Sound Rivers: Riverkeeping Tales from the Neuse & Tar-Pamlico
Sound Rivers
7 episodes
1 month ago
Send us a text In honor of Indigenous Peoples Month Sound Rivers’ seventh podcast, “Indigen-US,” features Gray Parsons, a descendant of the Mattamuskeet and Machapunga people of what is today Hyde County. Parsons is the president/founder of Secotan Alliance, and has dedicated his life and artistry to advocating for living sustainably and in balance with Mother Earth. Born and raised in Washington, North Carolina, his relationship with the natural world, and the Pamlico River, was established ...
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Send us a text In honor of Indigenous Peoples Month Sound Rivers’ seventh podcast, “Indigen-US,” features Gray Parsons, a descendant of the Mattamuskeet and Machapunga people of what is today Hyde County. Parsons is the president/founder of Secotan Alliance, and has dedicated his life and artistry to advocating for living sustainably and in balance with Mother Earth. Born and raised in Washington, North Carolina, his relationship with the natural world, and the Pamlico River, was established ...
Sound Rivers: Riverkeeping Tales from the Neuse & Tar-Pamlico
36 minutes
7 months ago
What About Wetlands?
Send us a text What about wetlands? Find out in Sound Rivers’ latest podcast episode! Sound Rivers’s podcast episode, “What About Wetlands,” takes a walk through some North Carolina wetlands: where they are, what determines a wetland, the important role they play in our ecosystems and the imminent threats they face. Featuring Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop and wetlands expert David Lekson, “What About Wetlands” takes listeners on a journey through the type of wetlands found in the Neuse and ...
Sound Rivers: Riverkeeping Tales from the Neuse & Tar-Pamlico
Send us a text In honor of Indigenous Peoples Month Sound Rivers’ seventh podcast, “Indigen-US,” features Gray Parsons, a descendant of the Mattamuskeet and Machapunga people of what is today Hyde County. Parsons is the president/founder of Secotan Alliance, and has dedicated his life and artistry to advocating for living sustainably and in balance with Mother Earth. Born and raised in Washington, North Carolina, his relationship with the natural world, and the Pamlico River, was established ...
