Join Kyle and Jake as they talk with Tom Knezick, Co-host of the “Native Plants Healthy Planet Podcast” and Production Analyst at Pinelands Nursery in Columbus, New Jersey. Tom sheds some light on their conservation efforts through their podcast and native nursery, in New Jersey and beyond.

Join Kyle and Jake as they talk with Jason Merrill about prescribed burns, the timber industry, native seed collection, and wildlife conservation. Jason grew up in the Piedmont region of Alabama, where his love for the outdoors led him to an interest in native ecosystem restoration and management. Coming from a family of at least four generations of loggers and sawyers, he offers a unique perspective on the relationship between conservation and the timber industry.

Join Kyle and Jake as they talk with Lauren Murphy, owner and operator of Hillfolk Farmacy. Lauren is a born and raised southerner that believes food is medicine and that the old Southern traditions of growing and preparing food, saving seeds, making medicine, and building community are the wisdom we need in these complex times.

Join Kyle and Jake for some listener Q&A and a discussion about how NHP Patreon Donations are protecting ecosystems on private lands.

Join Kyle and Jake for Part 2 of the Grazing Gone Native series as they hear from Jef Hodges about how incorporating native warm season grasses in a grazing system can increase beef production while improving ecosystem health.

Join Kyle and Jake as they sit down with Molly Hendry and Keith Turney at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens to talk about the Kaul Wildflower Garden and their plans to recreate an oak-pine savanna in a portion of the garden.

Join Kyle and Jake as they hear from Jef Hodges about how incorporating native warm season grasses in a grazing system can increase beef production while improving ecosystem health.

Join Kyle and Jake as they hear from Ben Kirkland about how he's creating bonsai with our native trees and shrubs.

Join Kyle and Jake as they hear from Ben Robinson and Larry Helmers about how they’re promoting and managing native ecosystems in their home state of Ohio.

Join Kyle and Jake as they field some listener questions and discuss a recent trip to the Black Belt region, where they had the privilege of touring a property with some of the largest privately managed grassland remnants known to exist in the Southeastern United States.