In episode 112 host Brian welcomes Emily Nickerson -  Farm Manager and the Cibolo Center for Conservation. Emily shares her inspiring journey from teaching abroad to becoming a passionate advocate for sustainable farming in the Texas Hill Country. Together, we explore the vibrant Teaching Garden, discuss regenerative agriculture practices, and uncover the exciting plans for the garden in 2025, including new educational opportunities and initiatives to support the local community. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a nature enthusiast, this conversation will leave you inspired to connect with the natural world and grow your own connection to sustainability.

🌱 Topics Covered:

• Emily Nickerson’s journey into sustainable farming and conservation
• The role of the Teaching Garden in community education and food production
• How regenerative agriculture supports soil health and biodiversity
• The importance of pollinators and creating a balanced ecosystem
• Hands-on learning opportunities at the Cibolo through gardening programs

Links:
Event Calendar
Camp Registration
Volunteer at The Cibolo

Original Air Date: January 4th 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

In episode 112 host Brian welcomes Emily Nickerson - &nbsp;Farm Manager and the Cibolo Center for Conservation. Emily shares her inspiring journey from teaching abroad to becoming a passionate advocate for sustainable farming in the Texas Hill Country. Together, we explore the vibrant Teaching Garden, discuss regenerative agriculture practices, and uncover the exciting plans for the garden in 2025, including new educational opportunities and initiatives to support the local community. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a nature enthusiast, this conversation will leave you inspired to connect with the natural world and grow your own connection to sustainability.
🌱 Topics Covered:
&bull; Emily Nickerson&rsquo;s journey into sustainable farming and conservation &bull; The role of the Teaching Garden in community education and food production &bull; How regenerative agriculture supports soil health and biodiversity &bull; The importance of pollinators and creating a balanced ecosystem &bull; Hands-on learning opportunities at the Cibolo through gardening programs
Links: <a href="Cibolo.org/calendar">Event Calendar</a> <a href="cibolo.org/camp">Camp Registration</a> <a href="cibolo.org/volunteer">Volunteer at The Cibolo</a>
Original Air Date: January 4th 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

The Cibolo means so much to Boerne...the research that happens from butterflies to wildlife and native plants and wild flowers...the learning with kids at the Nest Nature School, Cibolo Summer Camps and Field Trips, plus the rich history of the Herff Farm - memories of the pasts and new memories made daily. 

Creekside At The Cibolo celebrates it all every day on the campus, and every week with this radio show and podcast as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM. 

The Cibolo means so much to Boerne...the research that happens from butterflies to wildlife and native plants and wild flowers...the learning with kids at the Nest Nature School, Cibolo Summer Camps and Field Trips, plus the rich history of the Herff Farm - memories of the pasts and new memories made daily. 
Creekside At The Cibolo celebrates it all every day on the campus, and every week with this radio show and podcast as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Creekside At The Cibolo with Brian Davenport

Explore sustainable farming practices and community gardening with Emily Nickerson, Farm Manager at The Cibolo Center for Conservation. Listen now!

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