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Echoes of Creation

Echoes of Creation

Auteur(s): Dennis Shaw
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This Podcast is dedicated to the idea that there are exciting and interesting things we can learn about nature: Spiritual, poetic, reflective, mindful, helpful. This is a work in progress by C. Dennis Shaw, a Master Naturalist Candidate in the Potomac Valley Master Naturalists located in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia!Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Science Sciences biologiques
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  • Pollinators: Important in so many ways!
    Aug 11 2025

    Our guest for this episode is Anna Allen, a Berkeley-Jefferson (WVa) Extension Master Gardener and a Student towards Master Gardener. Our topic is pollinators and their importance both aesthetically and food production.

    We jointly focus on developing the start of a foundational understanding of pollinators and practical ways the public can support them.

    Your host: Dennis Shaw, Apprentice Master Naturalist (Potomac Valley Master Naturalists).

    We discussed Bee City Shepherdstown (West Virginia). Their website is HERE.

    Feedback for Dennis can be sent to him HERE. (It appears Apple doesn't make an email link so -- dennis at mantuan dot org and make the conversion. Yes?)

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    22 min
  • Creating Habitat in Your Yard with Jane Gamble
    Jul 9 2025

    Dennis Shaw, a Master Naturalist Candidate, hosts this new podcast and our first guest is Jane Gamble who will share her own considerable experience in creating natural habitat for wildlife of multiple varieties in her own yard.

    Jane is a retired Foreign Service Officer in the U.S. State Department and is a Extension Master Gardener Intern building up her community hours to full recognition as an Extension Master Gardener in the Berkeley-Jefferson Extension Master Gardeners in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia.

    Share this podcast if it interested you and provide feedback to Dennis HERE.

    The birdsongs were downloaded from Oxidvideos by Alex on Pixabay. Profile HERE.

    You can think of this episode as a pilot for the idea of a podcast about the nature around us.

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    44 min
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