Before we get to that, make sure to subscribe to this podcast so you never miss an episode. And that is exactly what Calico does with SF in bloom, he spreads native wildflower seeds in an effort to restore habitat that will protect and conserve our native California pollinators. According to Oxford languages, this term gorilla is referring to actions or activities performed in an impromptu way, often without authorization. And if you looked at the title of this episode, and you were like, but what is gorilla conservation? Are we talking about gigantic furry Silverback apes? We are not. And today I'll be talking about just that with Shalaco from SF in Bloom, you'll hear all about his unconventional efforts to protect pollinators while bringing more beauty and color back into our cities and neglected areas. Hello and welcome to Golden State naturalist a podcast for anyone who's ever wondered how did those California poppies end up blooming in that vacant lot. Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.The song and Creative Commons license can be found here. My website is You can find me on Patreon at The theme song is called "i dunno" by grapes. You can find me on both Instagram and TikTok Native, Invasive, and Other Plant-Related DefinitionsĪ couple of GREAT social media accounts mentioned in this episode include: on on TikTok, on both Instagram and TikTok, and on Instagram/ on TikTok. SF in Bloom's website (you can also follow them on TikTok or Instagram Seeds Here are some links/sources mentioned in the episode: Join Shalaco and me as we discuss the impact this kind of direct action has had, how the message has spread around the globe, and what you can do to join in the fun. When he and his partner, Phoenix, realized that pollinators were struggling and how much native plants could help, he got himself a bee suit, a parmesan cheese shaker, and some native wildflower seeds and hit the streets of San Francisco on his one-wheel, spreading future blooms wherever he zoomed. Shalaco from SF in Bloom, though? Undaunted. Have you ever wanted to do something for the environment but gotten discouraged because the problems just seem too big and insurmountable? This happens to me ALL.
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