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Episodes

A person with long, curly dark hair leans in to closely examine a yellow coneflower (likely a prairie coneflower or Ratibida pinnata) in a sunny wildflower meadow, with tall grasses and more yellow blooms visible in the background.

Bee-ing the Change

Protecting Pollinators from Habitat Fragmentation

Pollinators keep ecosystems humming and our food supply thriving — Ami investigates their vital role.

 Three young people smile and work together outdoors, handling a bag of organic garden soil and a black tarp, with raised garden beds and greenery visible in the background.

Planting Seeds of Change

Youth Changemakers for Environmental Justice

Students in Wisconsin are leading climate projects in their communities. Ami meets youth turning ideas into action.

 A woman wearing a life vest and bandana paddling a yellow Wenonah canoe on a calm lake surrounded by autumn wetland grasses.

Raising the Grain

Restoring Wild Rice Habitats to Protect Food Sovereignty

Wild rice (manoomin) is vital to ecosystems and culture. Ami explores how environmental changes are affecting this important plant.

 An older man guides a young person as they examine bicycle handlebars in a bike repair workshop, with additional bikes visible in the background.

Shifting
Gears

Biking to Lower Your Carbon Footprint

How we get around shapes emissions, health, and climate. Ami explores how biking and other choices can shift environmental impacts of transportation.