On this episode, we welcome Maeve Snyder, the owner of SnailSeed Native Plants in Myrtle Beach, SC. As Maeve describes the many benefits of native plants, the science behind genetic diversity, and the artistry of designing a beautiful garden, she teaches us that a native plant garden is something we can all do to create spectacular places of beauty, biodiversity, and restoration. Through Maeve’s passion for native plants and her dedication to seeing them thrive in communities around the world, we

Welcome to “Bird Flu Explained: H5N1 Risks & Prevention,” a Quiet Please podcast. Let’s get straight to practical knowledge that can help you and your community stay safe. Today, we’re unpacking the facts about H5N1 bird flu—what it is, how it spreads, who’s most at risk, what you can do to protect yourself, and clearing up common myths with science.Let’s start with the basics. H5N1, or avian influenza, is a type of flu virus that mainly infects birds, but it can also infect mammals—including cows,

Here's a script for a 3-minute news-focused podcast titled "Bird Flu Update: US H5N1 News Now":Welcome to "Bird Flu Update: US H5N1 News Now." The US continues to grapple with the H5N1 bird flu, with recent detections in wild waterfowl across several states. The US Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has reported new H5N1 cases in states like New Hampshire, Indiana, and Utah. Cases have been identified in mallard ducks, black vultures, Canada geese, and several

How did Texas build a $10 billion recreational market — without legalization? In this eye-opening episode of Inside Cultivation, host BigMike sits down with Colton Luther, commercial cultivator and host of the Texas Growers Podcast, to uncover how the Lone Star State quietly turned hemp into a booming cannabis economy. 💡 In this episode, you’ll learn: • How Texas transformed hemp into a $10B industry • The political chess game behind repeated hemp bans • Why Governor Abbott extended his

Hey everyone! It’s been a minute, and I just wanted to check in with you all. I’m still hanging in there, staying prayed up and meditated up amidst the tough times in my home country. A big shoutout to all the ADVOCATES holding the line—let’s keep that hope alive! I wanted to give you some updates. First off, I’m working on a new episode that should be out this summer. I know it’s been a while, but I appreciate your patience. The exciting news is that my book, "Cultural Heritage Resilience ...

John Burke returns for a deeper dive into the harder questions surrounding near-death experiences. After 40 years of researching over 1,500 cases from every continent and religious background, Burke tackles what people consistently report about hell, spiritual warfare, angelic beings, and the nature of God.This episode explores the uncomfortable testimonies of hellish experiences—from the outer darkness to pits of fire, from victims of spiritual torment to those trapped chasing earthly addictions

Green sea turtle conservation shows us what’s possible when people, policy, and passion align. Once nearly wiped out by overharvesting and habitat loss, the green sea turtle has made an inspiring recovery after decades of global protection. In this episode, Andrew Lewin shares a deeply personal story of encountering a turtle nest in Florida with his daughters and reflects on how that moment connects to today’s IUCN Red List update. But while the turtle story offers hope, the latest report warns of

In Episode 39 of The Seed Pod, guest Sam Ludden and I kōrero about art inspired by deep connections to tuna and awa ecosystems, mahi with iwi, mokopuna decisions, programmes that are healing intergenerational trauma through nature connection, and his adventures with whānau through syntropic food forestry and unschooling.

Comedian Rove McManus shares his lifelong love of birds, from backyard Galahs to hummingbirds, and how birdwatching brings awe, laughter and connection.🎧 All links here - https://www.weekendbirder.com/podcast/121-bird-bird-bird🎵 Recording by Marc Anderson - licenced from https://www.wildambience.com📸 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/weekend.birder🦆 More at - https://www.weekendbirder.comBird illustration: Galah-- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The source material provides an extensive overview of the theory of plate tectonics, describing it as the dynamic movement of the Earth's lithospheric plates that drives geological activity. The core argument is that plate tectonics is the "unsung hero" behind Earth's habitability, establishing and maintaining conditions essential for life through several mechanisms. Specifically, the source explains how this process regulates the global climate via the carbon-silicate cycle and facilitates the

Explore the remarkable journey of the Arabian Oryx, a species that once roamed the vast deserts of the Middle East, but was declared extinct in the wild by the early 1970s. Discover how a combination of captive breeding, reintroduction efforts, and international cooperation led to the successful resurrection of this majestic desert antelope. Join us as we delve into the scientific breakthroughs, human perseverance, and ecological implications of one of the most successful conservation stories in

Hank Vogler has the great combination of growing up with a Grandfather who truly understood the world in addition to Hank garnering the same observation skill of Grandpa.

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An EcoFarmers Discovery Chapter 3: Trying TimesWelcome to An EcoFarmer's Discovery: The Companion Podcast, where every Friday we dive deep into one chapter of Ewan Campbell's journey.You're invited to read along - get the audiobook via Spotify (search An EcoFarmer's Discovery) or grab it on Kindle - and explore each chapter with us as we unpack the stories, ideas, and principles of regenerative farming. A new episode drops each Friday, covering 26 chapters across 26 weeks.In This

Mark Sudduth talks with us about the advancements in technology to observe hurricanes and the hurricane season. Support the show Suggest a topic or ask a question: alex@wxguide.com Visit our conference site: www.hurricanecenterlive.com Thanks for listening and please share with your friends and co-workers.

This podcast is about street garbage pollution (Podcast trata de la contaminación de la basura en la calle)

Episode OverviewIn this special episode of Nature Bound, host Emanuel Rose is joined by photographer Kelley Hamby to discuss One Man, One Dog — a breathtaking photo essay that celebrates the timeless bond between man, dog, and upland bird hunting. 🌲 Together, they explore the deeper story behind the images, the creative process that brought them to life, and how time in nature heals, inspires, and reconnects us with what matters most.What You’ll Learn📸 The story behind One Man, One Dog and how the

This is Avian Flu Watch: Global H5N1 Tracker, your data-driven update on the worldwide spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza as of October 2025. Let's break down the numbers and explain what the world's latest surveillance is revealing.Globally, the confirmed H5N1 burden in 2025 is steep: 986 human cases and 474 deaths, with a fatality rate of 48 percent according to the World Health Organization. Southeast Asia remains the epicenter for human cases, notably Cambodia, which accounts for a

Historical Weather: On October 23, 1908, southwestern Iowa received significant early snowfall—up to 11 inches in Clarinda Current Frost Event: 57 of 160-200 weather stations recorded temperatures at or below 32°F this week, though not considered meteorologically "widespread" Weather Forecast: Stable pattern for next few days, then rain chances Sunday night through Tuesday (0.5-1+ inches expected across most of the state) Temperature Outlook: Warmer than normal for late October/early November;

In a time of deep political division and environmental crisis, what would it look like to design a democracy that’s truly in harmony with the natural world?In this episode, we revisit a powerful 2022 conversation with David Orr, Professor of Practice at Arizona State University, editor of Democracy in a Hotter Time, and one of the leading voices at the intersection of ecology, education, and politics.Orr challenges us to think beyond short-term fixes and consider how a “biophilic democracy” rooted