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Posted on: July 17, 2008 9:00 AM, by Benjamin Cohen
New Zealand and Canada both "received a significant number of settlers from Scotland and Ireland. Did these groups bring a particular set of land management techniques with them that had a particular impact on the landscape and environment? Did a particular conservation ethic develop among Scottish and Irish settlers?"
Find out in this new environmental history podcast. (Listen here)
What's more, read a review of the podcast here.
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Thanks for linking back to my podcast review blog.
There are more reviews of the Environmental History podcast, which has published already 20 episodes. And of around 150 other educational podcasts
Anne
Posted by: AIAM | July 17, 2008 12:32 PM