In this episode, we talk about litter. Items that tend to make their way into our natural areas where they don't belong. What one local chapter of the Land Trust is doing about it. Fish hooks in the face, it happens more often than you might think. Major League Fishing, a national #1 ranking television show visits our waterways and highlights our conservation work. Jug fishing, the right way and the not quite as right way. Fishing with family. Everyone on the planet fishes at some point. Sam may have long lasting disease effects from a glass bottle injury on a shark fishing excursion...Or maybe from the bloody leatherman he used to remove a fish hook from his neck... Fishing is the cheapest form of entertainment, but could be the most dangerous if you fish with Sam.
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Emily is joined by Pierce Foster and Sarah Paynter, TRLT's newest employees! They discuss their background and current roles within TRLT, and also some exciting upcoming events in 2024. Tune in and let us know what you think!
Support the showJoin Crystal, Emily and special guest Don Childrey on this episode of Campfire Conversations. Don is the author of the Uwharrie Lakes Region Trail Guide, and we were thrilled to have him on our podcast to share his knowledge of the Uwharries and beyond. Tune in and let us know what you think!
Support the showJoin Katie, Matt and Michael as they discuss all things SAP! This conversation around our Sportsman Access Program (SAP) covers everything from event recaps to season harvest statistics and beyond. The staff even breakdown some behind the scenes information on lottery draw statistics. Tune in and be sure to let us know if you like this episode. Email michael@trlt.org if you would like to receive more information on our Sportsman Access Program.
Support the showListen to Katie and Matthew go through their Christmas wish list for habitat management tools. Katie’s list is geared toward the small landowner and at a small price. Katie shares her top 8 items that she thinks a landowner should have if they want to make an impact with little expense. Matthew switches gears and offers insight on his top items if money wasn’t an issue (while maintaining a touch of practicality). Join us to hear a rundown of our favorite brands, expected prices, and some “tricks of the trade.” Regardless of who’s list you identify with, there is a lot of information in this episode to unpack. Like the episode? Email katie@trlt.org with your thoughts.
Support the showSome of our conservation team sits down to reflect on the successes and challenges of the past year. Katie discusses the land management highlights, while Crystal and Emily cover the land protection topics. Tune in to find out what a great year 2023 was for local conservation!
Support the showJoin Crystal and Emily for an introduction to TRLT's newest employee, Michael Chupita! They also discuss end-of-the-year land protection closings and 2024 events,
Support the showThis week, Katie and Matt are joined by Jim Blythe, Three Rivers Land Trust member, and Osprey-nesting-platform architect! Their conversation flits through bird misconceptions and adaptions, what initially drew Jim to an interest in ornithology, and the work recently conducted by Jim and TRLT to erect an osprey nesting platform in Cabarrus County.
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This week, Will is joined by Matthew Williams, Stewardship Associate for Three Rivers Land Trust. They have a leisurely conversation about deer season, Matt's new dog, chasing rabbits, and famous films.
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This week, Will is joined by Tom Blue Wolf, a member of the Eastern Lower Muscogee Creek Nation and the Founder and Director of EarthKeepers & Company. Tom was born in Southern Alabama, raised and taught in the traditional ways by his Creek Grandparents and now travels to teach people of all ages about the Native American principles of conservation.
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This week, Will is joined by Greg Boykin, a 7-time Thru-Hiker with TRLT and owner of Greg Boykin Design, Inc. This conversation between Will, Greg, and Emily Callicutt, Senior Land Protection Specialist for Three Rivers Land Trust, focuses on the 40-mile Uwharrie Thru-Hike, hosted by TRLT semi-annually and approaching its 14th run this Fall.
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