Winter is coming - as are the ocean swells on the North Shore that create epic surf conditions and sometimes threaten private properties close to the shoreline. In this episode, we walk the coastline with Michael Cain, Administrator of the Office of Conservation and Coastal Lands (OCCL), to uncover the complex balancing act between protecting private property and preserving public beaches. From sea walls collapsing on Oʻahu’s North Shore to a statewide permit system that’s easing the p...

Сотрудники биосферных резерватов рассказывают, чем такие территории отличаются от заповедников и какие задачи выполняют.

In this podcast episode I will be interviewing a gentleman from the state of Florida. It seems like he stumbled across a very unique looking sasquatch or it is something entirely different? Let us know what you guys think and stick around for more episodes!

What happens when an Australian teacher builds a house in the wilderness — and finds out they weren’t alone? In this unforgettable episode, we travel to the Blue Mountains of New South Wales to meet Neil Frost, author of Fatfoot: Encounters with a Dooligahl. Neil's 50 years of research into Australia's three marsupial enigmas — the Quinkan, the Junjudee, and the Dooligahl — has led to chilling encounters, from guttural growls in scout camps to trees violently shaken in the moonlight. With

This episode was first released in 2021 and now we are bringing back an icon of Australia!The kookaburra, one of Australia’s most iconic birds, is famous for its infectious laugh that echoes through the bush at dawn and dusk. While the Laughing Kookaburra remains listed as Least Concern and thrives across much of eastern Australia, recent surveys show local declines—mainly due to habitat loss and the removal of old trees with nesting hollows. Ecologically, they play a vital role as top insect and

Siente la frescura del mar con este episodio lleno de sonidos envolventes. Perfecto para cualquier momento en que necesites relajarte.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

More than half of the world’s population now lives in cities – and that number keeps growing. Cities are engines of opportunity and economic growth, but they also generate vast amounts of waste, pollution, and emissions. Yet by bringing together people, ideas, and investments, cities also become hubs of innovation where climate solutions can emerge and scale. In this episode, James and Daisy explore the relationship between climate and cities. How is climate change reshaping urban life? How

Send us a text Join Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin on a crisp mid-October morning at High Ash Farm, where autumn's gentle bite scatters colourful leaves across the woodland floor and Rat the terrier digs with unbridled enthusiasm. Venture into the bustling sparrow hide, alive with house mice thriving in a commensal harmony amid spilled grain and sparrow chatter, their musty scent and rapid breeding a testament to nature's opportunism. Explore the lush field margins teeming with harvest mous...

The source material details the remarkable resurgence of the American crocodile population at the Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station in South Florida. Once endangered, the crocodiles have found an ideal, unexpected habitat in the facility’s vast network of warm cooling canals, which mimic natural estuarine environments by providing stable water temperatures, abundant food, and protection from human disturbance. The episode explains that this success is attributed both to the artificial nature

In this edition of Plan Sea, hosts Anna Madlener and Wil Burns kick off season three of the podcast with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) researchers Dr. Adam Subhas and Jennie Rheuban to discuss the LOC-NESS project — a small-scale, open-ocean research trial on ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE). The project’s co-principal investigators join Anna and Wil to recount the process of receiving a first-of-its-kind permit from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the role of ...

Today, the Safari heads back to the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute to sit down with Adrienne Crosier, Curator of Carnivores at the Front Royal campus. We talk carnivores, but we mostly focus on the conservation of black footed ferrets, something the facility is heavily involved in. EPISODE LINKS: @smithsonianzoo on socials https://nationalzoo.si.edu/ ROSSIFARI LINKS: @rossifari on socials @rossifaripod on TikTok rossifari.com&...

You’re listening to Shootin’ the Bull — a podcast by Idaho Department of Fish and Game. From fish squeezers to deer muggers and everyone in between, these are the conversations with the men and women of Idaho Fish and Game.Hosts Connor Jay Liess (Public Information Specialist) and Ben Bieri (Digital Content Specialist) sit down with Roger Phillips (Public Information Supervisor), Tara Reichert (License Operations Manager), and Alex Erickson (Customer and Vendor Relations Manager) to discuss why

Zu Gast in dieser Episode ist Marco Hühn, CSR-Manager bei Deuter, einem der führenden Outdoor-Ausrüster Deutschlands und Mitglied der Fair Wear Foundation mit “Leader Status”.Myanmar war über viele Jahre ein wichtiger Produktionsstandort für Deuter – bis sich die politische Lage nach dem Militärputsch 2021 drastisch veränderte. Unterdrückung von Gewerkschaften, eingeschränkte Kontrollmöglichkeiten und mangelnde Rechtsstaatlichkeit stellten Deuter vor eine schwierige Frage: Bleiben oder gehen? In

In dieser Folge ist Stefan Schwill, Landesvorsitzender des NABU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, zu Gast. Der studierte Landschaftsökologe stammt aus der Uckermark und engagiert sich seit den 1990er-Jahren im Naturschutz. Heute setzt er sich für den Wolfs- und Artenschutz in seiner Heimat im Nordosten ein. Im Gespräch berichtet Schwill von seinem persönlichen Weg zum Wolf und blickt auf aktuelle Entwicklungen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: den von der Politik ausgerufenen „günstigen Erhaltungszustand“, den

Hoy nos conectamos con una de las regiones más bellas, las maravillas de Quintero, región de Valparaíso, quinta región; donde NUESTRO OXÍGENO, gracias a la generosidad de PATRICIA MARTÍNEZ y JP, JUAN PALACIOS de Loncura Radio 107.7 FM, se transmite y llega a sus oyentes.Imagen cortesía de Loncura Radio – Facebook.comComposición: Nuestro Oxígeno

Het afgelopen voorjaar is Sanne ontzettend druk geweest met haar balkon. Maar vanuit haar, toen nog groene balkon, keek ze in de zomer naar beneden en schrok ze behoorlijk. In de tuinen van haar buren lagen alleen maar tegels. Los van dat ze een groene tuin gewoon mooier vindt, weet ze dat haar gemeente veel probeert om mensen hun tuin te ‘onttegelen’, omdat het daar in de zomer steeds heter wordt en er veel wateroverlast is. Maar is haar buurt opgewassen tegen de tegelwoede en wat kan

In 2006, the Masdar City project was launched in the United Arab Emirates. Supported by $22 billion in state-funding, it aimed to be the world’s most sustainable city. Situated 6km away from Zayed International Airport, neighbouring a Formula 1 racetrack and golf course, Abu Dhabi’s eco-utopia is full of contradictions.Bertie discusses why oil-rich Gulf states like UAE and Saudi Arabia are investing in sustainability with Gökçe Günel, Associate Professor in Anthropology at Rice University. Gökçe is

Experience the tranquility of Ocean Peace, presented by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode offers tranquil wave ambiance, ideal for relaxation, mindfulness, or unwinding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices