Unwind with Ocean Stillness, curated by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode features soothing tidal sounds for focus, relaxation, or setting a tranquil atmosphere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thoughts on the role of peer-reviewed literature in conservation, and related issues/implications. I would LOVE to hear your thoughts on this, too! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit conservationrealist.substack.com

Mit Arunjunai Raj Mahendran und Lea Ranacher von Wood K Plus spreche ich über die potentiale bio-basierte Sensoren für die Anwendung im Bau-, Automobil- und Sportartikelsektor. In ihrem Forschungsprojekt i3Sense versuchen sie die Funktionalität und Zuverlässigkeit von tragenden Bauteilen aus Holz und Naturfasern zu verbessern. Mit innovativen, unsichtbar integrierten Sensoren untersuchen sie kritische Parameter wie Feuchtigkeit, mechanische Belastung und Temperatur, um die Lebensdauer u...

Vivarium Backgrounds are an integral part of dart frog vivarium builds. They can be simple or complex, but in the right hands they can become true works of art. This week Im joined by @mikegravia and we discuss his methods for building show room quality vivarium backgrounds. We cover materials, methods, and the learning curve, as well as how to scale a build properly to recreate a slice of nature. Be sure to give Mike a follow @mikegravia Broaden your knowledge of herpetology online or ...

Eucalyptus recluse and sleepy marsupial wonder... Get cozy and relax! This podcast is funded by advertising. Info and offers from our sponsors: https://linktr.ee/PodcastForSleep Here's the Wikipedia article (revised): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koala CC BY-SA 4.0

This month Lucas, Elliot and Digby explore four remarkable rewilding stories from across the globe. Journey to the Danube, where ancient sturgeon are making a comeback through the LIFE-Boat 4 Sturgeon project. Soar over South Africa with VulPro as vultures reclaim the skies. Travel to New Zealand for the revival of the critically endangered kakī. Then return to London, where Citizen Zoo is gathering public opinion on the potential return of white storks. Take the Thoughts On Storks survey

Welcome to this very special episode of the Love The Bees Podcast! I’m your host, Yvonne Johnston, and I am thrilled to be wrapping up our season with you today. But don’t worry—this isn’t goodbye! We’ll be back in the spring with even more insights and tips from our fantastic panel of beekeepers, bird experts and horticulturists!So, let’s get into the good stuff! As we transition into autumn—the most enchanting time of the year for me—I can’t help but feel inspired by the beauty of nature winding

What happens when a spiritually sensitive woman moves to Sweet Home, Oregon — and is immediately flooded with face-to-face sightings, glowing red eyes, and mysterious footprints? In this gripping and emotional episode, we sit down with Chelle Heaton, founder of the Sweet Home, Oregon Sasquatch Research Group, whose lifelong obsession with Bigfoot began with reoccurring childhood dreams and took a stunning turn in the forests of the Oregon Cascades. From ethereal face-to-face encounters to trails

Enjoy evening rain sounds and distant thunder in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The steady rainfall and subtle thunder rumbles create a tranquil and immersive experience.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Florida’s first bear hunt since 2015 is sparking controversy with over 160,000 applications for just 172 permits. What does this mean for conservation, wildlife management, and public opinion? In this episode, we explore the heated debate and its global implications.But that’s not all. We also dive into the journey of belugas being exported from Canada, the often-overlooked role of seed-spreading animals in fighting climate change, and the return of cheetahs to India. Each story highlights the

Send us a text In this episode of Naturally Scott, Scott Harris is joined by acclaimed writer, artist, and naturalist Julie Zickefoose. Julie has spent a lifetime capturing the beauty of birds and wildlife through both her art and her stories, and she brings that same passion and curiosity to this conversation. Together, Scott and Julie explore: The intersection of art and conservationMemorable encounters with birds that shaped her work and worldviewThe power of storytelling in nature writing...

Tonight’s guest, Harlan Skarphol, had 4 Dogman encounters in Northern Colorado, which isn’t a place where a lot of Dogman encounters are reported. Not only did his encounters happen in a place where they don’t seem to be common, his encounters were different than most of the Dogman encounters eyewitnesses report having. We hope you’ll tune into tonight’s livestream episode of the show and find out why his encounters were different.MY NEW DOGMAN PODCAST!My new podcast is called "Dogman Tales.” It

First Nations people have been caring for land and sea along the Great Barrier Reef Coast for thousands of years. In this powerful interview, Traditional Owner Gavin Singleton explains the enduring connection First Nations people have with the Reef, what they're doing to help protect it, and how we can all foster a stronger connection with each other and the Reef. The didgeridoo recording at the end of this episode is from Gavin's 2018 TEDx Talk at JCU. More information: Dawul Wuru Aboriginal...

Explore the gripping stories of Americans captured in North Korea for seemingly minor offenses. We recount the tragic tale of Otto Warmbier, a young American sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster. Discover more about the harrowing experiences of Laura Ling & Euna Lee, and the cases of Fowle, Bae & Miller. Whether facing an earthquake, mudslide, or shark attack, learn how to survive life-threatening situations through science and survivor stories. Note: This video isn't

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Noelle MKY Kahanu is a bridge builder across art, policy and social justice through her work as a museum curator, legal scholar, Hawaiian rights activist, and teacher. She is a University of Hawaiʻi Specialist and Interim Director for Museum Studies Graduate Certificate Program, having worked for fifteen years previously as a curator and program lead for the Bishop Museum. Noelle tells us of traversing the many worlds of art and activism, beginning in her youth with close family and friends who were

In this episode, Dr. Nicole Rambo and Sarah discuss whether a horse needs to gain muscle, weight, or both. They explore how to determine the specific needs of a horse through body condition and muscling scores, explain the Tribute Wellness System, and provide strategies for safely gaining weight and building muscle. The discussion also covers nutritional interventions, appropriate feeding programs, and the importance of addressing dietary needs before focusing on muscle development. Practical

In this episode, Daithí is joined by Karol Balfe, CEO of ActionAid Ireland and Mahesh Badal, the Senior Program and Business Development Manager for ActionAid Nepal. Our two guests talk to us through the realities of climate change in the Global South, highlighting the disproportionate burden placed on the Global South, both in terms of the local effects of climate change and the mitigation of those effects. With ActionAid’s recent report ‘The Hidden Truth – Ireland's Role in the Global Fossil Fuel

This episode of *Change Hampton Presents: Save the Planet One Yard at a Time* features writer and activist **Bill McKibben**, discussing his memoir *The Flag, the Cross, and the Station Wagon*. McKibben reflects on his suburban childhood in Lexington, Massachusetts, and how the U.S. shifted from community-minded values in the 1960s–70s toward hyper-individualism, inequality, weakened democracy, and climate inaction. He critiques the legacy of the Reagan era, the role of suburbanization in

This episode of "The Nature of Idaho" features Shana Drimal, wildlife program manager for the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, discussing the importance of Yellowstone’s bison and ongoing conservation strategies. Key topics include the history and recovery of bison populations from near extinction to about 5,000 animals today, challenges due to limited migration outside the park because of habitat loss and state policies, and the ecological benefits bison bring to grassland health and other species