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The Less-Than-Fabulous Footprint of Fashion
This week on Terra Informa Dylan Hall ventures into the world of fashion. Dylan caught up with Jess Montgomery at the 2019 Congress of the Humanities and Social Scienc...
Cycling and a Couple of Queers
This week, Charlotte speaks with Mackenzy Albright, one of the founders of SNAQCS, a Slow Nice And Queer Cycloventure Squad based out of Victoria, British Columbia tha...
The Perils and Responsibilities of Science Communication
Image by: Discover Magazine Blogs This week on Terra Informa, we discuss some of the world’s big problems, like climate change and antimicrobial resistance, and how th...
All About Birds Continued!
We were so amazingly overwhelmed with bird-related content for our June 4, 2019 episode that we didn't have a chance to use all of it, so we're bringing it to you this...
All about BIRDS
Photo by: Rick Bohn This week, Charlotte Thomasson talked to resident Nature Nut, John Acorn, about local bird songs and birding stories, with audio captured by Terra ...
Sharing is Caring: Urban planning, entrepreneurship, and collaborative consumption
This week on Terra Informa we’ll be discussing what sustainability means to urban planning and talking toolsharing with an entrepreneur interested in collaborative con...
Endangered Habitat, Past and Present
This week at Terra Informa we deep dive into the World Wildlife Foundation report on conservation lands, hear from University of Alberta professor Rene Belland about e...
Treaty, Climate Change, and Relationships to the Land
This week we asked what treaty means for our relationships to land, the more-than-human, and to each other.
Literature in the Face of Climate Crisis
This week on Terra Informa, we’re diving into the world of storytelling and literature. How can the humanities help us prepare ourselves for the environmental troubles...
Menstruation Innovation
This week on Terra Informa, we're talking about periods. Own very own Terra Informer Sydney Karbonik recently hosted an educational event about the environmental, soci...
The Sounds of Climate Activism
This week on Terra Informa, our own Kesia Dias reads a self-written an open letter to Albertans about our complicated relationship with our environment, economy, and o...
In the grey —Alberta’s relationship with oil in a changing world
Tune in to hear co-authors Elizabeth Gierl and Sofia Osborne read their feature article entitled “In the Grey”. They reflect on our relationship to oil and pose an imp...
Elections and the Environment
This week on Terra Informa, we talk about the recently released Canada's Changing Climate Report, which inspired us to revisit an archive about the 2013 flooding in Ca...
The Re Re Re Re Return of Terra Misinforma
APRIL FOOLS HAS STRUCK AGAIN. Tune in to Terra Informa as we travel in time. Download episode now. What would the world look like if we made drastic changes and preven...
Conspiring with Plants
On the week's episode, York university associate professor Natasha Myers critiques 'the Anthropocene' and suggests that we radically conspire with plants
Exploring the Unseen Environment
We sent our volunteers out to report on either a breaking news story OR something that fits into the category: the unseen environment
Avocado Toast and Environmentalism
When you think of an environmentalist, what kind of person do you imagine? Does gender, race, or income influence this image? Is it all about eating organic avocado to...
Environmentalism and Student Politics
This week on Terra Informa, we’re talking about all things Sustainability. Listen in to hear what our UAlberta undergraduate SU presidential candidates, Akanksha Bhatn...
Indigenous Food Sovereignty: Wild Meat, Wild Stories
This week we’re bringing you a radio documentary produced by Roisin Graham. It was produced as a part of a CSL project for the course AREC 173 at the University of Alb...
Dad’s World Was My Refuge
This week on Terra Informa, Sofia Osborne (a Terra Informer herself) reads us a piece she recently wrote for The Tyee, an independent, Canadian, online magazine. The s...
Asking the questions and LICHEN the answers with Amanda Schutz
This week on Terra Informa, we have an interview from illustrator and designer, Amanda Schutz. You may have seen her nature inspired artwork and whimsical designs all ...
Investigating in Alberta
This week we present a single interview, between Terra Informer Sofia Osborne and Sharon Riley, an investigative journalist covering energy and the environment in Albe...
De-Extinction: Should We Resurrect Extinct Animal Species?
What if we could bring extinct animal species back from the dead? This week, Terra Informer Sofia Osborne brings us a story about de-extinction: the use of selective b...
Myrtle and Charlie Ed, Revisited
This week on Terra Informa, we return to The Ballad of Myrtle and Charlie Ed, a documentary from our archives, presented by Anthony Goertz. This is story about discove...
Sponge Reefs of the Pacific Canadian Deep
Terra Informer Jeremie Mahaux speaks with Nathan Grant, a graduate student at the University of Alberta.
Winter Cycling & Christmas Tree Debacles
This week we bring you two wintry archives! First a debate: which is "greener"? An artificial or a real Christmas tree? Carson Fong finds out! Then winter cycling - so...
Camping, climbing and COP24
This week on Terra Informa, we dig in to COP24 and follow a conversation between new Terra Informer Kesia and outdoor enthusiast Yuliya Fakhr. Kesia and Yuliya explore...
Talking Indigenous-led Environmental Assessment with The Firelight Group
This week on Terra Informa, we have an interview with Dr. Ginger Gibson, one of the directors and founders of the Firelight Group, an organization that works to suppor...
Pinhole Cameras and Changing Oceans
This week we dive into an interview with Natalie Baird, a Masters student using participatory art methods to document Inuit knowledge in Canada’s north, and explore ho...
Thinking Like A Plant
What is it like to be a plant? Do plants make choices? Do they...think? This week on Terra Informa, we turn to Charly Blais' interview with Megan Ljubotina, a graduate...
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