for Social Justice Issues How Mothers Impact Who We BE Wisdom Institute, Detroit Activists Passing the Torch To Those In The Next Generation Who Will Lead the Cause On this episode, I speak to women who are artists, activist, ritualistic, healers and more about the Transforming Power Fund Grant on which we are working together. We share the fabric of our personalities as we talk about what is in our mother's gardens and how we have been shaped by who our mothers are. Wisdom Institute is a grass root, African American womanhood/girlhood-focused 501c3 in Detroit. We promote gender equity, inclusivity, healing justice revolutionary love, and accountability in life and leadership so that all girls and women know power. African American womanist-led advocates who care about Healing Justice, We would like to connect with you -- if you are interested in gracious space, revolutionary love of Self, Sisterhood and the Power of Collective Voices. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/10pjiW6njT38DW6hP8fCrPVx1He4NsblEcDXI6xxBqXw/viewform?edit_requested=true#start=invite Bio Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence through Nature, Sound (Center Her Power Podcast) and Belly Dance. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess course. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine principal in Black Women. She is a Lemurian Earth Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. Sanaa combines knowledge of energy and nature offers these learnshops plus others upon request: Belly Dance for Earth And Soul: Spiritual Embodiment Course Awakening the Goddess: Spiritual Awakening Basics Spiritual Mysteries of the Earth Elements When God Was A Woman - The journey of the Divine Feminine from power to desecration and back. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: centerherpowerpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Today I connected with Robby Astrove, an environmental educator and arborist. Robby was raised in Florida and his love of nature began as a child on his field trip to the Everglades. Through passion and curiosity about nature and wildlife in general, Robby continued his education and went to grad school to learn more about environmental education and has worked many jobs doing so. Trees Atlanta really set the trajectory for Robby planting trees and his love of Serviceberries. Currently, the park manager of Arabia Mountain, his side hustles include foraging and working with schools and personal home gardens. He loves hiking not just at work but also in his spare time. Robby is gearing up for 2 upcoming fruit-related events. May 28th is the fruit ramble with Concrete Jungle and June 2 is the Serviceberry Festival with me! (Real Connections) Ig @serviceberryfestatl

Spirituality, and religion are two ways colonialism still lives in the US. In this entertaining, informative conversation with Thea Monyee, we discuss decolonizing psychotherapy, the role of African spirituality in grounding a spiritual awakening and more. Bio - Thea Monyee Monyeé's unapologetic work stems from her unwavering commitment to healing and her belief that true healing can only occur in a liberated and non-oppressive society. Monyeé is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has contributed to online publications such as For Harriet, UpSpoken, and Black Girl in Om online publications; co-host of Dem Black Mamas podcast- Kinship Partner of Black Mamas Matter Alliance and art contributor to Project Row Houses 50th Round on Race, Health, & Motherhood; solo host of Shaping The Shift Podcast; and Director of Decolonization for the multimedia platform Black Girl Mixtape and co-creator of The Free Joy Experience; co-creator of EverWell, and intervention and education program to promote wellness for artists and their teams; as well as curator of The Blacker The Brain Decolonizing Mental Health Cohort, Campaign, and Conversation. Monyeé has partnered with corporations such as SnapChat, Spectrum, presented at the first annual CantuXCurlboxMasterclass, and is currently featured as a GoDaddy Maker to discuss mental health in marginalized communities and accessing joy & pleasure. She is the founder of MarleyAyo, a creative wellness consultation company focused on creating and nurturing a multi-dimensional eco-system that prioritizes the reintegration of spirit and liberation through education, media, consulting, and land stewardship. Monyeé enjoys creating work that dives into the intersections of healing through decolonization of joy, pleasure, and mental health. She serves as a contributor to SayWordLA and a board member of Manhood Camp for At-Risk males. Her most recent work Blood & Bajareque is available now through theamonyee.com/shop. Monyeé's Murmurs of a MadWoman: An Unconventional Memoir is available through Amazon. She is a signed fiction writer with Dystel, Goderich & Bourret with upcoming projects as well. She is currently studying to add certified sex therapist to her list of credits. About the Host Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence through Nature, Sound (Center Her Power Podcast) and Belly Dance. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess course. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine principal in Black Women. She is a Lemurian Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. Subscribe to the website for regular Divine Feminine connection! www.centerherpower.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Birds are crucial to the environment in many ways. Find out why and learn about the process of birding with our friend and Environmental Educator, Ranger Keith. Get 15% OFF Seabar & Remove Ocean Trash! (Code 'STEAM')

Today I am talking with Andrew Brinker, a high school Environmental Science teacher in Fort Worth, TX. I met Andrew in 2019 when I was recruiting teachers for a National Science Foundation research project, and we have been working together ever since. Andrew's work on the Trinity River Turtle Survey has been featured in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and KERA, to name a few, as well as in science conferences in Texas and around the country. He is the sponsor of the recycling club at Paschal High School, as well as the science club and his students compete in science competitions all over the state. Andrew was named the 2020 Environmental Educator of the Year by the Texas Environmental Excellence Awards, and in this episode you will see why. He is an ambassador for science, the environment, and experiential learning, and I hope you learn as much as I did from talking with him.

