This week on Earth Matters, Kevin Bixby interviews Brandon Basino with a group named CAVU and its UnEarthed multimedia project taking an in-depth look at the oil and gas industry in New Mexico. For additional info on the project, visit CAVU Earth Matters is broadcast Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday at 10am and Thursday at 8pm. Or listen at your convenience via this link... Earth Matters / CAVU
This week on Earth Matters, Donna Stevens interviews Josh Hicks, Assistant Director of the National Forest Action Center of The Wilderness Society on the current wave of assaults on our National Forests via the Farm Bill and other avenues. For additional info on these and other conservation issues, visit The Wilderness Society Earth Matters is broadcast Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday at 10am and Thursday at 8pm. Or listen at your convenience […]
This week on Earth Matters, Nathan Newcomer of the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance has a conversation with Chris Moeller of Open Sky Wilderness Therapy, to discuss his experiences as a Program Mentor and Field Guide working to intervene in the lives of at-risk adolescents and young adults. Open Sky Wilderness Therapy transcends traditional wilderness therapy by delivering an experience greater than the sum of its parts: treatment for the whole family, a powerful and transformative […]
This week on Earth Matters, Allyson Siwik, Audubon NM's Beth Bardwell, and Western Resource Advocates' Jorge Figueroa discuss their recently released report on water conservation and efficiency measures for Deming as an alternative to importing water from the Gila River. Since the Arizona Water Settlements Act was passed in 2004, southwest New Mexico has been engaged in a debate about how to build long-term water security for the region -- […]
Holloman Air Force Base is proposing to conduct military training missions over the Gila Wilderness, Gila National Forest, Silver City, and surrounding rural communities. Join Donna Stevens of the Upper Gila Watershed Alliance as she talks with local activists Jesse Franklin-Owens, Cissy McAndrew, Peter Russell, and Todd Schulke about Holloman’s proposal, including noise, economic impacts of trainings, public safety threat, and loss of quality of life amenities in southwest New […]
On this week's Earth Matters, we welcome our recent addition to the Earth Matters production team, Kevin Bixby, interviewing herpetologist, rattlesnake wrangler, and all around snake guy, Frank Bryce, along with a special guest... Mr Diamond Back Rattler! If you listen carefully, you'll hear him announcing his presence as a running commentary during the show - from within his very secure cage. Frank has plenty of experience in this having served […]
Earth Matters co-producer and Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Executive Director Donna Stevens engages a broad ranging discussion with a cast of, well, several on things that you need to know about including... The perils of prescription drugs winding up in our water supplies, Potential overdose OR underdose of expired prescription drugs, AND, flat out abuse of prescription drugs for fun and profit, The decision of the NM Supreme Court on […]
Earth Matters co-producer and Gila Resources Information Project and Gila Conservation Coalition Executive Director Allyson Siwik discusses the latest on the Gila River diversion with former NM Interstate Stream Commission Director and Gila diversion critic, Norm Gaume. Now in the 13th year of planning, the deadline for a record of decision under the Arizona Water Settlements Act is fast approaching and Gila River diversion proponents have yet to fully define […]
Earth Matters co-producer Kevin Bixby talks with Diana Hadley, president and founding board member of the Northern Jaguar Project, an effort to protect the northernmost jaguar population in Sonora, Mexico. She explains how the project has established a large jaguar reserve, and how local ranchers have been incentivized to tolerate and even welcome jaguars through an innovative wildlife camera project that rewards ranchers for "selfie" images of wildlife captured on […]
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