Enrooted, The Podcast Danielle atkins

Ever consider letting some honeybee boxes on your forestland? Or thought about getting your own honeybees for your forestland? Listen to today's episode with Dave Westcott who shares insights on WHO should get honeybees and HOW you can make it a lucrative venture that not only profits financial benefits for you but how that positively effects everything around us to step into our true biblical stewardship role!

We all have limited resources and limited time to execute the best we have for our land stewardship goals. And when it comes to wildlife enhancements, we all want to ensure we're doing what we can for the wildlife on our property, but perhaps you're wondering WHAT the best effort to focus in on might be to get the biggest ROI on your wildlife enhancement quality? Listen today to the TWO best ROI practices to get your investment and effort worth in habitat quality you're desiring.

It's a story almost as old as time itself... inheriting forestland which hasn't been managed in the past 10, 20, 30 plus years. The question for you now is what to do with it? Where do you start? Is this a blessing or a curse? Listen today to receive 3 simple steps you can walk through to start embracing your forestland responsibility!

It's Spring and with that we've all noticed an influx of birds in our daily activities and our forestlands! Join today's episode with bird biologist specialist, Aimee Tomcho, with the American Forest Foundation on insights and lessons from birds in the bible!

How could anyone justify logging destruction as GOOD land stewardship in 2024?! In today's episode, discover how logging, often perceived as destructive, plays a crucial role in nature's cycle and forest stewardship. Drawing insights from Ecclesiastes and in Luke, we explore the deeper meanings behind the seasonal rhythms of life and land, and how another act of destruction was really the necessary action for renewal. Listen today as I unravel the transformative power of perceived destruction in fostering renewal and growth in our lives and on our family forestlands.

We've all been a little impulsive in different areas of our lives in the past... but let's review and learn from lessons of the past when we take action without getting the right guidance first. Then gain THREE steps to implement to ensure you're taking the right action in your land management.