In today’s episode of the WeWhale Pod, we speak with Thomas Le Coz, captain of the Sea Shepherd France vessel Walrus and campaign leader. Thomas shares his journey in marine conservation, his work on the bycatch campaign in northern Spain, and his involvement in Save the Iberian Orca — a joint project by WeWhale, Iberian Orca Guardians and Sea Shepherd France. Find out more about WeWhale at wewhale.co and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Find out more about ...

This episode's guests:Yana Yakushina, Lawyer and Researcher.James Lowenthal, Astronomer.Vicky Derksen, Night Sky Tourist.Bill's News Picks:The endangered night: the challenge of light pollution within the international environmental legal context, Journal of Environmental Law.  On National Space Day, Fadnavis pledges India's first state Dark Sky Policy, and what it could unlock for Maharashtra, ANI, Tribune. Appeals court rules Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" detention

Send us a text Hosts: Travis Entenman & Lori Walsh Guest: Jay Gilbertson, Manager of East Dakota Water Development District Episode Summary This episode of Rivers and Rangelands focuses on the pressing water quality and quantity issues facing South Dakota. The hosts welcome Jay Gilbertson from the East Dakota Water Development District to discuss ongoing testing for PFAs ("forever chemicals") in the Big Sioux River, which has revealed detectable levels of PFAs at every monitored site. The...

Today we’re sitting down with Zach Franco, Conservation Partnership Coordinator at Archbold Biological Station, to talk about the recent 242-mile canoe trip of the Suwannee River, from source to sea, without stopping.A lot of folks have asked for more details and the “why” of this adventure. I’m not sure if we actually answered that question, but here’s a great conversation to enjoy!If you’re looking for more of the “how” to do your own adventures in Florida, or repeat this one, please reach

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Career Highlight Miniseries - Marine Wildlife Artist - Rachel BrooksHosted by Hannah Roverse At Zen4Blue, we love sharing marine and water related careers that don’t always look like what you’d expect. Not every ocean career requires a lab coat or a degree in marine science. Sometimes, the ocean calls in the form of creativity. This month’s Career Highlight shines a light on Rachel Brooks, an internationally acclaimed Marine Wildlife Artist and Scientific Illustrator based in the Scottish

Intervista al fondatore della rete per l'agricoltura naturale, Ezio Maisto.Ezio è giornalista, videomaker, regista, curatore editoriale, e ci parlerà dell'agricoltura del non fare e molto di più.

What happens when a retired law enforcement officer from the Pacific Northwest finally speaks about the strange encounters that haunted her for decades — from her childhood home in Santa Rosa, California, to the wild forests of Oregon? In this eerie and compelling episode, we meet Liz — a straight-talking former cop who spent years rationalizing what she couldn’t explain. Until she couldn’t anymore. From the moment something loomed behind plate glass in the dead of night… to watching a hulking

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Enjoy mellow rainfall and thunder in the distance in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The soft rain and rolling thunder create a peaceful retreat for sleep or meditation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Las olas rompiendo en la arena te guían hacia un estado de paz interior. Un fondo sonoro relajante ideal para cualquier momento del día.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I'm delighted to welcome back Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland who previously joined me to share her amazing wisdom and some of her soulful poetry from her incredible book Daring To Hope at the Cliff’s Edge in Episode 35. Elizabeth is currently on a UK and Europe tour with her composer husband Beverly Glenn-Copeland, if you have the opportunity to see them live then I highly recommend it. They also have a beautiful new album Laughter in Summer which is available for Pre-order: https://bev...

Like any industry, music has a carbon footprint – from live events and global touring to merchandise and streaming. Yet what makes music unique is its reach and power to inspire change. In this episode, James and Daisy are joined by Daniel Morrell – sustainability pioneer, environmental activist, artist, and electronic musician. Together they explore music’s role in the fight against climate change. What are the impacts of the industry? How can music drive climate action? Who is leading the

In this episode of "The Nature of Idaho," hosts Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett talk with Tyler Scheibenpflug, president of the Portneuf Valley Trail Alliance, about the importance and evolution of trail systems around Pocatello, Idaho. Tyler discusses the creation and goals of the alliance, focusing on sustainable trail maintenance, accessibility for all users, and the need for clear trail signage. The episode covers a range of topics from trail etiquette, environmental impacts, and the variety

Dog breeding is the single most powerful change agent that can shape the future of dogs. And yet we are living in a time where hundreds of thousands of pet dogs are born into bodies that make it impossible for them to breathe, exercise, avoid injury clean themselves or talk to other members of their species on a level playing field due to extreme conformation. In this second episode of an exciting 2 parter, Dr Dan O’Neil & Dr Rowena Packer from the Royal Veterinary Collage explore a...

Dog breeding is the single most powerful change agent that can shape the future of dogs. And yet we are living in a time where hundreds of thousands of pet dogs are born into bodies that make it impossible for them to breathe, exercise, avoid injury clean themselves or talk to other members of their species on a level playing field due to extreme conformation. In this first episode of an exciting 2 parter Dr Dan O’Neil & Dr Rowena Packer from the Royal Veterinary Collage explain; ...

Send us a text Join Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin on a crisp October morning for an away day to the serene Forncett St Peter Low Meadows, an SSSI beside the River Tas, where frost lingers and fog clears to reveal plans for re-wiggling the river—restoring ancient meanders to slow flows, curb flooding, and revive oxbow lakes. Explore this unimproved grassland's biodiversity, from four orchid species and quaking grass to barn owls, kestrels, and otters, amid discussions on historical straight...

Relájate y encuentra serenidad con los trinos suaves de las aves, perfectos para meditar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Carl Jackson Show, Carl delves into the contentious topics of identity politics and anti-Semitism, exploring the intersections between right-wing and left-wing ideologies. He passionately argues for the importance of supporting Israel from a Christian perspective, highlighting historical and spiritual connections. Carl also critiques recent political stances, questioning the alignment of conservative values with socialized medicine. Join Carl for a thought-provoking discussion

Today, the Safari heads back to Washington, DC, to visit the new bird house at the National Zoo! We talk about the unique facilities of the building, how the entire approach to the bird collection at the zoo changed, what went into designing and creating an award-winning space, and so much more! EPISODE LINKS: @smithsonianzoo on socials nationalzoo.si.edu ROSSIFARI LINKS: @rossifari on socials @rossifaripod on the TikTok machine Rossifari.com Patreon....