On This Episode: Singing to Whales Black woman as the Divine Feminine Candomble spiritual practice of Brazil Spontaneous channel of an ancestor As a whale whisper-er, Michaela heard this message: We are one. That is the central message pulsing through this web that's spinning forth from her and that is being woven into, this confluence of sound and image through and across waves of various types (marine, sound, brain…) that, for now, is called Whale Whispering. She says; I'm singing to and with humpback whales in Bahia, Brazil, birthing songs to contribute to the mending of the shattered collective spirit of cultural perspective, simultaneously uplifting and educating audiences. Michaela A. Harrison is a recently-returned Washington, D.C. native whose career is rooted in relaying the healing, transformational power of music through song. She has performed nationally and internationally as a soloist and with various bands and musical collectives. As a resident of New Orleans for over 17 years, Michaela established an enthusiastic following at local venues such as Café Istanbul, Second Vine Wine, Ashé Cultural Arts Center and Three Keys at the Ace Hotel. Michaela began singing in the Baptist church at age five. She Holds a Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Service and a Master's in Africana Studies. Michaela has also studied and lived in East Africa and Brazil. Fluent in French and Portuguese, and familiar with Spanish and Swahili, Michaela has an expanded repertoire of world music and renders songs in their original languages. She infuses her performances with insightful commentary based on her multi-cultural experiences. Michaela Harrison's website where you can purchase a special whale song and hear her incredible voice: https://www.michaelaharrison.org ABOUT THE HOST Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence through Nature, Sound (Center Her Power Podcast) and Belly Dance. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine principal in Black Women. She is a Lemurian Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Tantra To Transmute Trauma, A Personal Story On the first episode of season 2 of Center Her Power Podcast features an experience I (Sanaa Green) had over the last 2 months. I remembered a Tantric practice and it has changed my life! You will hear: First Chakra Issues Kundalini, What Is It Transmutation of Trauma How can you tell if your root chakra is flowing? This is the book I referred to in this section of the episode: Anatomy Of The Spirit: The Seven Stages of Power And Healing by Caroline Myss, PH.D. Host, Sanaa Green Bio Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence through her podcast, Center Her Power and through Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess. She reflects and nurtures the divine potential of others. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine into our collective consciousness to help balance the legacy of hyper masculinity. She is a Tantrika, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. Sanaa combines knowledge of energy and nature offers these learnshops plus others upon request: Belly Dance for Earth And Soul - The dance of the priestess combining, knowledge of the chakras Spiritual Mysteries of the Earth Elements When God Was A Woman - The journey of the Divine Feminine from power to desecration and back. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: centerherpowerpodcast Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power Please share, like, subscribe to the podcast! #tantra #tantrika #lemuria #divinefeminine #trauma #blackgirls #blackwoman #goddess #blacktrauma --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

