Middle Tennessee Group member Diane Keeney unravels the mystery of PFAS. In order to avoid exposure to these forever chemicals, you ight consider eat more organically.

Middle Tennessee Group member Diane Keeney reviews this timely and important article. Exposure of mothers to pesticides during preconception and pregnancy was strongly correlated with poorer health of their children at birth.

An update on Swan Conservation Trust's work to preserve and protect Middle Tennessee's forests and streams. Swan Conservation was founded in 1992 to ensure the lasting protection of headwater forests and streams in the Big Swan and Big Bigby...

Judson Newbern provides an update on the Alliance to Protect Nashville's Highland Rim. The Highland Rim is home to rare and endangered species. This ecosystem plays a vital role in environmental health by filtering air and water, regulating water...

Tune in to "Greening Your Money" for insight into how your financial decisions affect the environment. Presenter Joanne Logan is a retired climatology professor from the University of Tennessee, and an active member of Sierra Club, Third Act, and...

How can we change how we landscape our manmade world to reverse the harm we do? Nathan Fields, co-owner of Plant for a Change, will explain the critical importance of native seed preservation and how our everyday plant choices can have positive...

The program featured a panel discussion with Preserve Cheatham County (PCP) activists JoAnn McIntosh, Tracy O’Neill and Angie Mummaw. Preserve Cheatham County (PCC) is a non-profit group of local residents fighting a proposed methane gas plant and...

What’s the future for EV adoption in Tennessee? Are clean air tax credits still on? What about range anxiety, availability of charging stations, and affordability? Hear one of the state's leading EV ambassadors explain why he believes now could be...

Biologist Melinda Welton is back by popular demand to lead another memorable session on local birding! Melinda focused on current conservation efforts in Middle Tennessee, and shared more fun bird facts.

The folks at Nashville Foodscapes presented ideas for turning back patios, apartment decks, even your lawn, into food-growing spaces. Nashville Foodscapes shared tips and tricks for eating fresh food right from your own yard.