Recent Episodes
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161-Mastering Conflict-The Role of Dialogue in Landscape Management with Robin Freeman and James Whitehead
May 21, 2025 – -
160-Understanding Conflict-The Role of Dialogue in Landscape Management with James Whitehead
Apr 16, 2025 – -
159 - Understanding Monarch Conservation with Mike Leahy and Rebeca Quiñonez-Piñón
Mar 5, 2025 – -
158 - Guardian Movements and Indigenous Leadership with Amy Cardinal Christianson
Feb 19, 2025 – -
157 - Can Tree Planting Help Solve The Climate Crisis with Lauren Oakes
Jan 15, 2025 – -
156 - How Salmon Shape Ecosystems–Impacts from Forestry w/ Dr. Jonathan Moore and Christian Carson
Dec 18, 2024 – -
155 - Monetizing Ecosystem Services for Improved Forest Management with Mark Anielski
Nov 20, 2024 – -
154 - Two-Eyed Seeing with Dr. Cristina Eisenberg
Oct 16, 2024 – -
153 - Learn Contemplative Forestry with Jason Brown
Sep 18, 2024 – -
152 - Why Insects Matter–Forest Health | Insights From Caroline Whitehouse
Aug 21, 2024 – -
151-Local Sustainability with Basil Camu
Jul 17, 2024 – -
150-Reconciliation in Forestry with Percy Guichon
Jun 19, 2024 – -
149-Valuing Nature with Max Nova
May 15, 2024 – -
148-Wildfire Coexistence with Lori Daniels
Apr 17, 2024 – -
147-Emulating Natural Disturbance with Ellen Macdonald
Mar 20, 2024 – -
146-The Life Beneath Our Feet with Cindy Prescott and Sue Grayston
Feb 21, 2024 – -
145- The Landscape Ecology of Institutions with Ira Sutherland
Jan 17, 2024 – -
144-Empathy For Land with Jim Lane
Dec 18, 2023 – -
143-Climate Change and The Boreal Forest with Miguel Montoro Girona, Sylvie Gauthier, Guillaume Grosbois
Nov 17, 2023 – -
142- Achieving Tree Equity with American Forests
Oct 18, 2023 – -
141-The Paradigm Shift with Garry Merkel
Sep 20, 2023 – -
140-Protecting Old Growth Trees with Greg Herringer
Aug 16, 2023 – -
139-Big Ol' Trees with Amanda Lewis
Jul 20, 2023 – -
138-Ukraine's Forest and Russia's War with Brian Milakovsky
Jun 21, 2023 – -
137-Morality and Nature with Nathan Kowalsky
May 17, 2023 – -
136-A Forest Journey with John Perlin
Apr 19, 2023 – -
135-Reconsidering the 'Wood Wide Web' with Justine Karst
Mar 15, 2023 – -
134-Saving Whitebark Pine with Brenda Shepherd and Amelie Rivera
Feb 15, 2023 – -
133-White Pine with John Pastor
Jan 18, 2023 – -
132- The Big Burn with Jacob Margolis
Dec 21, 2022 – -
131-Artificial Intelligence In Forestry with Rolf Schmitz and Christof Danzl
Nov 30, 2022 – -
130-We Don't Know What We Don't Know with Carla Rhyant
Nov 9, 2022 – -
129- Cultural Fire Is Back with Bhiamie Williamson
Nov 2, 2022 – -
128-Invasive Species Eradication with Wes Jolley and Dena Spatz
Oct 12, 2022 – -
127-Canada, A Treaty Story with Matthew Wildcat
Sep 21, 2022 – -
126-Good Fire in Parks with Amy Cardinal Christianson and Pierre Martel
Sep 6, 2022 – -
125-Wildfire Management and Climate Change with Susan Prichard
Aug 10, 2022 – -
124- Logging Jasper with David Argument, Landon Shepherd, Kari Stuart-Smith and Shelley Tamelin
Jul 20, 2022 – -
123- Bear Safety with Kim Titchener
Jun 29, 2022 – -
122-Tree Thieves with Lyndsie Bourgon
Jun 8, 2022 – -
121-Forest Carbon Futures with Alex Craven, Bev Law and Jim Furnish
May 18, 2022 – -
120-Forest Proud with Rae Tamblyn
Apr 27, 2022 – -
2 Billion Trees with Anne-Hélène Mathey, Mike Toffan and Scott Formaniuk
Apr 6, 2022 – -
118-First Nations Forestry with Dave Gill and Jordan Coble
Mar 16, 2022 – -
117-Earth-Based Land Management with Garry Merkel
Feb 23, 2022 – -
116-Swamplands with Edward Struzik
Feb 2, 2022 – -
115 - Prescribed Fire In National Parks with Michel Thériault and Elisabeth Caron
Jan 12, 2022 – -
114-Community Forests with George Brcko
Dec 22, 2021 – -
113-Reconciliation with Garry Merkel
Dec 1, 2021 – -
112-Learning From Our Mistakes with Milo Mihaljovich
Nov 10, 2021 –
Recent Reviews
