Experience the calming blend of flowing river and serene lake sounds, perfect for deep sleep, meditation, and relaxation. Let this gentle nature ambiance soothe your mind and create a peaceful atmosphere for restful nights and focused calm.

Send us Fan MailJoin Alex Rutledge and Redbone on American Roots Outdoors as they welcome Missouri Conservation Agent Brad Hadley and Wise Eye Technologies CEO Harold Monk. Brad breaks down Missouri's hunting history from the first 1944 deer season to today's declining hunter recruitment, and debunks a viral fake MDC news release about fining drivers for hitting deer. Harold shares Wise Eye's latest trail camera innovations, including AI-powered picture filtering and the game-changing

This week on World Ocean Radio, host Peter Neill is discussing solar energy, in his opinion, a pure opportunity at every level of scale and application. He shares examples of floating solar projects around the world--arrays placed on the surface of reservoirs, abandoned sandpits, and other passive bodies of water--that are providing substantial contributions and annual outputs in places like India, China, the Netherlands, and Africa.  WORLD OCEAN RADIO World Ocean Radio is a weekly series

In this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I interview James about a terrifying encounter he experienced in upstate South Carolina near Lake Robinson, Greer, Spartanburg, and the Paris Mountain area. The encounter happened in September 2024, shortly after a powerful hurricane had moved through the region. With widespread power outages leaving the area unusually dark and quiet, James was riding his e-bike home from a friend’s house at approximately 1:00 a.m. As he rounded a turn near Lake Robinson, James

A college campus isn’t where most people picture the future of farming, but that’s exactly why this conversation surprised us. We’re joined by Kelly O’Brien, Associate Dean at Durham College, to talk about how their urban farms in Whitby and Ajax operate like living labs for sustainable agriculture, food security, and workforce development. Kelly walks us through what’s actually on these sites: market gardens, hoop houses, hydroponic growing (including a shipping container system), an apiary...

This week, Evan gives us a primer to demonology. Its just a crash course so please don't feel like you're ready to take one on! Let us know what you think in the comments, are demons real or something made up? Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio Do you have a story to tell? Check out our submission site where you can not only record your sighting or experience but you can find all of our socials, schedule an interview and even listen to episodes -

This week, Evan gives us a primer to demonology. Its just a crash course so please don't feel like you're ready to take one on! Let us know what you think in the comments, are demons real or something made up? Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio Do you have a story to tell? Check out our submission site where you can not only record your sighting or experience but you can find all of our socials, schedule an interview and even listen to episodes -

What if the value of a farm were measured not only by what it produces, but also by the communities, skills, and ecosystems it sustains? This week on Foodie Pharmacology, Dr. Cassandra Quave welcomes environmental anthropologist Dr. Andrew Flachs back to the show to discuss his new book, Feeding the World as if People Mattered: How Small Farms Produce Value Beyond Yields.Drawing on research in India, Bosnia, and the American Midwest, Andrew challenges the assumption that producing more food will

In this wonderful season of harvest and plenty I wanted to share some gratitude for my favorite fruit. Like most everyone, I have long appreciated Apples (Malus domestica). They are fairly ubiquitous and common, but, as with many of the forms of life I like to talk about on this show, I feel like they are also underappreciated. We notice the fruit, but do we know how the flowers grow? The growth habit of the tree? The history? Some of us might need a refresher. Hope you enjoy!Photo by NatTo learn

Korey and Joe sit down with Lindsey Purcell, who returns for his third appearance on the show! Lindsey is the Principal of Lp Consulting Group, a Board Certified Master Arborist, and the author of Arboricultural Practices: A Science-Based Approach. He joins the guys to discuss perspective pruning qualification (PPQ); an advanced, objective-based credential for ISA Certified Arborists focused on creating standardized, science-backed written pruning plans. For more on Lindsey and his consulting work

Beneath the shifting ice of the Southern Ocean lives one of Antarctica's most recognizable predators. Powerful, solitary, and armed with formidable jaws, the leopard seal has often been portrayed as little more than a hunter waiting beneath the ice.But that story leaves out almost everything that makes this animal extraordinary.Leopard seals can hunt large prey and strain tiny krill with the same remarkable set of teeth. Their specialized whiskers help them detect disturbances left behind in the

