88.9 WSTB Interview with Al Faze

Bob Long of 88.9 WSTB interviews Al Faze, Chair of the Sustainability, Conservation, and Trails Committee (SCAT). Below is the description from 88.9 WSTB's interview.

(RECORDED SEPTEMBER 26, 2025) In this episode, longtime environmental educator, Al Faze, tells us why the leaves are changing colors and talks about why we are planting more trees in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. We conclude with Faze telling us how to save time and money when your yard is full of leaves.

Creators and Guests

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Al Faze

Al Faze is a member of Great Trail Council Scouting America, where he serves as the Chair of the Sustainability, Trails, and Conservation Committee (SCAT). Al is a retired Professor of Biology and Environmental Science and has over 40 years of teaching experience in the biological sciences. In addition to serving as a volunteer in the Scouting community, Al competes in bird dog competition with his team of red setters. He lives in Ashtabula County with his wife Deborah.

What is Conservation Chronicles?

Hosted by the Great Trail Council SCAT Committee, this podcast explores the outdoors and the importance of conservation. We’ll cover the ecology and history of Manatoc Scout Reservation, Leave No Trace, and and other topics of interest related to conservation and outdoor ethics.

If you have any questions or recommendations for future episodes, please reach out to the SCAT Committee at [e-mail]