32. Wetlands as a city's natural water filtration system -- with Linda Dunn

In this episode of Mother Daughter EarthCast, we sit down (in
person!) with Linda Dunn, the Education Manager at the John
Bunker Sands Wetland Center. We go in depth about the role that
their wetlands play in cleaning the North Texas water supply,
what educational programs they offer, and the opportunities and
challenges involved with replicating this model in other areas.
We learn about wetland mitigation credits, phytoremediation, and
so much more about the natural water filtration process!


Join us on Patreon (www.patreon.com/motherdaughterearth) this
week for our bonus episode where we take you along a guided tour
of the wetlands with Linda. It's such a gorgeous and peaceful
place, and we get an insight into the local wildlife habits and
the plants that make the water filtration possible!


Huge thanks to Linda for sharing her valuable time with us. To
learn more about the John Bunker Sands Wetland Center and to
support all the AMAZING work that they do, visit their website:
https://wetlandcenter.com/





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