How to meditate - The basics using a Black Hat Sect Buddhist method. There are many ways to meditate, I mention a few on this episode. This is the first of a series of basic spiritual talks. Many of the episodes have entertained uncommon spiritual conversations with women who have been on a spiritual path for a while. This show is for the beginner or for the sage who doesn't mind refreshers! Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence through Nature, Sound (Center Her Power Podcast) and Belly Dance. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine principal in Black Women. She is a Lemurian Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shnui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. Sanaa combines knowledge of energy and nature offers these learnshops plus others upon request: Belly Dance for Earth And Soul - The dance of the priestess combining, knowledge of the chakras Spiritual Mysteries of the Earth Elements When God Was A Woman - The journey of the Divine Feminine from power to desecration and back. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: centerherpowerpodcast Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Episode 164: Are you a fan of Raptors or birds of prey? Members of this large group of magnificent birds include hawks, eagles, falcons, and owls. For many of us, seeing raptors in cities and in the wilderness is awe-inspiring.  To learn more about these amazing birds, I am joined by Lisa Owens Viani and Allen Fish, co-founders of the nonprofit Raptors Are the Solution (RATS).  We begin by chatting about the wonders of raptors and why Lisa and Allen have devoted so much of their lives to helping these birds. We then discuss the impact that anticoagulant rodenticides is having on raptors and wildlife. Used worldwide, rodenticides (or rat poisons) affect not only rats, but also large numbers of non-target animals including raptors, bobcats, mountain lions, coyotes, bears, and fish. Rodenticides enter the food chain when animals eat poisoned rodents and receive secondary exposure. Anticoagulant rodenticide ingestion can lead to immune suppression, rodenticide-induced mange, internal hemorrhaging, and death. The overgrowth of rats is caused partly by a lack of predators. We talk about how the poisons we use to control rats end up harming or killing the very predators that are efficient at keeping rodent populations in check.  This interview contains vital information about how we can be better caretakers of our shared environment. All of us can take action to protect raptors and wildlife from anticoagulant rodenticides. What can we do? Start with avoiding the use of toxic rat poisons. Don't make your yard a rat haven. Exclusion, sanitation, and trapping are effective nontoxic methods of rodent control. Visit the Raptors are the Solution website for tips on how to make your yard less attractive to rats, educational resources, an activist toolkit, and more at raptorsarethesolution.org  Guests: Lisa Owens Viani is a long time environmental writer and wildlife advocate. Lisa co-founded and directs Raptors Are The Solution- or RATS, a project of Earth Island Institute.  RATS educates about the ecological role of raptors and the enormous danger that they and all wildlife, as well as pets and children, face from the wide use and availability of anticoagulant rat poisons. RATS partners with other agencies, scientists, municipalities, and NGO's to work toward eliminating toxic rodenticides from the food web. RATS' multi-pronged approach includes public education as well as legislative and legal work to achieve better regulation of these products.  Lisa was honored as the Fund for Wild Nature's Grassroots Activist of 2021 and received a Special Achievement Award on behalf of raptors from the International Owl Center in 2018. Allen Fish is the Associate Director for Conservation and Community Science at the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.  Allen is also the director of the Golden Gate Raptor Observatory since its founding in the mid 1980s. The Golden Gate Raptor Observatory is a four-decades-old community-science program of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy in cooperation with the National Park Service. It's set up to monitor the largest migration site for birds of prey in the Pacific Flyway.   Allen was a Lecturer at UC Davis from 2003 to 2011 where he taught Raptor Biology. Allen has a long history of writing and public speaking on raptor biology and conservation, urban wildlife ecology, climate change impacts, and the power of community science. Allen was awarded Bay Nature's Environmental Educator of the Year Award in 2016 and Golden Gate Audubon honored Allen with the Elsie Roemer Award for Conservation in 2020.   In 2011, Allen assisted Lisa in founding Raptors are the Solution. Allen lives with his family in Berkeley, and has recently become obsessed by the lives and ecology of dragonflies. Note: I was inspired to pursue this topic when I noticed that I wasn't hearing as many owls at night in my neighborhood. When disoriented rats began stumbling around our yard during the day and several were found dead in our yard, I did some research and discovered that rat poisons or anticoagulant rodenticides were the likely culprit-not only responsible for the dying and dead rats, but also for the decreased owl numbers. I decided to write an article Silent Night- The Unintended  Consequences of Rodenticides and in doing my research, I discovered Raptors Are the Solution (RATS). Links: Raptors Are the Solution or RATS Link to RATS Pilot Project in Seattle Article: Silent Night- The Unintended Consequences of Rodenticides

