Episode 63: Millbrook South Cavan Public School (Field Recording)

Under the Canopy

Take a fascinating stroll with us through the forest as we unravel the secrets of apple and maple trees. Discover how apple trees rely on cross-pollination and learn the art of turning sap into maple syrup. We share practical tips on tree sap collection and how to make syrup at home, all while hinting at the deeper mysteries the natural world has to offer. It's a journey filled with education and fun as we venture through the woods, revealing nature's astonishing processes.
Nature's pharmacy is open for exploration as we delve into the medicinal properties of plants like plantain, jewelweed, and sumac. With guest appearances from young nature enthusiasts, we discuss the healing power of local flora, and even how the humble aspen tree plays its part in the ecosystem. This episode is an ode to the vitality of our natural surroundings, inspiring listeners to learn, appreciate, and connect with the world around them. Join us for a session where education meets entertainment, as we promise not just to inform, but to spark a deeper connection with the great outdoors.

Chapter

1. Episode 63: Millbrook South Cavan Public School (Field Recording) (00:00:00)

2. Outdoor Journal Radio Network Podcasts (00:00:42)

3. Exploring Apple and Maple Trees (00:04:31)

4. Identifying Medicinal Plants in Nature (00:09:30)

5. Understanding Nature's Medicinal Properties (00:23:22)

6. Aspen Trees and Wild Berries (00:33:02)

7. Angling Adventures Podcast Launch (00:39:15)