Fred McPherson's guest appearances

Fred McPherson

Dr. Bruce Damer's Levity Zone

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast

Utopian Dreaming--50 years of Imagined Futures in California and at UCSC

John Muir

Doug Smith

Andrew Stein

Craig Newmark

Lori Marino

Steve Wozniak

Elizabeth Fournier

Jennifer Leigh

Edward Struzik

Ken Moore

Ayana Young

Lisa Owens

Jonathan Barron

Laurie Marker

Michael Helms

OwlTail

Dr. Bruce celebrates the life of environmentalist Fred McPhereson and his role in saving the San Lorenzo River (and Valley) creating the paradise in which we live. Credits: Fred McPherson, Alexa Razma and Dr. Bruce Damer (recording and discussion), Kristof (editing and sound warming), music (Max Hartstein and the 25th Century Ensemble) [released 12 December 2018]]

Dr. Bruce celebrates the life of environmentalist Fred McPhereson and his role in saving the San Lorenzo River (and Valley) creating the paradise in which we live. Credits: Fred McPherson, Alexa Razma and Dr. Bruce Damer (recording and discussion), Kristof (editing and sound warming), music (Max Hartstein and the 25th Century Ensemble) [released 12 December 2018]]

069-LevityZone: Fred McPherson Saving the San Lorenzo!

Fred is a rare species in this area for that he is a native Californian. At least in Silicon Valley I don’t meet very many native Californians. Fred grew up in the San Fernando and Kern River Valleys.  He has an amazing amount of education and teaching experience. Fred received a BA in biology at Northridge State University and a MS in biology and education at the university of Chicago. I love that campus!  After which he taught science in Bakersfield and Pacific high schools in the late 60s. He then taught Ecology and Natural history at UCSC where he also served as Program Coordinator of biology and environmental studies for USCS extension. And because he felt the need for more education, he earned a PhD form SC Paideia where he worked with Page Smith on San Lorenzo River restoration and human ecology. He still continues to teach UCSC environmental studies, natural history and field study classes at the San Lorenzo River and SC Mountains. Fred is also an organizer for the SC Mountains Institute and is a Board Member of the SC Mountains Bioregional Council. please click on this link to watch Fred and his wife's beautiful video about the Fall Creek watershed: https://youtu.be/IPbsDq-uWLk Listen in on the bonus audio for the sounds of various birds living in the Santa Cruz Mountains Redwoods! 

Fred is a rare species in this area for that he is a native Californian. At least in Silicon Valley I don’t meet very many native Californians. Fred grew up in the San Fernando and Kern River Valleys.  He has an amazing amount of education and teaching experience. Fred received a BA in biology at Northridge State University and a MS in biology and education at the university of Chicago. I love that campus!  After which he taught science in Bakersfield and Pacific high schools in the late 60s. He then taught Ecology and Natural history at UCSC where he also served as Program Coordinator of biology and environmental studies for USCS extension. And because he felt the need for more education, he earned a PhD form SC Paideia where he worked with Page Smith on San Lorenzo River restoration and human ecology. He still continues to teach UCSC environmental studies, natural history and field study classes at the San Lorenzo River and SC Mountains. Fred is also an organizer for the SC Mountains Institute and is a Board Member of the <a href="http://www.scmbc.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SC Mountains Bioregional Council</a>. please click on this link to watch Fred and his wife's beautiful video about the Fall Creek watershed: <a href="https://youtu.be/IPbsDq-uWLk" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/IPbsDq-uWLk</a> Listen in on the bonus audio for the sounds of various birds living in the Santa Cruz Mountains Redwoods!

Fred McPherson: Environmental Educator Hopelessly in Love With Nature