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ENVIRONMENT CARE 400 2005 PAST SHOWS
Date	Guest	Topic	Listen
04/30/05
04/23/05
04/16/05	Candy Donohue Executive Director Armand Bayou Nature Center Doreen Stoller Executive Director Barbara Jo Harwell Programs Director Hermann Park Conservancy	“Voices of the Urban Forest" with Brad Hendricks April 16 Live From Earth Day at Armand Bayou
04/09/05
03/26/05
03/19/05	Carla Wyatt John Watson Houston Area Urban Forestry Council	“Voices of the Urban Forest" with Brad Hendricks Harris County Flood Control District
03/12/05	Steve Hupp Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services Eric Ruckstuhl "Eyes on the Bayou" Bayou Preservation Association Mary Ellen Whitworth Executive Director Bayou Preservation Association Mary Ellen Whitworth is a professional engineer with over twenty years of experience in environmental engineering. She served at Mayor Bob Lanier's Director of Environmental Policy for the City of Houston for 5 years.	“Voices of Water Quality in Texas" with Steve Hupp Protecting and restoring the richness and diversity of our waterways through activism, advocacy, collaboration and education.
03/05/05	Christina Baldwin Educational Outreach Coordinator Angela Chandler Texas Master Gardener of the Year Harris County Precinct 2 Master Gardener	“Voices of Texas Extension Educational Outreach” with Michael Morrison Learning ways to involve the community in Horticulture and expressing what Extension can do for the people of Harris County.
02/26/05	Gretta Knox General McKenzie Joel Salizar Vanessa Silva High School Students Paloma Garner Physical Science/Biology teacher Michael Olsen Small Learning Communities Dr. Nettie Ramsey Doctor of Natural Health Becky Morris Special Event Coordinator	"Voices of Youth" ~Student Environmental Education and Outreach Live from the 3rd annual Teen Conference (Teen Environmental Education Network) at Jefferson Davis High School Some of the challenges facing students and teachers in learning to be better stewards of the environment. Students share what they learned today about the environment and why it is important for all kids to learn these things. Teachers discuss some of the challenges in implementing good programs.
02/19/05	Brad Hendricks Urban Forestry, City of Houston Parks and Recreation From Burditt & Associates Jack Hill Senior Urban Forester Charles Burditt President John Ross Senior Resource Forester	“Voices of the Urban Forest” Private vs. Public Forestry, Urban Planning & Reforestation
02/12/05	Steve Hupp Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services Bob Stokes Galveston Bay Foundation Lawanda Howse Clean Water – Clear Choice	Voices Of Texas Water Quality Brays Freshwater Marsh Project Discussed the vision of the project and how we can best raise public awareness and education on water quality.
02/05/05	Michael T. Morrison Harris County Outreach Agent	Voices of Texas Extension Educational Outreach Panel discussion centering on the challenges of helping the community acquire better education on how to best shepherd their environment. The need for a centralized calendar of classes and the inclusion of classes for Spanish speaking landscape professionals was discussed.
01/29/05	Stacey Wilbanks Houston’s Animal Chick Kelsey Williams SPCA Animal Behavioral Specialist Jennifer Appel Houston’s Organic Landscape Architect	Maintaining a Safe Environment for our Pets You can Judge a Society by the Way they treat Their Animals. In this Special Presentation we talk about the plight of our Pets and how we can create a better environment for them.
01/15/05	Steve Hupp Dr. John Jacob Pete Cangelosi Jerry Mayfield	Texas Watershed - Storm Water Run Off

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