Measuring Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Uprooting Invasive Plants: In conversation with Alicia Jarma from Snowchange Cooperative

Day 2 was about measuring the soil condition after a forest fire. Day 3 was all about peat action by measuring the water level and methane emission. The final day was about uprooting the Himalayan Balsam, an invasive plant species, from an old-growth forest in Selkie, Eastern Finland. In this episode, Letty had the opportunity to chat with Alicia Jarma, a biodiversity specialist from Spain, about old-growth forests, greenhouse gas emission, and invasive plant species. Her key message is in Catalan, Spanish, French, and English.  Here's what do expect in this episode: 00:00 Alicia's key message in four languages 04:07 Alicia's day at an old-growth forest in Selkie 10:54 The challenge with invasive plants like the Himalayan Balsam and Lupine 13:54 The work being done at a forest fire site and a restored peatland site  20:56 What sparked Alicia's interest and got her to Snowchange Cooperative Letty followed Snowchange Cooperative (Lumimuutos Osuuskunta in Finnish), the organization behind Rewilding Finland, on four distinct field trips.

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