ChangeHampton Presents: Save the Planet, One Yard at a Time

Ticks, Diseases & the Case Against Yard Spraying; interview with Dr. Joshus Ginsberg of the Cary Institute

Ticks, Lyme Disease and the Case Against Yard Spraying Does spraying your yard for ticks actually protect you from Lyme disease? The answer may surprise you. Ticks and

Making the Switch—From Gas to Electric Leaf Blowers in East Hampton New York

Summary Gas-powered leaf blowers have become a flashpoint in communities across Long Island, raising concerns about noise, air pollution, climate impacts, and public heal

Can Southampton save the Trees?: A New Land Clearing Ordinance

Summary:  Southampton Town Council members, Thomas Neely and Michael Iacilli discuss a new proposal to control landclearing during property development in Southampton.  A

The Little Things that Rule the World: An Interview with Matthew Shepherd of Xerces Society

Summary: In this episode of Changehampton Presents, host Francesca Rheannon speaks with Matthew Shepherd of the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation about the cri

How East Hampton's Preservation Movement Saved the South Fork with Barry Raebeck and Rick Whalen

How East Hampton Was Saved: Voices From the Front Lines of Preservation In this episode of Changehampton Presents, we sit down with two men who didn’t just witness East

Doing Right Ecologically and Ending in Court

In this episode of ChangeHampton Presents: Save the Planet,  One Yard at a Time, host Francesca Rheannon speaks with Long Island science teacher and homeowner Amiee Kemp,

Selling Sustainability: Two East Hampton realtors promote healthy & pollinator friendly yards

In this episode of Changehampton Presents, host Francesca Rheannon speaks with East Hampton real estate professionals Eileen Mullen and Michael Schultz about an unexpecte

Bill McKibben, environmental & democratic activist

This episode of *Change Hampton Presents: Save the Planet One Yard at a Time* features writer and activist **Bill McKibben**, discussing his memoir *The Flag, the Cross,

Students Steward Healthy Landscapes with ReWild

Summary This episode of Change Hampton Presents: Save the Planet One Yard at a Time features high school students Shirley Jiang and Griffin Beckmann, interns and youth o

Healthy Yards and Bedford 2030

**Episode Summary:**   In this episode of ChangeHampton Presents, host Francesca Rheannon explores the "new land ethic" with Filipina Dahan, founder of HealthyYards.org

Shade Garden for Uncommon Pollinators at LongHouse, East Hampton, NY

🌱 A Shade Garden for Uncommon Pollinators at LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton, NY In this special episode of Changehampton Presents, we take you on an immersive audio tou

Grasslands Matter: Ecology, History and Hope with Betsy McCully & Bruce Horwith

In Episode 6 of Changehampton Presents, host Francesca Rheannon delves into one of Long Island’s most endangered and overlooked ecosystems: native grasslands. Guests Bets

Perfect Earth: Re-imagining Yard Care with Edwina von Gal & Tim WheelerFr

In this fifth episode of Changehampton Presents, host Francesca Rheannon welcomes renowned landscape designer Edwina von Gal, founder of the Perfect Earth Project, and ec

Healthy & Sustainable Lawns & Yards; Two lawncare specialists tell us how

In this episode of Changehampton Presents, host Francesca Rheannon speaks with two seasoned experts in sustainable lawn and yard care: landscapers Paul Munoz and Paul Wag

From Turf Lawn to a Healthy Yard; ChangeHampton activists describe their process

In this inspiring third episode of *Changehampton Presents*, host Francesca Rheannon speaks with Leonard Green, co-founder of Changehampton, and actor/director/journalist

Save the Planet, One Yard at a Time - Episode 2: Landscapers Creating Non-Toxic Resilient Gardens

In this episode of Changehampton Presents: Save the Planet One Yard at a Time, host Francesca Rheannon speaks with Abby Lawless, designer of the East Hampton Town Hall Po

The ChangeHampton Story

Change Hampton is an organization founded by Gail Pellett and Stephan Van Dam, aiming to promote restorative landscaping and a new land ethic focused on native plants and