This episode is all about native plants for your garden as a nice little lead up to spring. Our guest is Adam from Prairie Song Nursery and Restoration. Adam's plant nursery specializes in native plants for gardens and yards and he has an amazing wealth of knowledge on nature in general.

I love shopping at Prarie Song for plants as it is always a great learning experience.

Prairie Song nursery is located in Port Rowan and you can connect with them via facebook.

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In this episode we chat with Scott Gillingwater from SOARR (Southern Ontario's at risk reptiles). Scott is a Species at Risk Biologist and is most famous for his work with Spiny Softshell Turtles, but has worked with a large variety of other endangered reptiles in Ontario.

In this episode we talked about them all!

if you love reptiles native to Ontario, this is the episode for you!

To connect with Scott and/or SOAR visit the following links:

Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/soarr_reptile/

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/SouthernOntarioAtRiskReptiles/

Donations:

https://www.thamesriverdonations.ca/species-at-risk

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This episode we chat with Brian Stevens who is the pathologist for the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC). CWCH is the agency responsible for wildlife disease surveillance in our country.

This podcast could have been several hours long as I had many more questions to ask, but for now I think we created and interesting and informative episode. We addressed a variety of wildlife diseases (some newly emerging and some more established ones). We also talked about some unusual things such as kidney worms and how to necropsy a sea-slug.

If you need to contact CWHC or to peruse the awesome resources on their website please visit: https://www.cwhc-rcsf.ca/

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