At this year's Lincolnshire Environment Awards, Melvyn caught up with Community Officer, Sue Fysh, who spoke about exciting plans for Whisby, including the new Whisby HUB (Helping Understand Biodiversity), set to be finished next year. This new space will be a thriving place for local community groups to come and share ideas with one another.Melvyn also spoke to Education Officer and Youth Lead, Sam Reast, who talked about what these building renovations mean for the Whisby Education programme

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Drift into calm with the gentle flow of a river meeting a tranquil lake, perfect for sleep, meditation, and deep relaxation. Immerse yourself in soothing nature sounds that ease stress and promote peaceful rest.

Frances's angry text about the executive order, and how it launched this episodeMeet Dr. David Shiffman: shark science, policy, and why he's called Shark Week's biggest criticThe story behind "Why Sharks Matter"What Section 7 of the new executive order actually saysNOAA already has a depredation strategy, so what's this task force for?Depredation explained: what it means to get "sharked"Why shark populations can't simply boom, and why culling wouldn't helpSharks learning that engine noise means

Dr. Nicole Rambo and Sarah discuss Tribute’s new Equilibrium range for metabolic and digestive support. Its four products—a ration balancer, senior feed, forage blend, and treats—contain 9.5% or less sugar and starch. They compare the balancer and senior feed with Essential K and Seniority, highlighting lower NSC levels and targeted nutritional support. They also explain how Equilibrium Forage can replace or supplement hay, while Equilibrium Treats offer a higher-fiber, lower-sugar reward.You can

Vallarta Pine :: Pinus vallartensisBad at Goodbyes :: Episode 088On today’s show we learn about the Vallarta Pine, a critically endangered conifer native to the state of Jalisco, in western Mexico, near Puerto Vallarta a few miles inland from Banderas Bay on the Pacific Ocean. Its scientific name is Pinus vallartensis and it was first described in 2017.For more information about Vallarta Pine conservation and to donate to support their protection, please see the Vallarta Botanical Gardens at

Kevin Kenney of Nebraska joins Trent Loos on Rural Route to break down rising diesel, gasoline, and nitrogen fertilizer prices. Kevin explains how strict EPA regulations and refinery closures, including major losses in California, have squeezed the nation's fuel supply. The conversation turns to…

A man who returns home to help on the farm ends up finding out the hard way why his Grandpa said to NEVER grow corn on their property.Listen to Unexplained Encounters on your Favorite Podcast App! https://pod.link/1152248491 Or listen to more of my narrations on Tales from the Break Room https://pod.link/1621075170 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Helen Needham meets up with writer Gabriella Bennett to discuss her book 'How to Build a City'. They meet in Glenrothes in Fife where Gabriella spent part of her childhood.

For September’s Women in Wildlife podcast episode, we are joined by wildlife professional, mother and published author Tina Strachan to talk about building a career in wildlife, navigating motherhood, and finding unexpected opportunities along the way.With more than 20 years in the wildlife industry, Tina shares how becoming a mother changed the shape of her career without bringing it to a stop. From stepping away from fieldwork during a high-risk pregnancy and studying vet nursing during

Coffee Time Wednesday with Kent and Riley. We dig into the National Cover Crop Survey: who's planting covers, what it costs, why so many farmers quit after one year, and whether Iowa can pay its way to cleaner water. Plus a combine door that tried to end harvest.hokseynativeseeds.com (for all your native seed, backyard prairie, hunting mixes, CRP mixes, native pasture mixes, and more) iowacovercrop.com (for all your cover crop mixes, waterway mixes, forage mixes, small grains, and

Matt Barnes, a research associate with the Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative, is a range scientist, wildlife conservationist, and former ranch manager whose work focuses on reintegrating wildness into working landscapes. Matt works with land managers to improve rangeland stewardship and has worked alongside ranchers to help prevent conflicts with large carnivores, including wolves and grizzly bears, throughout the Northern Rocky Mountains of Montana and Wyoming. In this episode of The...

Environmental journalist Edward Struzik returns to the Land and Climate Podcast to discuss his latest book, Animal Diaspora: Decoding Ice Age Mysteries to Reveal the Future of Migration.  The book reconstructs migration patterns of animal populations from the last Ice Age, finding that millions of mammoths, reindeer, and early humans moved into the Americas after rapid periods of warming and cooling temperatures displaced them from their habitats.  In conversation with Bertie, Edward Struzik gives

There are legends of Pigman all across the United States. The story of the Northfield Pigman is one of the most popular. In Central Vermont, there is a humanoid-Pigman that lives near the Devil’s Washbowl. Some believed it was a deranged butcher who was a menace to the community. Others believe it is a young man who went missing as a teenager who sold his soul to the devil, wreaking havoc in the community. But the eyewitness descriptions of this creature are eerily similar to Bigfoot and even

On this episode of “A Glitch in the Matix,” Jessica sits down with Ed Brown to discuss his latest cryptid investigations and his documentary, “Friends in the Sky: The Investigation at Mutilation Ranch,” involving a retired Sheriff’s deputy who teams up with a psychic medium to investigate cattle mutilations at a Colorado ranch, and ultimately uncover Bigfoot, extraterrestrials, and the mysterious case of a missing woman. Could it all be connected?Ed Brown is a Bigfoot hunter and cryptid researcher

A hunter in the mountains of Northern California looked down from a ridge and saw a massive creature kneeling beside a river.He watched it cup water in its hand and drink.Then it carefully smoothed the sand to erase its tracks.Erica Canevari is a Northern California author, farrier, equestrian, and lifelong Humboldt County local. Her novel The Carrying draws on her knowledge of Bigfoot, horses, wilderness travel, and the Marble Mountains. Behind the fiction are years spent listening to the people

This episode we talk about the Sand Tiger Sharks, various forms of diving with sharks, and news from South Korea and New Jersey!Merch https://ddws-shop.fourthwall.comSocials https://taplink.cc/deepdiveswithsharks

Hi all! Enjoy this hauntingly chilling spooky Halloween mansion ambience. A fireplace with howling wind thunder and rain pounding down. Perfect for the spooky season, your next Halloween party or scary soiree!

Soft tides whisper through a tranquil night, offering a calming backdrop ideal for rest and meditation.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elephants are the largest living land mammal on Earth.  We've all heard the saying "An elephant never forgets" but is that really true?  How smart are elephants?  Find out on this episode of the Dispatches from the Forest Podcast!Support the podcast! Become a patron: www.patreon.com/dispatchesfromtheforest Donate via the Cash App using $ForestNerd Donate via Venmo, PayPal or send me an email!  Dispatchesfromtheforest@gmail.com Check out the merch store: