Mean High Water with Jared Bramblett

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Conversing with Nature

Nature Based Exchange

28 episodes

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Join us as we talk about nature with those who know her best so that we can plan, design, and implement nature-based solutions (NBS) to overcome the obstacles facing South Carolina and the Southeast. These methods keep nature at the heart of the solution and offer multiple benefits to the ecosystem and society. Each month we sit down with a nature expert or enthusiast who shares some of the wisdom and best practices that nature has taught them. Together, we learn more about nature, ways we can design NBS to address obstacles, and suggestions on how to implement equitable nature-based work.

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Mean High Water with Jared Bramblett

Conversing with Nature

46 minutes 47 seconds

10 months ago

Mean High Water with Jared Bramblett

On this episode, we sit down with Jared Bramblett, a senior water resources engineer at Moffatt and Nichol. Jared reveals how he uses his passion for photography to connect people with the science behind flooding in the Lowcountry while also offering suggestions on how to incorporate water into the build environment. Jared's training as an engineer combined with his interest in green infrastructure gives him a unique perspective to help communities plan, design, and learn to live with water on large and small scales.

Learn more:

⁠Mean High Water⁠ (website)
⁠Mean High Water⁠ (Instagram)
⁠Imagining our Future with Water | Jared Bramblett | TEDxCharleston⁠
Christina Rae Butler’s book, Lowcountry at High Tide: A History of Flooding, Drainage, and Reclamation in Charleston, South Carolina

Conversing with Nature is hosted by Dr. Liz Fly, edited by Dr. Liz Fly and Nicole Pehl, and produced by The Nature Conservancy. Original music provided by Matt Williams, cover art designed by Amy Nguyen, and funding provided by Honda. To learn more, visit www.naturebasedexchange.org or on Instagram @naturebasedexchange.