Episode 97

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23rd Aug 2019

Gretchen Miller | The Rescue Project — On Home Ground

This is a special guest episode from storyteller, producer, former guest and friend of the show Gretchen Miller. It's from her collaboration with Landcare, the Rescue Project, and you can find more information here.

Gretchen's previous guest appearance on Climactic: https://www.climactic.fm/45

"Home Ground can mean many things. A place you live, a place you’ve developed a relationship with over time, or further ranging territory you travel across in your day to day. And in this episode, three stories of care for the land. We’re travelling to farm country near Tumut, NSW, then across the Blue Mountains to a hidden valley and then to the Brisbane suburbs, as a simple pile of grass clippings threaten a small patch of local bush.
In this compilation you’ll hear all three stories:
Louise Freckelton reading Carex and the Ducklings.
Kathryn Read – On Planting a Forest.
Jill Bauer – Whacking Weeds Rescues Creek!

For more stories: https://landcareaustralia.org.au/rescue/.
Produced and presented by Gretchen Miller.
Sound engineering by Judy Rapley.

This podcast is supported by UNSW, Landcare Australia and through an Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship.
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Mark Spencer

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I'm Mark, and I'm a podcast addict. I've turned my tens of thousands of misbegotten hours binging history, comedy, and everything in-between into being a keen collaborator on audio projects (climate, local stories, place-based audio especially).

I work with passionate people to turn their ideas into published projects, when I'm not working in the renewable energy space in Naarm/Melbourne.