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Pool Talks Ep. 1 Space

Pool Talks

We're not your grandmother's birding podcast. Join Sean, Scott, and Heather as they interview birders from all flocks of life. Subscribe on the podcasting app of your choice for more puns and fowl language.

Nature

Danielle Belleny is a wildlife biologist and avid birder from San Antonio, TX. She enjoys the never ending opportunities to nature watch in everyday places. Her favorite part about being a biologist is being able to share her knowledge of nature with others.  Danielle is also known as The Cemetery Birder since she frequents cemeteries...

Episode 27: Danielle Belleny

Friends and foes, we bring you the latest installment of Fowl Mouths Podcast. We sat down with Corey Lycopolus and Tykee James of Audubon For All Union to discuss all things labor organizing! Corey and Tykee give us the rundown discussing their efforts, their goals, and the ridiculous fucking roadblocks being set up by Audubon...

Episode 26: Audubon for All

On this banter episode, we cover early migrants, tricky IDs, owls!!, ticks, and some discussion about the Audubon for All Union. Stay up to date on future episodes and our bird shenanigans in between episodes by following Fowl Mouths Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.  Remember to please Like, Subscribe and Review! Is there a guest you’d like to hear on the...

Episode 25: Merganser, I hardly know her!

Content Warning: Discussion of sexual assault from 4:00 – 11:00 We’re back after a very long hiatus. This is a true banter episode. We meander through a wide variety of topics. We start off by addressing the very important issue regarding the sexual assault of a birder. And yes, we talk about COVID a bit...

Episode 24: Well, it’s an Episode

Hi Friends and welcome to Episode 23 of Fowl Mouths Podcast. Typically, here is where we’d insert some wit and warble, preparing you for the debauched nonsense that awaits you. This episode is way too important for that. David Robinson sat down with us to talk all things Auk The Vote. The message for this...

Episode 23: Auk The Vote

Fowl Mouths Podcast

Welcome to the Big Blue Rock Pod, produced by the Kentucky Geological Survey, at the University of Kentucky. This podcast is a fun, conversational approach to discussing all things geology and earth processes. We primarily focus on Kentucky. We talk emerging ideas in research, along with classic top...

Earth Sciences

Matt, Sarah, and Doug sit down with KGS carbonate and mineral geologist Gina Lukoczki about carbonate petrology, critical minerals, rare earth elements (REEs), tools to assess REEs, the KY fluorspar district, rotten dikes, renewed interest in KGS core, the KGS Mineral Resources Information Map, and much more!

Critical minerals are so hot right now

Matt, Sarah, and Doug discuss all things engineering geology with UK Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences professor Sarah Johnson. They talk about engineering geology expertise, site investigations, geology-engineer jokes, terminology for geologists and engineers, engineering geology training, landslides, and the motivation for more applied geology.

Ep. 29 - Unstable Ground: Exploring Engineering Geology

Matt, Sarah, and Doug talk with KGS geologist Marty Parris about hydrocarbon reservoir geochemistry, water and rock interactions, brines, carbon storage, Kentucky’s orphaned oil and gas wells and much more!

Ep. 28 - Rise and Brine

Matt, Sarah, and Doug answer questions submitted from listeners, members of the general public, and attendees at the KGS Open House. The trio discusses the Findlay Arch, Kyrock, lack of dinosaur bones in Kentucky, oldest specimen in the KGS lobby, quicksand, world water total, cool places to hike, and more!

Ep. 27 - Ask Us Anything: Volume II

Matt, Sarah, and Doug talk about their favorite geology books! Don’t fear, these aren’t the hard-core, in-depth science text books you might think. You will be surprised at what is discussed and hopefully enjoy their take on books that connect to careers, sharing ideas, and a general passion for earth science.

Ep. 26: Between a Rock and A Hard Cover: Our Favorite Geology Books

The Big Blue Rock Pod

Este episodio te ayudará a cuidar mucho más el medio ambiente

Entrevista a mi papá

La visita de los manglares

En el episodio te damos algunas ideas para cuidar el medio ambiente y el aire

Fala de Natureza

Fala De Tirza/ Natureza

KAP Podcast. Die Plattform für eine Kultur Community, aus Kunst und Kultur, Wissenschaft und Forschung, die an Geschichte(n), Zusammenhängen und Hintergründen interessiert ist. Mit unseren Gästen sprechen wir über Ideen und Projekte sowie ihre Visionen für die Zukunft.