On This Episode: Why priestesses now? False Matrix Collapsing Women and BAT( Burned At The Stake Syndrome) What is the new earth Ascension - How it is happening now? Dawn DelVecchio Bio For more than 37 years Dawn DelVecchio has studied Goddess lore, facilitated ceremonies, offered intuitive guidance, spiritual counsel, tarot & astrology readings. She is the founder of the Return of the Priestess speaker series, now in its 3rd year, and the lineage bearer of the MotherSpirit priestess line. In addition to Return of the Priestess and MotherSpirit mentorship, Dawn hosts retreats and online courses for women called to the path of Sacred Feminine Leadership. To register for Return of the Priestess: A New Earth Rising, which I will be a part of, use this link: https://returnofthepriestess.com/sanaa -- Best Selling Author of Spirit, Mind & Money: A New Conversation about Service and Success for Holistic Business Owners website: www.DawnDelVecchio.com Sponsor: Womanifesting.com - Abiola Abrams' Womanifesting Your Power: Mindset, Success, Spirit About the Host Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence through Nature, Sound (Center Her Power Podcast) and Belly Dance. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine principal in Black Women. She is a Lemurian Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shnui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: centerherpowerpodcast Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Lottie is the herbal oracle for the Octavia E. Butler Tarot Deck that will be released later in 2022. She shares 3 of the cards and the corresponding herbs from the not yet released deck. She talks about how herbs can help you manifest and much more. Lottie Spady will be offering some courses later this year follow her to stay informed. Lottie V. Spady , Community Educator, Wellness Media Maker, and Practicing Herbalist is the founder of Earthseed Detroit, an educational community health program that is focused on imagining and co-creating the afro-future of our health through love, wellness, respect, and deep joy. Earthseed Detroit centers social justice, community empowerment, health, local access and affordability through healthy media making, herbalism for healing, medicinal plant identification, foraging, gardening and the creation of wellness supports such as tea blends, tinctures, elixirs and salves. Founded in 2014, Earthseed Detroit evolved from fifteen years in Detroit activism, non-profit management, and program direction with workshop facilitation working specifically with children, teens and adults to promote, educate, and empower communities at the intersections of media justice, food justice, environmental justice, community health, and civic engagement. Lottie currently teaches “Do It Yourself Community Health” classes in seasonal plant identification, herbal formulations and medicine making, and wild edible cooking. Other courses include herbs and tarot, plants as spiritual allies, and self-development through vision collage. She also holds sacred space for nature based healing retreat work, camping/glamping, outdoor education and botanical studies in rural Michigan. IG - @Earthseed Detroit www.earthseeddetroit.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e_WyUHIa0Q&t=18s Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women ascend through Divine Feminine connection. As a Priestess of Lemuria, she helps people connect through Nature, Sound and Belly Dance. The Center Her Power podcast demonstrates various paths to enlightenment. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess. She reflects and nurtures the divine potential of others. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine into our collective consciousness, particularly among women in the Black community. She is a Tantrika, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. Sanaa combines knowledge of energy and nature offers these learnshops plus others upon request: Belly Dance for Earth And Soul - The dance of the priestess combining, knowledge of the chakras Spiritual Mysteries of the Earth Elements When God Was A Woman - The journey of the Divine Feminine from power to desecration and back. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: @centerherpowerpodcast Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power #divinefeminine #blackhealer #blackgirls #blackwomen #herbalism #blackherbalist #blackLemurian #wishcraft #healing #goddess #detroit #activist --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

On This Episode: Creating Spaces for people of color to heal Ayahuasca plant medicine Womb Healing Amazon Jungle Plant medicine in Africa What is Ayahuasca? Ayahuasca is a South American psychoactive brew used both socially and as ceremonial spiritual medicine among the indigenous peoples of the Amazon basin. It is a psychedelic and entheogenic mixed drink brew commonly made out of the Banisteriopsis caapi vine, the Psychotria viridis shrub or a substitute, and possibly other ingredients. About Our Guest Shannon Amos is a Medicine Woman, Mindfulness Educator, Spiritual Coach, and Digital Nomad. After a successful career as a TV Producer for major Hollywood studios such as Warner Bros., ABC, MTV, and VH1, Shannon felt called inward. She took a sabbatical and set off to travel the globe solo. Shannon studied Yoga in India, meditation in Thailand, and Reiki in Indonesia and worked with indigenous communities in Haiti and Africa. After discovering the healing benefits of plant medicine, she began working closely with Shamans in Mexico and Peru. Today, as a wellness practitioner, Shannon shares the wisdom and teachings that have transformed her life. Shannon is the Founder of Sumanah™, a luxury wellness travel company, Sumanah Soul Sanctuary™ plant medicine retreats, and Sumanah Heal at Home™, a wellness education portal. She is also the creator of Black Well + Good™, a community that supports the well-being of LGBTQI+ and Black, Indigenous People of Color. The Retreat: https://sumanah.mykajabi.com/sumanah-soul-sanctuary-retreat-tulum Instagram: @officialshannonamos About the Host: Sanaa Green is a Divine Feminine spiritual teacher who helps women see their sacred essence through Nature, Sound (Center Her Power Podcast) and Belly Dance. In 2007, Sanaa began teaching Healing Belly Dance that has evolved in Belly Dance for Earth and Soul, Dance of the Priestess. Her purpose is to support the reestablishment of the Divine Feminine principal in Black Women. She is a Lemurian Priestess with Tantric orientation, Belly Dance Teacher, Urban Nature Lover, Reiki Master, Feng Shui Consultant, Environmental Educator, Community Activist and a contributing Creative in the Wisdom Institutes' Passing The Torch Preserving the The Flame non-profit, transformational Womynst program. Sanaa has been spiritually trained in Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist Feng Shnui, Reiki, Belly Dance, Dagara Elemental Rituals and more. Her academic training includes; Masters work in Ecopsychology at Naropa University and a BA in Communications from Howard University. Sanaa combines knowledge of energy and nature offers these learnshops plus others upon request: Belly Dance for Earth And Soul - The dance of the priestess combining, knowledge of the chakras Spiritual Mysteries of the Earth Elements When God Was A Woman - The journey of the Divine Feminine from power to desecration and back. To connect with Sanaa: website: www.centerherpower.com Instagram: centerherpowerpodcast Twitter: centerherpower1 Facebook: In The Center of Her Power --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanaa-green0/message

