Delta Dispatches | Restoring the Gulf for Birds and People | American Shoreline Podcast Network Podcast

Restoring the Gulf for Birds and People: Welcome to Delta Dispatches with hosts, Simone Maloz and Jacques Hebert! On today’s show Kara Lankford, Director of Gulf Coast Restoration at National Audubon Society, stops by to about Audubon's latest Comprehensive Gulf Restoration Plan. The report highlights projects and programs critical to helping the region. Later on the show, Erik Johnson, Director of Bird Conservation for Audubon, Louisiana, joins the show to talk about the elusive Black Rail and why coastal restoration is so important for shorebirds. by Delta Dispatches

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Reviewing Our Coastal Master Plan Projects: On today’s show Simone & Jacques are talking about the new report from Restore the Mississippi River Delta "Recommendations for Coastal Restoration Projects and Programs in Louisiana." To highlight some of the projects, they are joined by Alisha Renfro, Coastal Scientist at National Wildlife Federation and Erik Johnson, Director of The Bird Conservation at Audubon Louisiana. by Delta Dispatches

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Protecting Culebra's Coral Reefs: Marine Life Counts: The U.S. Marine Biodiversity Observation Network by NOAA Ocean Podcast

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Research for Resilience on a Changing Planet - The California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations: Jeffrey B. Graham Perspectives on Ocean Science Lecture Series by Marine Science (Audio)

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Research for Resilience on a Changing Planet - The California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations: Jeffrey B. Graham Perspectives on Ocean Science Lecture Series by Climate Change (Audio)

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Glen Spain on Intricacies and Importance of Salmon Conservation: Part 1 | Changing Waters by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Collaborating to Create Wildlife Habitat While Restoring Islands and Improving Community Resilience by EWN - Engineering With Nature

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From Diving to Data: Close-up with Coral Research: Marine Life Counts: The U.S. Marine Biodiversity Observation Network by NOAA Ocean Podcast

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Using Natural Forces and Sediment to Restore Coastal Marsh Habitat: In this episode, we’re talking with Jeff Corbino, Environmental Resources Specialist with the US Army Corps of Engineers, in the New Orleans District. Jeff is the Environmental Function Chief for the District's Operations Division Technical... by EWN - Engineering With Nature

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Exploring Opportunities In the National Coastal Resilience Fund with Erika Feller | Capitol Beach by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Navigating the High Mississippi River: Thanks for listening to the latest episode of Delta Dispatches. Today’s first guest is frequent guest Dr. Alisha Renfro, Coastal Scientist with the National Wildlife Federation! Jacques and Alisha talk at length about the current state of the Mississippi River. They cover everything from the opening of the Bonnet Carre Spillway, the Old River Control Structure and the upcoming (and historic) opening of the Morganza Spillway. In the final segment, Rachel Rhode, Analyst for Coastal Projects and Programs for the Environmental Defense Fund joins the program to discuss several topics including the anatomy of a delta. by Delta Dispatches

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Parks and Refuges Embrace the Future Through Adaptive Management, Planning and Partnerships: , Applying EWN Strategies at National Parks and Refuges, we featured a robust discussion about the significant impacts of climate change on National Parks and Wildlife Refuges and how Engineering With Nature approaches are being used to protect these... by EWN - Engineering With Nature

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A Monumental Moment for Louisiana’s Coast | Delta Dispatches by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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EWN On The Road: The San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge: A Natural Landscape Revived: Welcome to the summer feature podcast miniseries—EWN On The Road. As we teased in Episode 5, in this special series, Todd Bridges, Senior Research Scientist for Environmental Science with the US Army Corps of Engineers and the National Lead of the... by EWN - Engineering With Nature

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Sedimentary, My Dear Watson: How Coastal Resilience is Affected by Sediment Placement Regulation by People Places Planet

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Dr. Chris Field – The Stephen Schneider Award: The latest recipient of the Stephen Schneider Award calls COP21 “a turning point,” but warns that there’s still much to be done to combat global warming. by Climate One

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Exploring the National Estuary Program | Capitol Beach by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Exploring Nature: Birds and the Louisiana Children's Museum: Welcome to Delta Dispatches with solo host Jacques Hebert. Today’s first guest is Erik Johnson, Director of Bird Conservation of Audubon Louisiana. Erik talks about the restoration of one of Louisiana’s most important pelican rookeries, Queen Bess Island. They also discuss some of the great work Audubon Louisiana is doing across the coast including an upcoming beach-nesting bird volunteer opportunity. Jacques is also joined by Julia Bland, Executive Director of the Louisiana Children’s Museum. They talk about the museum’s new home in City Park and their Mississippi River exhibit “Move with the River” and their commitment to resilience and sustainability. by Delta Dispatches

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Exploring Nature: Birds and the Louisiana Children's Museum by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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#9 - April Newman: April Newman is a Project Manager at the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority of Louisiana, where she oversees multiple coastal restoration projects for the State of Louisiana. Her academic background is in process hydrology with published re... by On Our Watch

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Wildlife: Welcome to Delta Dispatches with hosts Jacques Hebert & Simone Maloz. On this week's episode, Jacques interviews Dr. Andy Nyman, Professor of Wetland Ecology and Restoration at LSU about the importance and abundance of Louisiana wildlife and how our land loss crisis threatens coastal species. On the second half the show, Jacques is joined by Dr. Erik Johnson, Director of Bird Conservation for Audubon Louisiana. Erik and Jacques talk about the importance of Louisiana's coast for migratory birds including prothonotary warblers and whooping cranes. by Delta Dispatches

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A Monumental Moment for Louisiana’s Coast: On this week’s episode of Delta Dispatches, Simone and Jacques bring back their first-ever guests, Dr. Alisha Renfro with the National Wildlife Federation and Steve Cochran campaign director with Restore the Mississippi River Delta and Environmental Defense Fund, to mark a big milestone for Louisiana’s coast -- the release of the draft Environmental Impact Statement and Restoration Plan for the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion. The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion would be the single largest ecosystem restoration project in U.S. history and will build more wetlands than any other individual restoration project in the world in an area experiencing the highest rates of land loss on the planet. Alisha and Steve discuss the science behind the project, why it’s critical to Louisiana’s future and how the public can get involved in the process moving forward. Learn more at http://mississippiriverdelta.org/midbarataria. by Delta Dispatches

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Making Things Whole: In 1969, Southern California suffered one of the largest oil spills in history, prompting national outrage and environmental awareness. Today, part of the Pacific coast near Channel Islands National Park remains vulnerable to drilling and other threats. Soon, decades of work by the Chumash people could lead to the country’s first Tribally nominated national marine sanctuary. by The Secret Lives of Parks

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Audubon Nature Institute and Wildlife Conservation: On today’s show John Fallon, Director of Sustainability & Coastal Conservation, Audubon Nature Institute joins the program to talk about sustainable seafood, differences between Audubon Nature Institue & Audubon Louisiana, the exciting things happening at the Audubon Zoo, The Coastal Wildlife Network, the G.U.L.F. Program and more! Corey Miller of Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana joins the program to talk with Simone & Jacques about “Restoration on the Half Shell”. by Delta Dispatches

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Ep. 6 : The Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge & What CWA's doing by Save it for the Blind Podcast

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EWN Practice Leads Sharing Expertise through the EWN Cadre: In we had a high energy roundtable with the EWN Practice Leads who play a critical role in broadening and expanding the application of Engineering With Nature practices and nature-based solutions within the US Army Corps of Engineers. In Episode 3,... by EWN - Engineering With Nature

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Navigating the High Mississippi River | Delta Dispatches by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Ep. 27 : Positive Developments in the Klamath Basin: Insights from US Fish and Wildlife Biologists and CWA Task Force by Save it for the Blind Podcast

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