Katie Kelshaw
Co-Host of Sustainable IdahoKatie Kelshaw is a graduate of Boise State University with a Masters of Arts in Political Science where she has since taught as an adjunct professor. She is born and raised in Pocatello, where her family are farmers and business owners. Katie is an active member in an advocacy organization called Action Corps Idaho, where she helps run campaigns around Climate Justice and a Global COVID Response.
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This episode covers the Idaho Climate-Economy Impact Assessment from the McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Our guests are Dr. Megan Foster and Dr. Katherine Himes. -
To complete our series on pesticides and herbicides we speak to Bart Elmore, author of books such as Citizen Coke and Seed Money, about the harmful effects of herbicides on our environment. -
We elaborate on topics from our previous episode with Matt Bowman of Bowman Farms, including pesticides, herbicides, and the health of Idaho's pollinators. -
This episode covers the environmental effect of bees. We interview Adam French, the CFO at Cox’s Honey. -
Policy advisors for the Portneuf Resource Council, Sue Skinner and Shannon Ansley, explain the PRC’s Put Water First campaign, and how we can do better protecting our watershed. -
This episode explains the prospective changes to Idaho Power’s net metering for residential solar and introduces a new co-host. The guests are Mike Engle from the Portneuf Resource Council and Avery Frazier from the ISU Sustainability Club. -
This episode features Mike Engle from the Portneuf Resource Council, a grassroots environmental organization that sponsors this show. -
This week we learn about the positive environmental effects of beavers from Mike Settell, the executive director of Watershed Guardians, a non-profit focused on the counting and preservation of beavers. -
This week we highlight a project by the Nez Perce to install solar power and improve their community’s sustainability. Our guest is Chantel Green, the natural resource planner for the tribe. -
This week we heard from another young climate activist, Ellie Barron, who works with grass roots advocacy organization Action Corps. Also, on the show is Action Corps Executive Director, Isaac Evens-Frantz who explains a campaign the Idaho team is working on to get international funds released to combat the climate crisis and pandemic.