## Episode SummaryIn this episode, we cover: - **Male octopus has ‘sex arm’ that can mate in the dark - National Geographic** (Google News: octopus intelligence/behavior) - [Read more](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiwFBVV95cUxQM2pTX3E5N2g5dmxfR0ZjeEdnSXptU2ZCOTd5NFlMWTdBci1vd18tclE3QktzbzRLLXRQOHhxbkRvUHdGZ2ZOOHoyOTF3NHlBM1dyeEFUczYzSmF1V0Nyanlsbl9WVzdhRkRhOFNGTG1DZnBFckhFaDluOThsejFqamR0UTQzV05lVUVF?oc=5) - **Why Octopuses Might Outsmart Humanity as Earth’s Next Rulers - Nature World

This week we welcome Austin Waller. Austin is a big coon hunter and does it all with dogs. He also does a lot of competing with them. And does pretty well at it. So join us to here the ins and outs of the coon dog world that a lot of us do no know about.

For the first time ever, Birds of a Feather Talk Together is recording in front of a live audience! We had an incredible time at the Chicago Urban Birding Festival, a celebration of birds, birding, conservation, and the amazing wildlife that can be found right here in the city. Dr. John Bates and Dr. Shannon Hackett of the Field Museum join RJ and Amanda for a special live episode filled with bird stories, science, laughs, and questions from the audience. One of our favorite things about Bird...

On February 25, 2022, a group of five commercial divers faced a terrifying ordeal off the coast of Trinidad. They were suddenly pulled into a 30-inch underwater pipeline due to an unexpected pressure force known as "Delta P." This episode explores the physics behind the incident, details Christopher Boodram's incredible journey through oil and seawater to survival, and examines the critical safety errors revealed in the official investigation.VIEWER ADVISORY:This documentary features discussions

En 1958, China declaró la guerra a los gorriones creyendo que comían demasiado grano. Sin embargo, la eliminación de 1,000 millones de aves desató una plaga de langostas y una hambruna que mató a millones. Esta es la historia real detrás de la Campaña de las Cuatro Plagas y el error ecológico que cambió China para siempre.¿Quieres tener nuestro libro físico? "Strange Creatures" es una obra maestra llena de ilustraciones originales y fascinantes datos del mundo animal. Pídelo acá:

In 1988, someone found a striped mussel the size of a fingernail in Lake St. Clair. Within a few years, zebra mussels coated pipes, boats, and the bottom of the Great Lakes, and they became the poster child for "it's too late." Andrew closes Marine Pollution week with the pollutant that breaks every rule: a living one that reproduces instead of diluting. He follows two invaders. Zebra mussels rode in on ship ballast water, clogged power plant intakes, and stripped plankton from the base of the food

In this classic episode from 2019, Chris and Angie explore the cheetah’s incredible speed, from its flexible spine and gripping claws to the long tail that helps it turn during a chase. But there is much more to this remarkable cat than its sprint.Cheetahs are currently listed as Vulnerable globally, while the remaining Asiatic cheetahs in Iran are Critically Endangered. Across their range, shrinking and fragmented habitat leaves cheetahs with less space and fewer wild prey. Many live alongside

Vidéo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s2TgDON3_UDate de publication originale: 03/05/2019 Description issue de la vidéo Youtube: Notre Tipeee si vous voulez nous soutenir : https://www.verdeterreprod.fr/nous-soutenir/ Co-construction de plans de fertilisation en semis direct sous couvert, dans le but de minimiser la perturbation de l'environnement et de favoriser le rendement maximal. Cette vidéo a été tournée suite à un atelier de réflexion avec le GIEE MAGELLAN, Konrad SCHREIBER en

What does it take to protect Africa’s natural heritage across highly fragmented landscapes? In this episode of The Think Wildlife Podcast, Anish Banerjee is joined by Yolan Friedmann, CEO of the Endangered Wildlife Trust, for an in-depth conversation about the conservation of lions, cheetahs, and African wild dogs. Yolan explores the ecological importance of large carnivores, which influence ecological processes and habitat structure by affecting prey populations. Conserving these endangered