Welcome back to Random Nature, the podcast where Christy the birder/academic explores the enchanting and often surprising connections between humanity and the natural world. Today she engages in a lively discussions with a fascinating guests, This week she talks to Eric K., a journalist based in the D.C. area. We mention: Canada Geese Urban foxes campus food delivery robots.

In today's podcast I bring news of the amazing recovery of the Dartford Warbler in the UK. A wrongful bird rescue, Canon's new camera teaser, and I find out what the longest camera focal length is.

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The flesh-eating New World Screwworm has returned to the U.S. A Maryland resident was the first human case of 2025. We'll review the timeline, facts, and how it infected the person, symptoms, treatments, and what this means for travelers, pet owners, and public health. Let's Talk! PODCAST WEBSITE: https://letstalkwild.buzzsprout.com/ LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/letstalkwild YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/@letstalkwild INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/letstalkwild/ - Follow me on all podcast...

While survival is our main focus, there are unfortunate scenarios where it's not possible. In this episode, we explore seven of the most brutal and bizarre deaths in history, a topic not for the faint-hearted. What tiny mistake led to one of the most gruesome diving accidents ever? How did a Disney attraction turn into a rotating death chamber? And what horrifying fate befell an Arby’s manager? Timeline: 00:33 - The Most Radioactive Man 02:58 - The Dutch Dinner of Death 04:43 - Byford Dolphin

What if city life could be greener, healthier, and more connected? In this Climate Month episode of Good News from Planet Earth, host Diana Holguin explores how urban planners and communities are reimagining cities to work better for people, pollinators, and the planet.The 15-Minute City model is transforming urban spaces so that everything from schools and shops to healthcare and parks is within a short walk or bike ride. Paris is leading the way with new bike lanes, playground-parks, and even a

These animal species have shown that matriarchy is the way to go. We’re gifting the first month of a Planet Wild membership to the first 200 viewers who sign up using the code ANIMALOGIC. Sign up here: Planet Wild Want to learn about how bee fences are helping save elephants? Click: here Become an Animalogic member: Animalogic Membership Get Animalogic Merch: Animalogic Merch Support Animalogic on Patreon: Patreon Subscribe for new episodes on Fridays: Subscribe Follow us on social

Seldom seen but working hard to help clean up dead stuff, carrion beetles are fascinating insects.  And even among carrion beetles, burying beetles are unique.  Learn all about burying beetles on this episode of the Dispatches from the Forest Podcast!Support the podcast by becoming a Patron!  Get the details at www.patreon.com/dispatchesfromtheforest Donate using the Cash App and the Cashtag $ForestNerd Donate using PayPal or send me an email!  www.Dispatchesfromtheforest@gmail.com Check out the

Send us any experiences you've had with the paranormal or cryptids here This week we share two hardworking cryptids that provide a service to society. Support the show

Send us a text Into the blue yonder, The quiet revolution in the horse world, has taken me home to Palo Alto, imagine that? And it isn't just Web Ranch. My interview with my Bot Flicker has me feeling the shift that Ai is bringing to the world we all live. And I'm not happy about it. We are a not ready! Even Flicker CIRCA 2024 agrees!! I can think of so many more useful ways the young genius of Palo Alto could be directing their attention. But no Gree...

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The World We Need is an audience-supported newsletter and podcast. You can support The World We Need through a free or paid subscription on Substack.Subscribe to The World We Need by Michelle Malanca Frey on SubstackA few rewilding links: KneppRewilding BritainEoghan Dalton and the Irish Rainforest (Beshara Magazine)After Shutting Down, These Golf Courses Went Wild (New York Times)De-Pave ParkUrban Rewilding; The value and co-benefits of nature in Urban Spaces (C40 Cities and Arup) Get full access

September is Climate Month, and Good News from Planet Earth is diving beneath the waves to share an inspiring story of resilience and renewal. Coral reefs, often called the “rainforests of the sea,” support a quarter of all marine life while covering less than one percent of the ocean floor. They protect coastlines, sustain fisheries, and fuel tourism economies. But rising ocean temperatures and mass bleaching events have put reefs in crisis.This episode highlights the hopeful side of the story

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Discover how Xiye Bastida, a Mexican-Chilean climate activist, integrates Indigenous wisdom and youth leadership to drive global environmental justice.

Bertie speaks with Mark Parrington about this year’s record-breaking wildfires, and the health implications of increasing air pollution.  Mark is a senior scientist at the EU’s Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, where he uses satellite imagery to monitor wildfire emissions in real-time.  He tells Bertie about the scale of the recent surge in wildfires across Europe, North America, and the Arctic, and the health impacts of particulate matter and long-range pollution transport. They also

Step into the whimsical world of Nigel Thistledown, your charmingly eccentric AI host who brings centuries of garden wisdom without the mud under his fingernails. In "Garden," Nigel guides you through six delightful episodes exploring the art, history, and beautiful chaos of English gardening. From Victorian flower languages that could start scandals to epic battles with mischievous robins, from formal garden feuds to spectacular horticultural disasters that somehow create magic, Nigel's wit and

We are thrilled to start this podcast on benefits valuation. In the pilot episode, Ed Pinero, President of EcoMetrics, and Taylor Marshall, Executive Director of Restore the Earth Foundation and Project Advisor to EcoMetrics, begin our conversation by defining benefits, why it is important to value them, and how this valuation can make the business case for nature-based solutions in any industry. RESOURCES: EcoMetrics LLC Website Restore the Earth Foundation Website

It's weather!

Chief Meteorologist Dave Turley and Meteorologist Andrew Gorton talk about the cooler weather in our area and give an update on what's happening in the tropics.