Heute finden viele ihren Traum-Partner mit Hilfe von künstlicher Intelligenz. Kann KI oder diese Technologie auch in der Bauindustrie den besten Match finden?

An der Automatisierung für die Wiederverwendung von Baumaterialien arbeitet Dr. Catherine de Wolf. Assistenzprofessorin  für "Circular Engineering for Architecture" an der ETH Zürich. Wir sprechen mit Catherine wie das am realen Beispiel des Centre Pompidou in Paris gelungen ist und warum die Verbindung zwischen Wissenschaft und Industrie der Schlüssel für eine zirkuläre gebaute Umwelt ist. 



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As Assistant Professor of Circular Engineering for Architecture at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich), Prof. Catherine De Wolf is conducting research on digital innovation towards a circular built environment. She is the director of the Chair of Circular Engineering for Architecture (CEA). The CEA lab is an interdisciplinary team of civil engineers, architects, urbanists, and computer scientists who collaborate towards automating the reuse of building materials. A key element in Catherine's work is ensuring a continuous link between academia and industry. Therefore, she works with real-​world examples such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

#80 Re-Use in Construction: With Dr. Catherine de Wolf, ETH Assistant Professor.

Das Söldnerheer war in der Schweiz über die Jahrhunderte hinweg ein wichtiger Wirtschaftszweig. Bis zu der schicksalshaften Schlacht von Malplaquet, als sich 1709 zwei Söldnerheere gegenüberstanden und 8000 Eidgenossen bei dem Bruderkampf ihr Leben verloren. Wir sprechen mit dem Schweizer Autor und Kunsthistoriker Dr. Michael Tomaschett über das Ende des Schweizer Söldnerwesens und seine Arbeit als Inventarisator von Kunstdenkmälern - von der Orgel bis zum Winterthurer Ofen. Michael Tomaschett studierte Kirchengeschichte und klassische Archäologie und arbeitet seit 2009 für das Kultur-Amt des Kantons Schwyz. Ein Chronist der Schweizer Kulturgeschichte im KAP Podcast.

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#79 Auf Schatzsuche mit dem Kunsthistoriker Dr. Michael Tomaschett.

Die österreichische Designerin, Kuratorin und Museumsdirektorin Tulga Beyerle leitet seit 2018 das Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg. Sie ist Gründerin der Vienna Design Week und unterrichtete an der Universität für angewandte Kunst in Wien Designgeschichte und Theorie. Wir sprechen mit Tulga was uns im Museum der Zukunft erwartet, warum die Bewohner einer Insel ihr Kulturgut in das Metaverse retten und sie verrät uns, was sie an den Hanseaten ganz besonders schätzt.   

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Von 2014 bis 2018 war Tulga Beyerle Direktorin des Kunstgewerbemuseums Dresden, Schloss Pillnitz, und zugleich Mitglied der Geschäftsführung der Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen Dresden, einem der führenden Museumsverbunde Deutschlands. Zuvor war sie Co-Leiterin der Vienna Design Week, die sie 2006 mitbegründete. Zudem war sie viele Jahre als selbstständige Kuratorin in Europa erfolgreich tätig. Nach einer mit Gesellenprüfung abgeschlossenen Tischlerlehre studierte sie Industrial Design in Wien und unterrichtete an der dortigen Universität für angewandte Kunst im Anschluss für rund sieben Jahre Designgeschichte und Theorie. Sie ist unter anderem Mitglied im Programmrat der Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn und im wissenschaftlichen Beirat des Mudac, dem Museum für angewandte Kunst in Lausanne.

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#78 Tulga Beyerle Direktorin vom MKG Hamburg über das Museum der Zukunft.

In den vergangenen 25 Jahren war der Sportwissenschaftler Dr. Tom Reulein Trainer, Coach und Teamleader des Schweizer Olympischen Segelteams. Heute führt er sein eigenes Sport &  Business Consulting Unternehmen. Wir sprechen mit Tom über seine Erfahrungen im Teamsport auf See und wie er diese für den Berufsalltag nutzt und weitergibt, warum Regeneration nicht nur im Spitzensport der Schlüssel zum Erfolg ist, wie sich blinde Windsurfer auf dem Wasser orientieren und in welchen Situationen wir uns am besten wie eine Katze bewegen. 

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Buttje, Buttje in der See.... Wie folge ich meiner Intuition? Mit Sportwissenschafltler und Olympic Coach Dr. Tom Reulein.

