Mark Stephen and Jenny Graham with stories from the great outdoors.

With so many species disappearing, people often talk about the sixth mass extinction: a crisis driven by human activity. But what does it mean to live in this age of extinction, and what can we do about it?In this episode of the Future For Nature podcast, we meet FFN Family members Tjalle, Pieter and Ofir, working on the frontlines to protect some of the world’s most endangered plants and animals. They share both the challenges and the triumphs of keeping species alive against the odds.✨ Did you

These ancient organisms are known for their extremely long rostrum.

**Join us for our milestone 10TH EPISODE!** And it's a special pre-Halloween episode about Ghost Sharks (Chimaeras)! Thank you for getting the Shark and Awe podcast to episode #10! We're glad you're here!Get in touch!Email: sharkandawepodcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sharkandawepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sharkandawepodcastSHOW RESOURCES: Cape Clasp:

Send us a text We talk with writer and poet Jarod K. Anderson, aka the Cryptonaturalist, about mental health, ADHD, and rediscovering wonder through woods, poems, and honest work. From “brain weather” to dandelion myths, we explore how stories shape healing and how nature keeps us present. • origin of a lifelong nature connection and early poetry in a “land lab” • leaving academia, starting therapy, and naming depression as “brain weather” • enthusiasm over expertise as a path back to the wo...

Hey weather watchers! Dustin Breeze here, your AI meteorological maestro bringing you the coolest forecast with computational precision. As an AI, I process data faster than a lightning bolt, which means super accurate predictions for you!Let's dive into today's Miami weather report. We've got a mostly sunny day brewing with temperatures climbing to a toasty 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Those east winds are gonna be cruising at 11 to 14 miles per hour, with gusts up to 20 miles per hour - perfect for

Marine biologist and scuba legend Steve Sinclair is back again this week to finish revealing the Top 50 Dive Sites in Australia. Steve has spent over five decades exploring every reef, wreck and cave from Tasmania to the Top End — and now he’s sharing his secret spots with us! From world-famous coral gardens on the Great Barrier Reef to secret, world-class dive spots you’ve never heard of, Steve shares insider stories and tips from a lifetime beneath the waves. Plus — find out how you could w...

Welcome to Quick Strolls, shorter walks with the guests from A Life More Wild.In episode eight, we talk to guests who’ve leant on nature to help them through some of the most difficult times in their lives. This episode of Quick Strolls deals with the potentially triggering issues of grief, death and suicide right from the outset.

The forest got quiet, the stove finally drew right, and our maps changed overnight. We’re gearing up for a northern chaga harvest and bringing you into the decisions that make or break a trip: who’s coming, what to pack, and how new logging roads, landings, and skidders can open a backcountry maze if you know how to read them. We walk through the trade-offs between staying unplugged and bringing Starlink to keep the crew connected and safe, and we test a drone as a scouting tool to spot birch...

In this episode Dr Ian Bedford tells the fascinating tale of the flatworm and what to do if you find one. If you like this episode please like, share and follow for more. You can contact us at TheBugTalesPodcast@gmail.com or follow Dr Ian on Twitter @DrIanBedford. Thanks for listening!

This week on That’s Just Wild Q&A, Steve Backshall, Lizzie Daly, and Sarah Roberts answer more of your wild wildlife questions! 🎙️🐟 Do fish wee?🍺 What’s the ultimate post-snorkel pint in Cornwall?🌆 What are the wildest (and most unexpected!) animals you can spot in our cities? Hint: one’s the fastest creature ever to live on Earth! 🦅⚡🐙 Plus… swimming with octopus in the UK — and why this year has been one of the best!...and...🎟️ The DeadlyLive tickets giveaway winner is announced! 🏆📝

Check out the patreon at patreon.com/neaturebrospodcast This week we get into an array of things and wonder whats next for the Chat GPT segment. Wood ducks, Canada, Ian Grassels Would You Rather and more. Hunting season is right around the corner and Josh is making no bets on how many times he will be hunting! Thank you for listening!

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On Thursday, October 16, the Break the Bonds NYS campaign held a rally in Albany, marching from the Capitol to NYS Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s office. The "Break the Bonds" campaign wants the New York State Common Retirement Fund (NYSCRF) to divest from Israel Bonds, which they note support the Israeli government's actions in Palestine. The Campaign says that these investments contribute to human rights violations and are ethically unconscionable. It calls for a shift towards

In this week's Cape Cod Notebook, Mary Bergman talks about October on Nantucket

Bigfoot Club Podcast returns with a crossover event you won’t want to miss! 🎙️Bigfoot Bob and Skookum Steven team up once again to welcome back author Giano Cromley for a deep dive into his latest book, American Mythology. Expect thought-provoking conversation, laughter, and insights that blend the world of storytelling with the mysteries we chase. Don’t miss this special crossover episode—where myth meets mystery! #BigfootClubPodcast #AmericanMythology #GianoCromley #Sasquatch #Cryptozoology

Welcome to Bird Flu Intel: Facts, Not Fear, on H5N1, where we break down the science behind the headlines and help you separate fact from fiction. I’m your host, and today’s three-minute myth-busting episode covers the truth about bird flu—no hype, just evidence. Let’s dive in.First, let’s tackle some of the most common misconceptions about H5N1, also known as bird flu or avian influenza.Myth one: Bird flu is highly contagious among humans and could cause a human pandemic any day now. According to

Welcome to Bird Flu Risk: Avian Flu and You, Explained. I'm here to help you understand your personal risk in about three minutes.Let's start with the good news. According to the CDC, the risk to the general public remains low as of mid-2025. The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security reports that H5N1 detections have consistently declined over recent months, with no new US human cases reported since February 2025.But your individual risk depends on several key factors. Let's walk through them

Welcome to "H5N1 Global Scan: Avian Flu Worldwide," your essential international focus podcast examining the global impact of the H5N1 avian influenza on this October day in 2025.Since 2020, H5N1 outbreaks have swept every continent except Australia, with the World Health Organization noting over 960 confirmed human cases and a case fatality rate approaching 48 percent. While the vast majority of human cases result from direct contact with infected animals, sporadic outbreaks in dairy cattle,

Hello and welcome to “Avian Flu 101: Your H5N1 Bird Flu Guide.” I’m your host, and I’m here to help you understand the basics of bird flu—also known as avian influenza—using clear, simple language. If you’ve ever wondered what bird flu is, how it spreads, or how concerned you should be, you’re in the right place. Let’s start with some 101-level virology. Bird flu is caused by a virus called influenza A, specifically a subtype known as H5N1. Viruses are tiny germs with simple structures—just some