Living Downstream
With Ryan Kincaid
Scheduled on
| Saturday | 9:00 am | 10:00 am | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 6:00 pm | 7:00 pm |
Tagged as Conservation, Environmental Talk, Outdoors
About this Show
Living Downstream is a program for anyone who'd like to learn about environmental topics of interest in the Umpqua Watershed of southern Oregon, and the larger Pacific Northwest region. It is hosted by Ryan Kincaid, who is serving as Umpqua Watersheds' Environmental Education & Outreach Leader through United Communities AmeriCorps. We are excited to offer this show as a way to bring awareness of environmental issues to a wider audience. A new episode airs every-other-week.
If you are interested in being interviewed on an area of your environmentally-related expertise for this show, please email ryan@umpquawatersheds.
Coming Up
Episode 23: Coastal Ecosystems Are Struggling Too ~ Airing July 31st & August 1st
This weekend's episode will take us somewhere we have not yet explored during Living Downstream - the coast! Episode 23 focuses on a type of ocean ecosystem called a "kelp forest", and some of its inhabitants. Various factors are transforming these aquatic systems into urchin barrens, which are unsuitable habitats for otters and other species. Hear from The Elakha Alliance's Bob Bailey and Tom Calvanese of the Oregon Kelp Alliance to hear what diverse groups of stakeholders are doing to help Oregon's sea otters, and the kelp forests they need to survive.
Resources & Links Mentioned During Episode 23:
- Elakha Alliance - Website & FB Page
- Oregon Kelp Alliance - Website & FB Page
- Monterey Bay Aquarium - Website & FB Page
Previous Episodes
Ep. 22: AmeriCorps! ~ Aired July 17th & 18th
Ep. 21: Understanding More of Southern Oregon's History (or Herstory) ~ Aired June 26th & 27th
Ep. 20: Reflections On Time Spent in Somalia ~ Aired June 12th & 13th
Ep. 19: Staying Connected to Environmental (& Other) Organizations As We Age ~ Aired June 5th & 6th
Ep. 18: Crater Lake ~ Aired May 22nd & 23rd
Ep. 17: The Healing Power of Nature ~ Aired May 15th & 16th
Ep. 16: Interview with a Local Author ~ Aired May 8th & 9th
Ep. 15: Intro to Forest Bathing, Part 2 ~ Aired May 1st & 2nd
Ep. 14: Intro to Forest Bathing, Part 1 ~ Aired April 24th & 25th
Ep. 13: Local Fish & Streams ~ Aired April 10th/11th & 17th/18th
Ep. 12: How Does Your Garden Grow? ~ Aired April 3rd & 4th
Ep. 11: Understanding Climate Change ~ Aired March 27th & 28th
Ep. 10: Off-Trail Exploration ~ Aired March 20th & 21st
Ep. 9: The Big "E" - Extinction ~ Aired March 13th & 14th
Ep. 8: Protecting Habitat for Wildlife ~ Aired March 6th & 7th
Ep. 7: Beekeeping ~ Aired February 27th & 28th
Ep. 6: Caring for Critters ~ Aired February 20th & 21st
Ep. 5: Understanding Pacific Northwest Fires ~ Aired February 13th & 14th
Ep. 4: Observing Birds & Other Wildlife ~ Aired February 6th & 7th
Ep. 3: Water Quality ~ Aired January 30th & 31st, 2021
Ep. 2: Art & Environmentalism ~ Aired January 23rd & 24th, 2021
Ep. 1: On-Trail Hiking ~ Aired January 16th & 17th, 2021
To find resources and information regarding previously aired shows, check out our Living Downstream page on the Umpqua Watersheds' website by clicking --> here.
Music Attribution
The intro and outro music for the show are excerpts from the song "Forest" by Vlad Gluschenko. Attribution information is as follows:
Forest by Vlad Gluschenko: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMjF_LLOiC0&ab_channel=AudioLibrary%E2%80%94Musicforcontentcreators
Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0
Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/forest-
Music promoted by Audio Library: https://youtu.be/OMjF_
Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0
Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/forest-
Music promoted by Audio Library: https://youtu.be/OMjF_
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