AoR 137: Art of Range mid-2024 Update

AoR 137: Art of Range mid-2024 Update

Author: Tip Hudson August 8, 2024 Duration: 3:13
Thank you for your patience as we shift funding sources and work into a slightly different approach to content. This brief piece describes these changes and previews upcoming episodes.

Hosted by Tip Hudson, The Art of Range digs into the complex and often overlooked world of rangelands. This isn't a theoretical discussion for a distant audience; it's a practical resource built for the people who are directly responsible for the stewardship of these vast landscapes. Each episode unfolds as a conversation, bringing together knowledge from science, lived experience, and on-the-ground management. You'll hear discussions that tackle real challenges, explore ecological principles, and consider the balance required for both productivity and conservation. The aim is always to inform and to foster a deeper understanding, moving beyond simple answers to the nuanced realities of managing land. By focusing on dialogue, this podcast creates a space where ideas can be exchanged and different perspectives can meet. Tune in for thoughtful explorations that connect the science of rangeland ecology with the daily decisions of those who care for it. If you're looking for a genuine and insightful take on land management, this is the podcast for you.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 100

The Art of Range
Podcast Episodes
AoR 152: Nathan Sayre on the Genesis and Limits of Carrying Capacity [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:05:49
The concept of carrying capacity has figured prominently in rangeland ecology and wildlife biology for a century and more. Where did this term come from? Nathan Sayre, a cultural geographer at UC-Berkeley and the author…
AoR 146: Angus Whyte - Sheep Grazing in New South Wales, Australia [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 53:53
Angus's family has managed the Wyndham Station near the Anabranch and Darling Rivers in southern Australia for 4 generations. That and the promise of a great Australian accent should be enough to make you listen to this…