Music Artist, C-WILL121, has a new song about forest awareness called “Side by the Tree” for his 7th album, “Music Hero”, and the Music Hero Spectacular “Space Odyssey” Show. C-Will has dedicated the song to Dr. “CanopMeg” Lowman. Here is C-WILL121’s commentary on the song: Full Music Video for “Side by the Tree”: Thanks C-WILL121 […]
Dr. Meg Lowman was recently in New Zealand looking at their trees and addressing the importance of forest conservation. Below is an article featuring Dr. Lowman followed by the interview with Wallace Chapman. Article from radionz: Dr Meg Lowman is the world’s first ‘arbonaut’ an expert in the field of forest canopy science. Nicknamed ‘Canopy Meg’, […]
Dr. Meg Lowman is one of the scientists that appears on the first episode of the new “Ode to Evolution” podcast. This podcast “blends art, storytelling, and science to bring you tales of evolutionary research happening right now – in a format that is accessible to all ages.” Episode One “In this episode of the […]
Nicknamed the “real-life Lorax” by National Geographic, Dr. Meg Lowman joins this episode of the Freshwater Talk podcast to talk about her experience as an arbornaut, scientist, and trailblazer.
On WUNC 91.5 The State of Things radio show, host Frank Stasio talks to Meg Lowman about her life in the treetops and her work at the Nature Research Center. You can listen to (or download) the full program here: http://wunc.org/tsot/archive/Canopy_Meg.mp3/view
Samantha Larson talks with “Canopy Meg” about her tree-climbing exploits, the power of Google Earth, and the importance of spirituality in rainforest conservation. Read the full article. Download the audio. Audio of the podcast is also available on Generation Anthropocene, where you can find other great science podcasts.
Dr. Lowman was a guest on WCOM’s Radio in Vivo on June 1, 2011. Discussion included the Nature Research Center, canopy science research and communicating science. You can also listen the the podcast using the player below: [media id=27 width=320 height=20]
Student Jiri Hulcr was on NPR’s Living on Earth to talk about the Belly Button Biodiversity project. Listen and read at: http://www.loe.org/shows/segments.html?programID=11-P13-00019&segmentID=7 You can also listen using the player below: [media id=26 width=320 height=20]
On Tuesday, October 19th, BBC Radio 4 will include a segment about the Ethiopian Church Forests. For more information see the BBC Radio 4 website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00vcp4c
While in Sydney, Australia for the 3rd ESA Annual Conference, Meg Lowman appeared on ABC Radio National in a segment titled “Canopy explorer shares her story”. The interview took place on December 4, 2008. [MEDIA=19]
