Nerds, Into The Wild is back!We are back with weekly Nature News after our summer off & we are jumping straight into some juicy wildlife stories for you along with some exciting things for Into The Wild! On week 23 we have reintroduction stories, policy updates from deep peat burning & 30 by 30, tourism booms in Nepal AND Koala chlamydial (yeah, Ryan didn't see the last one coming either). Show notes: Links to all stories mentioned: Water Voles / Deep Peat Burning / Tourism Boom in Nepal /

What if the very people we assume have the least to offer spiritually are actually our greatest prayer warriors? Pastor Joe Infranco returns to Blurry Creatures for Part Two of our deep dive into the phenomenon of telepathic spellers, sharing what couldn't be covered in The Telepathy Tapes. Joined by Matt Nuessle, the father of Cody, they share astonishing accounts of non-speaking autistic individuals who claim to visit a supernatural hill where they meet Jesus, receive divine assignments, and

Dateline: September 19, 2025. Rossifari Zoo News is back with a round up of the latest news in the world of zoos, aquariums, conservation, and animal weirdness! We start off with a couple interesting emails I've received recently. If you can help with Shots for Spots, please do so here: https://kindest.com/831498-shots-for-spots And if you work with great apes, please check out this survey: https://warwick.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9KB5xM0s0ToWbuS Then it's time fo...

Deer Camp With The Lindseys Week 4 of 2025: Openers in state like Iowa are in sight on the 10 day weather forecast! For some drought stricken states, we finally saw some good rain and it got the deer moving! Unfortunately the weather forecast doesn't have a true cold front in the mix, but there may be enough of a temperature change to get deer up. On top of that, be on the look out for those oak trees! They are starting to drop the acorns and it is going to draw the deer in big time! And like the

Welcome to Season 2 of the Shark Net Podcast. Andre and new co-host Ali will take you through everything that has happened since the last episode, which has been quite a lot! A brief overview of the updates in this ep: QLD New LNP Government$88m extra poured into shark cullingEPBC Act, s43bWhale EntanglementsFrozen out by DPINSW Shark net removal trial, now abandonedDee Why fatal shark biteLED light trial to reduce bycatchShark Nets v Barriers misreportingDaily Telegraph reporting inaccuracie...

Language: English 🟢 While Dutch is Suriname’s official language, in this episode our guest and interviewer spoke in English to reach a wider audience. 🎧 Welcome to the fourth episode of “Conversations for The Amazon We Want”, a podcast by the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) of the Science Panel for the Amazon (SPA). In this episode, YAC member Sorayadebie Jhagroe talks with Verginia Wortel, SPA Author and Head of the Forest Management Department at CELOS in Suriname. They discuss Verginia’s

What if the future of egg farming could eliminate one of the industry’s most difficult animal welfare issues—male chick culling? Thanks to in-ovo sexing technology, that future is here.This week on Foodie Pharmacology, I talk with Jasen Urena, Vice President of NestFresh, about the launch of their Humanely Hatched™ eggs—the first in the U.S. to ensure only female chicks are incubated. It’s a groundbreaking step that transforms both animal welfare and consumer choice. Jasen shares his journey at

My latest Roving Nature podcast episode just dropped! In this episode, I talk to Palmer McIntyre and Hollis Oberlies about their book, Trails and Treats – A Hiker and Runner’s Guide to Great Trails and Good Eats in North Carolina. Written by a female hiker and runner duo, the guide is designed for both seasoned hikers and trail runners, as well as first-time explorers. A recipient of the Southeast Non-Fiction award from the National Indie Excellence Awards, this wonderful trail guide combines their

Chris Clarke discusses the political tensions boiling over in the U.S., particularly surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Clarke offers a profound exploration into the implications of this event on the left-wing movement while criticizing the portrayal of the desert, advocating for the urgent need to protect these delicate ecosystems. As a long-time activist, Chris emphasizes the significance of non-violence in political change and the dangers of one-sided media narratives. Throughout the

Our first guest Miriam had a close-up sighting of a puma back in 1968 in Surrey, while on an archaeological dig. She explains how she and her mother watched in silence before in slunk off. The local police followed up and found footprints from which they took casts. Miriam was recruited as a podcast guest at the recent event, Depicting Britain’s Beasts, when she visited the Nature in Art specialist wildlife gallery. Poems from podcast listeners were published in a document for that event, and...

50 years ago, MIT scientists released The Limits to Growth, a computer model that warned civilization was on an unsustainable path. In 2022, sustainability researcher Gaya Herrington revisited that work and found that real-world data matches the collapse scenarios almost exactly. In this episode of Collapse Curriculum, I’m joined by my old college math professor and now my co-host. For those deep in the “doomersphere,” he’s kind of a normie. Which makes this a fun and engaging conversation: one

Experience the tranquility of Tranquil Drift, brought to you by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode offers relaxing wave ambiance to support focus, mindfulness, or unwinding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of One Lagoon – One Voice, we dive into the fascinating world of oyster farming with Sam Walsh of SharkBite Oysters and Nicolette Mariano of Treasure Coast Shellfish. Jessy chats with the farmers about how they grow oysters in floating gear on the Indian River Lagoon, what makes Florida oysters unique, and why eating farmed oysters is actually good for the environment.You’ll learn how local genetics make oysters stronger and better suited for Florida’s hot, salty waters, how farms

Career Highlight Miniseries - Stormwater Management- Hosted by Hannah Roverse - Guest David Franklin At Zen4Blue, we love sharing marine and water related careers that don’t always look like what you’d expect. This month’s Career Highlight features David Franklin, an industrial stormwater management expert with over 35 years experience in construction site erosion control and industrial stormwater quality sectors. He has worked on stormwater issues as a consultant, specifier, SWPPP

Regenerative agriculture isn’t new. To quote today’s guest, it’s an “exciting old thing.” Yet in the modern world, this ancient, innate wisdom often feels forgotten, and the consequences show up in our food system, in our health, and in the climate. At its core, the challenge isn’t just about farming practices, it’s about how we see ourselves in relation to the land.In this episode, Monica sits down with journalist and author Kelsey Timmerman to explore what it means to belong to a place rather than

Sam plays the role of guest and talks about all things furbearer. What are furbearers? Species of animals grouped together for no other reason than people like to kill them for their fur.

Mother Nature is worried. Few people care about the climate crisis because “it’s so fucking boring”. Mother Nature calls renowned climate scientist Sir. David King to ask for help, but the conversation quickly falls into confusing metaphors and complicated statistics. It becomes clear: if anybody is going to listen, they need to find a celebrity. But who? Sweet Little Human is an Orkan Media production released in collaboration with R8dio and funded by The Carlsberg Foundation. Written,...

In this episode of Through the Gates, we sit down with Veronica Yovovich, Human-Wildlife Conflict Specialist with CSU Extension, to tackle one of the most pressing issues in Colorado today: the impacts of wolf reintroduction by ballot box biology. From working directly with livestock producers to navigating the fallout of Proposition 114, Veronica shares insight into the challenges ranchers face, the uncertainty surrounding wolf management, and how science-based solutions can help bridge div...

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My guest today is author and journalist, Paul Koberstein. I spoke with Paul in 2024 about a book he co-authored called “Canopy of Titans: The Life and Times of the Great North American Temperate Rainforest”. I recently read a great new article of his entitled “Greenwashing in the Evergreen State”, exploring how an industry funded quasi-academic entity got the Democratically controlled Washington State Legislature to endorse industrial logging as beneficial for the climate. I’m a sucker ...