A recent study by the Nature Conservancy confirms that thinning of forests here in the Southwest is good for trees and the wildlife sustained by them, including birds. An Audubon sponsored project involving scores of scientists has come up with a new way to track birds in migration. A report on how dressing for desert conditions, especially in the heat of summer, is critically important. Bird of the episode: Lucy's Warbler. Birding hotspot: Chevelon Canyon Wildlife Area. Friend of wildlife: A...

Tonight’s guests, Montra Withers and Kyle Gibson, have had Bigfoot sightings in California and Washington State. Montra had her sighting in the late 70’s, in Tuolumne County, California. She’d gone on a camping trip with her parents, in their travel trailer. They found a nice camping spot to park their travel trailer and they stayed there for two weeks. Early one afternoon, Montra walked down a footpath, looking for a friend she had made while she and her family had been staying at that campsite,

On this Episode of Every Animal Ever we discuss whether Native Americans were riding Tapirs, why Tapirs love nightmares and George of the Jungle for some reason. Every Animal Ever is recorded on Jinibara land. Theme song written and recorded by The Zoo Fighters Mixed and Mastered at Finiflex Sound Studios Artwork by Jase Harper - jaseharper.com Instagram - @everyanimalever.pod @cesar_on_safari @zachmander Email - everyanimalever.pod@gmail.com

On this episode of "A Glitch in the Matrix," Jessica explores the pale crawler phenomenon, with many recent sightings across the world, particularly in the United States. She also gives an update on the mysterious creature that hatched from a meteorite out of Panama that has the world on edge. Hoax or not, the seemingly living "alien" was released into a water source and appears to be thriving. What does that mean for the future of humanity?Follow James:(4) Super Soldier Talk -

Send us a text If you’ve ever wondered how to turn your passion for animals into a real career, this episode is for you. Conservation biologist Kate Sheridan joins me to share her journey and the lessons she’s learned working on the frontlines of wildlife conservation. With a heart for rhino protection, Kate is passionate about helping people find their own path into working with wildlife. We cover: - The skills that make you stand out when applying for wildlife jobs - The ongoing fight agai...

Today we sit down with Mary Anne Piacentini, Executive Director and CEO of Coastal Prairie Conservancy, to discuss the role of conservation organizations in building better environments all around us. Beyond the work of habitat creation and maintenance, conservation is a complex mix of science, law, education, and outreach that creates spaces that plants, humans, and animals can enjoy. Piacentini discusses the work of Coastal Prairie Conservancy throughout Southeast Texas, and how they are helping

In the second episode focussing on Clinical Decision Making, this week we look at clinical reasoning. Last week we discussed the way in which vets make decisions and all of the things that they are juggling at the one time, considering their own knowledge and experience, alongside the needs of the owner and the needs of the animal. Clinical reasoning encompasses all of the processes that take place in a consultation, and that lead to the decision making process. It can be described in different

Kyle Patrick stops by to tell us what life is like as a new Elite Series angler and established social media influencer.

Begin your day with Morning Calm, brought to you by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode captures peaceful beach sounds to set a relaxing tone for your morning or meditation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us as we dive back into the lore of the Warrens and travel to 284 Green St in Brimsdown, Enfield, London, England. Were the stories true, or were the simply manufactured by two young girls for attention? That's for you to decide! linktr.ee/cryptidsandcoldones

In this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I sit down with Brian from Illinois, who has been fascinated by the Bigfoot mystery for decades. Brian began investigating the subject back in 2000, joining a research group that led him to the Kansas City area, where strange events unfolded along the Platte River. At a boat ramp one evening, Brian captured a chilling loud growl on his recorder while locals fishing nearby admitted they had experienced unexplainable encounters. On return trips, Brian documented

Send a COMMENT to OYSTER-ology here! In this episode of OYSTER-ology, I get back together with Sam Walsh of SharkBite Oysters. Sam discusses his journey from studying marine biology to becoming an oyster farmer in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. He shares how oyster farming's sustainability and lifestyle benefits drew him in after experiences in finfish and shrimp farming. Sam highlights his growth from a small operation to a million oysters in the water. He talks about the unique challenges...

In this episode of "Hunting Matters," we sit down with Mike Arnold, a lifelong hunter and a Distinguished Research Professor and Head of the Department of Genetics at the University of Georgia. Mike brings a powerful scientific perspective to the world of hunting and conservation.From his earliest hunts for quail and rabbits in his childhood to pursuing kudu and leopard in Africa and brocket deer in Mexico, Mike shares how the hunter’s horn sounded for him at age five and never stopped. We discuss

Episode 18: Docile Brahmans?!? with Grant and Nicole Vassberg of Kallion Farms What happens when a breeder decides to push back against everything the cattle industry holds sacred? Grant and Nicole Vassberg of Kallion Farms have been doing exactly that with their bold approach to Brahman cattle. For 15 years, Kallion has carried the label of “black sheep” in the Brahman world - systematically breeding away from the stereotype of wild, infertile cattle and toward docile, fertile animals that t...

Journalist Chris Keyes, former Editor in Chief at Outside magazine and now the founder of RE:PUBLIC, a nonprofit newsroom focused entirely on public lands, joins Bill and Anders for this episode of The Wild Idea. Chris talks about what pushed him to start something new, why independent reporting matters, and how RE:PUBLIC is stepping in to tell the stories that often get overlooked about the 600 million acres of land we all share.Find out more in the show notes at thewildidea.com

James from South Carolina was rifle hunting for whitetail when he had a terrifying close encounter with a Sasquatch. While sitting in his deer stand, he noticed red glowing eyes watching him from the woods. Soon after, heavy limb-breaking echoed through the forest. When James shined his flashlight, he came face-to-face with a hulking, 10-foot creature that he feared might pull him from the stand.In fear, James abandoned his hunt and left the area. The encounter left behind an overwhelming stench and

Wilf and his son-in-law Skeet went out on what they were expecting to be a routine elk hunt, but ran into something much, much more dangerous. Wes then takes the opportunity to explore why bear spray is your best chance at deterring, avoiding, and surviving violent encounters with bears.Watch here: https://youtu.be/jJrx8JRxWKY ~~ LMNT: Get a free 8-count Sample Pack with any purchase at http://drinklmnt.com/tooth Miracle Brand: Upgrade your sleep with Miracle Made! Go to

We’re heading East today! Oregon’s Blue Mountains encompass some of the most beautiful landscapes and habitats anywhere. Within the Blue’s 15,000 square miles, you’ll find such Oregon gems as the John Day river, the Eagle Cap wilderness, Hell’s Canyon, and a huge percentage of Oregon’s forests. But because they are geographically isolated from major population centers, they often don’t get the recognition they deserve. That remoteness also makes them vulnerable to resource extrac...

What happens when a conservationist working in Iowa's timberlands begins to sense that something is watching him? In this eerie and intense episode, we sit down with Jesse, a forestry contractor from Van Buren County, Iowa, who shares a lifetime of strange experiences that range from childhood encounters with hairy beings to mysterious orbs, tree structures, mind-speak, and being told to leave certain areas of the woods immediately. Jesse's detailed accounts—rooted in conservation work across

Unwind with rainfall at dusk and low thunder sounds in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The gentle rain and distant thunder offer a calming transition into the night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices