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Celebrating Stetson Kennedy

Oct 19th, 2016 2m 5s

Celebrated social justice activist and Jacksonville native Stetson Kennedy would have celebrated his 100th birthday this October. Kennedy is well known for his work documenting Florida folklife with the Works Progress Administration, infiltrati

The Mysteries of FP

Feb 12th, 2016 10m 8s

FP is a big question mark for marine researchers. It's a herpesvirus that primarily effects the endangered green sea turtle, manifesting in debilitating cauliflower-looking tumors. It was first documented in 1938 in the Florida keys, but in the

Episode 11 Teaser

Feb 4th, 2016 42s

Teaser for episode 11...more coming soon!Visit www.watershedradio.com for more.

On the Fringe of 450

Sep 23rd, 2015 13m 57s

On September 8th, 2015, St. Augustine, Florida celebrated its 450th birthday. But who is the party for, exactly?

This is Home

Jun 24th, 2015 6m 5s

Welcome to Hastings, Florida, where some of the state's most unique conservation is taking place.Visit www.watershedradio.com for more.

75%

Apr 8th, 2015 11m 42s

In 2014, Florida voters passed Amendment 1—the Florida Water and Land Conservation Amendment—by a sweeping 75%. Advocates believe this should send a clear mandate to lawmakers in Tallahassee: restore funding for conservation lands to protect ou

The Tree that Built the South

Mar 5th, 2015 11m 59s

Ben and Louann Williams are among a movement of private landowners slowly but surely reestablishing longleaf pine forests. Historically, longleaf pine was THE pine of the Southern United States. Its ecosystem once dominated the landscape from

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Jan 27th, 2015 13m 24s

The pine rockland ecosystem is a mixture of a slash pine canopy, scrubby ground layer, and fossilized coral reef. Rocklands once spanned 185,000 acres, but over nearly 100 years of south Florida development, that has shriveled to less than 2% o

A Missing Piece

Dec 19th, 2014 7m 42s

Carlton Ward discovered the power of the camera as a conservation photographer in central Africa. Now his sights are set on his home: Florida.Visit www.watershedradio.com for more.

Murky Waters

Nov 25th, 2014 14m 14s

How do you do the work you think is important whilst battling stigmas and opposition? For advice we turn to a man who began his career in his family's bathtub.Visit www.watershedradio.com for more.

Seismic Airgun Testing

Nov 6th, 2014 11m 55s

In the summer of 2014, President Obama gave the green light for oil and gas exploration off the Atlantic coast—a complete reversal in Obama’s 2008 campaign platform. Today, nine applications for seismic airgun testing are under consideration

Consider the Oyster—and the Oysterman

Oct 17th, 2014 20m 45s

Oysters are the foundation of culture and economy in Apalachicola, a small, Franklin County fishing town in Florida’s panhandle. In many ways, the oyster is Apalachicola’s culinary mascot. But the bay, so famous for its eponymous oyster, is in

Spring to Action

Sep 26th, 2014 8m 41s

In 2011, the Florida legislature slashed funding for statewide conservation programs. In September 2014, activists and policy makers gathered at Homosassa Springs to respond.Visit www.watershedradio.com for more.

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