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BigBarrelsCurrent forestry topics from experts across the globe.I continually come back to this podcast to reignite my love for forestry. Matthew brings on experts in various forestry related fields and has conversations with them about who they are, what they are working on, and why their work is important to forestry. I’ve learned so much from this podcast and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to keep up to date on forestry, needs some scientific forestry inspiration, or simply wants to learn a little more about a specific topic in the industry.
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gerbyderbydooGreat podcastThis is an amazing podcast that covers a wide range of topics on the natural world and does a great job of bringing fascinating and credible people onto the show. Love it
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Geocat22Love YourForestI only just discovered this podcast over the summer but I absolutely love it! I find it so informative and always learn something new. I listen to YourForest every day on my commute and it’s always a great start to my day!
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zenongirlofthe31stcenturyGreat host, great contentReally enjoy this show, super informative and the host seems so genuine and friendly.
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kdadasfVaried, Informative and Consistently EngagingSo nourishing. Lately this has been my chosen source for good deep dives. I discovered these podcasts last month after following the Good Fire indigenous wildfire practice podcasts Matt co-hosts (those are also amazing). I took him up on his invitation there that if I liked Good Fire, I’d love Your Forest as well. I’m an urban, Gen X American, a conservation-minded recreationist who values the outdoors for spiritual and ecological and recreational reasons - so coming over to studying Forestry and related perspectives wasn’t a natural pairing but I wanted to give it a go out of acknowledgment of the possibility of learning from those responsible for managing forests and associated disciplines. I’ve been surprised by the deep conversations, delighted with the breadth and diversity of this show, the consistent good nature and attention of its host, and struck by how many topics are touched upon and integrated into the podcasts. Highly recommend all of these - after having checked out a couple dozen I’ve just bailed on one ; and for all the others enjoyed sticking around for the full episode, whether it’s women in the woods, leadership and practicing presence in natural resources, addressing First Nations trauma around residential schools, glyphosate impacts on biodiversity or the excellent leaps into philosophy and the study of old growth in BC. So highly recommend.
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lcalandrellaGetting to the heart of shared forest valuesThe world’s forests are one of our most important natural resources. From water to wildlife, climate to economies, recreation to spiritual renewal: forests offer us a wide range of benefits that we all can rally behind. The expert interviews shed light on this and elevate forests role in our society.
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J. BarshopI love discovering new ideas hereI appreciate the variety of episodes, the super practical takeaways, and the sincere humility of Matthew to share all this amazing knowledge. There is truly an episode that will benefit everyone looking to become more mindful about their consumption
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MadisonZuccoWhat I’ve been looking for!I’m an environmental studies student from Nebraska and I’ve been looking for a forestry podcast like this for a long time. The interviews are inspiring, educational, and easy to listen to. I recommend this podcast to anyone who loves ecology and wants to learn about engage with great ideas in the field.
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Samx39Thank you!Matthew great podcast! Didn’t realize I didn’t review earlier.
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