Heat PumpsTraditional heating and cooling systems are the largest sources of emissions in a home. Heat pumps have lower carbon emissions than any other home heating system and can even be carbon neutral when run by renewable energy sources, like solar panels. They are also safer, more efficient, and cheaper in the long run. What keeps many homeowners from installing them, despite the benefits, is the high upfront costs. Heat pump group-buy programs can help with that.How It Works – Heat Pumps and

In this episode of The Birding Life Podcast, I sit down with Barry Forbes for a conversation about sound recording and the way it can completely change how we experience birds.Rather than a formal interview, this episode is a relaxed discussion about Barry’s journey into birding, how he became interested in recording bird sounds, and what he has learnt along the way.We chat about how sound recording can improve your ability to recognise and remember bird calls, how it encourages you to slow down in

Erika talks with guest, Bridget Guiza from the White Earth Tribal and Community College. She is part of the White Earth Reservation and the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe. Bridget talks about the challenges of our time being at the nexus of food, water, and energy sovereignty and being allies with Indigenous and rural communities.Bridget is the Customized Education Coordinator at the White Earth Tribal and Community College. She has a background in Environmental Systems and Planning and has experience in

Send "Fan Mail" to RickIn this 10 -minute Tuesday episode of Animals, Nature, and You, host Rick Schwartz discusses the importance of the well informed voter in the upcoming midterm elections and how it impacts conservation efforts, wildlife protection, and ecosystems - and therefore, you too. Yes, the old saying, "Conservation works when we work together," is true. And your individual act of informed voting can also help preserve natural spaces and countless species; including

Marshall Johnson, Chief Conservation Officer for the National Audubon Society, joins Bill Hodge and Anders Reynolds to discuss how the Conservation Ranching Program aligns rancher livelihoods with grassland health. Johnson explains why ranchers were the easiest sell for a national certification effort and how birds act as diplomats connecting urban and rural communities. The conversation traces the program’s evolution from a small pilot to a national framework, highlighting collaborations

This weeks guest is Nick Mott who is a freshwater ecologist as we talk all things white clawed crayfish in the final episode!Newsletter Buy Me a Coffee Facebook Page Youtube Channel

Chris and Xand van Tulleken continue their conversation with Dr Cathy Stannard, clinical lead of the pain transformation programme at NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board and the clinical lead for the NICE guideline on chronic pain. Together, they take a closer look at chronic pain, exploring what happens when pain persists beyond the original injury. The conversation also explores how chronic pain is treated. They discuss why medical treatments that work well for acute pain may be less

Welcome to What's Up Docs?, the podcast where doctors and identical twins Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore the ideas shaping our health and wellbeing.In this episode, they turn their attention to pain - one of the most familiar, yet least understood, experiences of being human.Joined by Dr Cathy Stannard, clinical lead of the pain transformation programme at NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board and the clinical lead for the NICE guideline on chronic pain, they explore what happens in the

A family called police after something spent hours circling their home and shrieking. The responding officer reportedly watched a huge, two-legged figure clear a five-foot fence. The family said it returned after he left.Retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer Chris Raabis comes forward to share the Bigfoot-related call he helped follow up on near Pemberton, British Columbia. He describes interviewing the frightened family, hearing his colleague’s account, and documenting the incident in a

Enjoy a mellow, beautiful ramble with herbalist and healer Brigit Anna MacNeill and find gentle joy in the wild plants we find in our gardens, parks and hedgerows. Brigit offers Plodcast host Fergus Collins deep insight into the medicinal uses of common wayside wildflowers and why we should change our approach to the idea of 'weeds'.Beautiful, meditative and healing. Read Brigit's wonderful book The Wild Within, published by September booksGet in touch on Facebook! Search "BBC Countryfile Magazine -

These Bigfoot encounters happened in forests, near rivers, along mountain roads, and around isolated campsites. Each witness came away with a story they would never forget.

At midnight, gentle ocean waves glide across the horizon, their soft lapping soothing your mind into tranquil repose.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Descend along Sipadan’s coral wall, where green and hawksbill sea turtles rest among swaying sea fans, reef sharks glide quietly through the blue, and schools of barracuda gather beyond the reef. This peaceful nature documentary reveals how life flourishes on the edge of an ancient oceanic island.Drift past coral gardens, hidden crevices, and the deep water below while gentle narration explores Sipadan’s remarkable marine ecosystem. Relax, fall asleep, or simply enjoy the quiet beauty of one of the

Meet the gem of the Georgia Piedmont, the Yellowfin Shiner! On this episode we learn all about the color-popping spawning habits of Yellowfins and other species in the Hydrophlox genus, their association with nest-building species like Bluehead Chubs and stonerollers, and where to spot them. You'll also get tips on successfully keeping native fish in aquaria and how to make friendships with other fish nerds. Our guests are Michael Wolfe with the North American Native Fishes Association and Bryson

Send us Fan Mail What can the Miami Dolphins’ legendary perfect season teach us about resilience, teamwork, competition—and even life outdoors? In this episode of Wildly Unplug, Lauren Connolly welcomes author Bob Gonzalez back to the podcast to talk about his new book, Pro Football’s Constitution, a humorous and creative celebration of the 1972 Miami Dolphins and the only perfect season in NFL history. Bob shares the football history behind the undefeated Dolphins, including the quarterbac...

James looks into the DOJ investigation into egg price fixing and what it can tell us about the way our food system treats animals and people. Sources:

This week, we will not have a new episode for you from the Cryptids and Cold Ones gang. But, with that being said here in episode 001 of John's new show "Night Watch Paranormal"! Follow Night Watch Paranormal everywhere you get your podcasts...since you're already here, that is. Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio Do you have a story to tell? Check out our submission site where you can not only record your sighting or experience but you can find all of

This week we touch on bow camp Wes did. Also talk on how Levi is putting in work for early muzzleloader. Also talk on a goose hunt Levi went on.

Vidéo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exDo_jfvdWYDate de publication originale: 22/11/2024 Description issue de la vidéo Youtube: Vidéo réalisée par le Centre National d'agroécologie (CNA) https://centre-national-agroecologie.fr/ Cette vidéo a été créée dans le cadre du projet CONSERWA, avec le financement de l’Union Européenne Video created as part of the CONSERWA research project, funded by the EU: https://conserwa.eu/ 💙 Si vous voulez faire un don pour soutenir notre production

What kind of animal can see light we cannot and strike with enough force to crack a crab’s shell? In this classic episode from 2022, Chris and Angie meet the mantis shrimp: a small marine predator with extraordinary eyes and one of the most powerful hunting strikes in the animal world. Some species smash hard-shelled prey, while others use sharp, spear-like limbs to catch fish.“Mantis shrimp” refers to hundreds of species, so there is no single conservation status for them all. Some face pressure