Environmental conservation is critical to save our planet and preserve its natural resources for future generations, and it starts with us! Sara Jose, an Environmental Educator, gives us a glimpse into her day helping the public learn about environmental issues and the need to preserve the natural resources of ecosystems for future generations through access and education.

This week during "Recess Duty" we talk with Environmental Educator, the bug man himself, Kevin O'shea! We discuss his passion for outdoor education and insect exploration and bringing that wonder and excitement to his classroom. We also talk about how we all might start to utilize outdoor learning spaces a little bit more in our own lives. Please connect with Kevin with the following links below! Twitter: https://twitter.com/MadForMaple Website: https://makingbetterteachers.wordpress.com/ Don't forget to subscribe and review so you don't miss any future episodes of Recess Duty. Continue learning everyone! Levi Allison - https://linktr.ee/levi_allison --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recessduty/message

On today's episode, hosts Chloe Young and Georgia Scarr interviewed Isaias Hernandez, Environmental Educator and Creator of Queer Brown Vegan. We spoke about utilizing social media in social justice movements, taking accountability, and the importance of amplifying the voices of marginalized communities. The climate crisis is inherently intersectional, and Queer Brown Vegan truly embodies this. Be sure to visit https://queerbrownvegan.com to learn more.

For this episode and the next, the podcast makes a brief stop in Texas. My guest is Rita Lokie, a Texas Master Naturalist who, in her role as an Environmental Educator at the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA), teaches children about birds, invertebrates and plant life. She'll also tell us about the wonderful Scissor-tailed Flycatcher!

In this episode, you're going to meet Isaias Hernandez - an Environmental Educator and creator of Queer Brown Vegan where he creates introductory forms of environmentalism through colorful graphics, illustrations, and videos. He seeks to provide a safe space for like-minded environmentalists to advance the discourse around the climate crisis.Hit play and listen along as we chat about Isaias's journey to the empowerment education space, how we can all un-learn together, and advice on how we can step off of social media and start to take action!Queer Brown Vegan website: https://queerbrownvegan.comQueer Brown Vegan Instagram: https://instagram.com/queerbrownvegan?igshid=ckcik3evtfsu (All other platforms linked in show notes)Subscribe to our newsletter for new updates and exclusive content every week! https://lenasamford.com/hometown-earth/Hometown: Earth Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hometownearth/Episode Show Notes - https://lenasamford.com/hometown-earth/isaias-hernandez-queer-brown-vegan/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, we're talking to Ariel Aurora, the human behind the Instagram account @gogreensavegreen. Ariel's an environmental educator who uses a combination of memes, educational graphics, and news articles that relate to the climate crisis to educate and inspire people online — even if they do not have a background in environmentalism.To connect with Ariel online, hit that follow over on her Instagram!---This week's episode of The Social Shift Podcast is a production of Third Shift Creative. It's hosted by Andrew Rurik,  edited by Kate Eckberg.Say hello and connect with us on Instagram and Twitter

Do trees get sad? Why can fruit stay on a tree for a long time but rots as soon as it falls off? Do trees have intergenerational trauma? I ask arborist Ashleigh Cibelli-Pettus these questions and more on in this bonus episode! Ashleigh Cibelli-Pettus is Trees New York's Operations Manager and the Environmental Educator for the Young Urban Forester Internship and Citizen Pruner Courses. Follow Trees New York @treesny Become a patron of Ecology & Me to keep the questions going: www.Patreon.com/EcologyandMeFollow us on social @ecologyandmeEpisode recorded, mixed and produced by Kate DouglasTheme song is by Matthew Dean Marsh See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.