Series of interviews with experts on Saving the Earth

Every Day is Earth Day

April 19, 2021 KMSU's Minnesota Morning kicks off Earth Week 2021 with a pair of professor emeriti who have embraced saving the earth in their retirement. Minnesota State University, Mankato Professor Emeritus of Physics, Lou Schwartzkopf and Professor Emeritus of English and Film, Leigh Pomeroy share their efforts and discuss how we can all be involved.

Earth Week With Leigh Pomeroy And Lou Schwartzkopf

April 20, 2021 Birding with Batt during Earth Week. 
Al gives us all kinds of ideas on how we can be friendlier to the earth and make it livable for future generations.

Earth Week With Al Batt O4202021

April 20, 2021 For Earth Week, Minnesota Morning invites guests Jane Dow, Betty Winkworth and Molly Yunkers to talk about the Mankato Area Zero Waste Program and Plastics Recycling. You wouldn't believe what you can recycle and how these area women are making this happen!

Mankato Zero Waste And Plastics Recycling 04202021

April 21, 2021 The Nature of Oaks: The Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees by Douglas Tallamy. Karen Wright interviews this best-selling author about one of the most important living things on this planet - the Oak Tree. Tallamy is fascinating as he describes the tree with love and amazement.

The Nature Of Oaks With Douglas Tallamy

April 21, 2021 Assistant Professor of Urban & Regional Studies at Minnesota State University, Mankato talks about the development of a sustainability certificate program at the University.

Minnesota State Mankato Sustainability Certificate Program With Russell Fricano

July 31, 2025 - Bees are crucial for the environment and food production due to their role as pollinators. However, many are perishing because of declining habitat and use of pesticides. University of Minnesota Bee-Squad Program Director, Jessica Helgen discusses the bee's importance and how we can all play a role in saving them.

Save the Bees - What You Can do 7-31-2025

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