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Dr. Rebecca Zarger discusses strengthening climate resilience in Tampa Bay through urban forestry and community-driven solutions.

Hosted by UFAEC graduate student Adeyinka Ayodele, this episode features Dr. Rebecca Zarger discussing how communities in Tampa Bay can strengthen climate resilience through urban forestry, storytelling, and community-driven solutions like the Blue-Green Action Platform (Blue Gap Project). Explore how connecting scientific data with lived experiences can inspire meaningful environmental action and help bridge the relationship between people and nature. Dr. Rebecca Zarger: https://www.usf.edu/...

People in this episode

Host: Adeyinka Ayodele

Guest: Dr. Rebecca Zarger

Topics covered

• climate resilience
• urban forestry
• community-driven solutions
• environmental action
• storytelling
• scientific data

Keywords

• climate resilience
• urban forestry
• community solutions
• environmental action
• storytelling
• scientific data

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Blue-Green Action Platform

Places: Tampa Bay

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