Hosted by Ross Reid, Nerdy About Nature is a passion project that creates fun, educational content w
After a serious of events that left me in need of a new car and long, arduous process of deliberatio
You may have heard that being amongst a forest can help calm your nervous system, but did you know t
Extinction is a common threat to thousands of species these days as a result of human development, l
Grasslands are incredibly biodiverse and carbon rich ecosystems that perform numerous ecological fun
I'm going to start releasing some of my slightly longer video here in a new series I'm tenta
One of the biggest hurdles we face today is reducing our dependence on fossil fuels for energy, whic
A few months ago in the news, you may have heard or seen articles about open net fish farms being re
Have you ever seen those slick little certification logos on a product that claims it comes from sus
Charlotte Dawe is a campaigner with the Wilderness Committee who works on various issues regarding p
A founding member of Indigenous Women Outdoors and coach with ILSA, Sandy Ward is an avid snowboarde
Chelsea Greer is the Wolf Conservation Program Director at Raincoast Conservation, and we sat down o
Siginaak Court Larabee is an incredible human who also happens to be the director of the Indigenous
The Oceans are an incredible feature of this planet that we all share, connecting not only coastal c
Dr Rachel Holt is a forest ecologist based out of Nelson BC, and one of the authors of the infamous
Leslie Anthony is a good friend of mine from the ski industry with a wide variety of skillsets. &nbs
Mark Worthing is the Coastal Projects Lead for Sierra Club BC and is an incredibly well-spoken, inte
Julia Huggins is a forest ecologist, microbiologist, National Geographic Naturalist, PHD student and
Diane Rudge is a natural textile artist & one of the co-founders of The Den, a small refillery o
Tom Balfour is a fish ecologist and fish program manager at Redd Fish Restoration Society, working t
I sat down with Jessica Hutchinson amongst some ancient Redcedars and Salal to chat about forests an
