This is part two of our Native Yards Series.

Native landscapes are often viewed as weeds or unsuitable for "high-value" neighborhoods, but many people overlook their incredible benefits for our homes and local wildlife. In this special two-part episode, host Robert Carrilio is joined by Janice Arch, President of Wild Ones of Greater Cleveland. Janice is a master gardener and landscape architect who shares insights into why native landscapes are much more than just visually appealing—they play a crucial role in combating climate change, supporting bee populations, and providing essential habitats for butterflies. Tune in to discover how embracing native plants can transform our communities into healthier, more vibrant environments.

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Native landscapes are often viewed as weeds or unsuitable for "high-value" neighborhoods, but many people overlook their incredible benefits for our homes and local wildlife. In this special two-part episode, host Robert Carrilio is joined by Janice Arch, President of Wild Ones of Greater Cleveland. Janice is a master gardener and landscape architect who shares insights into why native landscapes are much more than just visually appealing—they play a crucial role in combating climate change, supporting bee populations, and providing essential habitats for butterflies. Tune in to discover how embracing native plants can transform our communities into healthier, more vibrant environments.

Check this episode of Green Arenas on our website at ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.greenarenaspod.com⁠⁠⁠⁠

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Have you all noticed how noisy modern life has become?

Noise is everywhere, but some of it is truly harmful to our minds and health. Excessive noise has been linked to sleep deprivation, hearing loss, and even heart disease. The real question is: should noise be the cost of progress? It shouldn’t be. Many sources of noise now have quieter and more environmentally friendly alternatives. For example, gas-powered landscaping equipment is becoming obsolete, replaced by battery-powered options that significantly reduce noise and air pollution.

Eight years ago, our co-host Robert Carillio was already fighting against noise pollution as passionately as we are today. Back then, he recorded a podcast on the subject, which was never aired. However, due to the urgency of this issue, he kindly provided the recording to Green Arenas for use today.

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