Kurtis Baute

The Cottonwood Treehouse

Science EN ↓ 2 episodes

One of the highest treehouses on the planet stands in a massive cottonwood tree. It was built by protestors in the direct path of a proposed oil pipeline, in order to prevent it's construction. This is a podcast about stories like this one, and about the courageous people who are taking necessary action to halt climate change.

Author

Kurtis Baute

Category

Science

Podcast website

redcircle.com

Latest episode

Oct 1, 2025

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Episodes

Climate Aware Therapy - Fostering Connection in the Face of Ecological Crisis 01.10.2025

Hi! It's been a minute. I'm in the process of finishing a Masters Degree in Counselling, and this is part of my capstone project for that. It is a very brief introduction to climate aware therapy, through the lens of the theory of dislocation, and while it's intended for counsellors, I hope others can find it useful as well.

A Treehouse for the Climate 11.12.2020

The story of one of the highest treehouses in the world, and also the story of how this podcast got it's name. More

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