Die drei KAP Kapitäne Birgit, Nicola und Sarah Lili fanden, dass es wieder einmal Zeit ist für einen Wasserstand. Eine Reihe, in der sie vergangene Podcast-Folgen Revue passieren lassen und über Ereignisse aus ihrem eigenen Leben erzählen. Sie tauchen ein in japanische Handwerkskunst, das Kochen am Feuerring und schwelgen über die kürzlich verstorbene Mode-Ikone Iris Apfel. 

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Wasserstand #10 Männer, die auf Perlen starren.

KAP Podcast über Kunst, Kultur, Architektur, Wissenschaft und Forschung

Biodiversität ist ein komplexes Thema – auch für viele Erwachsene. 
Damit bereits Kinder und Jugendliche wichtige Zusammenhänge verstehen und Begeisterung für das Ökosystem Wald entwickeln, hat das Bundesforschungszentrum für Wald (BFW) eine Podcast-Reihe mit dem Titel „Vielfalt im Wald: Eine Podcas...

Education for Kids

Biodiversität ist ein komplexes Thema – auch für viele Erwachsene.  

Damit bereits Kinder und Jugendliche wichtige Zusammenhänge verstehen und Begeisterung für das Ökosystem Wald entwickeln, hat das Bundesforschungszentrum für Wald (BFW) eine Podcast-Reihe mit dem Titel „Vielfalt im Wald: Eine Podcast-Reihe für Kinder und Jugendliche“ aufgenommen. In sechs Folgen beleuchten Andrea Köhler vom BFW und der Jungforscher Noah gemeinsam mit verschiedenen Expert*innen aus dem Forst- und Naturschutzbereich die Ebenen der Biodiversität bis zum Klimawandel und bringen in Erfahrung, was jede*r von uns tun kann, um die biologische Vielfalt zu erhalten. Denn nur was man kennt, weiß man zu schätzen und zu bewahren. 

Für Hörer*innen ab 10 Jahren geeignet.

Wir haben es in der Hand – unser Beitrag zum Schutz der Biodiversität

Biodiversität ist ein komplexes Thema – auch für viele Erwachsene. 

Damit bereits Kinder und Jugendliche wichtige Zusammenhänge verstehen und Begeisterung für das Ökosystem Wald entwickeln, hat das Bundesforschungszentrum für Wald (BFW) eine Podcast-Reihe mit dem Titel „Vielfalt im Wald: Eine Podcast-Reihe für Kinder und Jugendliche“ aufgenommen. In sechs Folgen beleuchten Andrea Köhler vom BFW und der Jungforscher Noah gemeinsam mit verschiedenen Expert*innen aus dem Forst- und Naturschutzbereich die Ebenen der Biodiversität bis zum Klimawandel und bringen in Erfahrung, was jede*r von uns tun kann, um die biologische Vielfalt zu erhalten. Denn nur was man kennt, weiß man zu schätzen und zu bewahren.

Für Hörer*innen ab 10 Jahren geeignet.

It’s gettin‘hot in here – Biodiversität und Klimawandel

Eiche ist nicht gleich Eiche. Was es mit der Genetischen Vielfalt auf sich hat

Was kreucht, summt und piepst denn da? Die Bedeutung der Artenvielfalt

Wald, Wiese und Co – die Vielfalt der Ökosysteme

Vielfalt im Wald | Eine Podcast-Reihe für Kinder und Jugendliche

Olá, por aqui vamos abordar as inúmeras aplicações das proteínas na prática odontológica! Vem com a gente!

Olá, sejam bem vindos ao nosso podcast Odonto protein. Nós somos alunos do curso de odontologia da Universidade Estadual da Paraíba e no episódio de hoje iremos abordar as proteínas fibrosas na prática odontológica.

PROTEÍNAS FIBROSAS NA PRÁTICA ODONTOLÓGICA

ODONTOPROTEIN

Reference materials on Channel Island fox: its biology, behavior, habitat, research, endangered status and conservation efforts. Home of Friends of the Island Fox a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. FIF is dedicated to preserving the island fox in the wild and providing education outreach to schools and communit...

Friends of the Island Fox is currently taking applications through June 30 for the FIF 2024 Research GrantDownload Application From the complex relationship between island foxes and island spotted skunks, to diet, microbiome impacts on health, and changing territory sizes, research projects are revealing the complexities of the Channel Island ecosystem and the role of island foxes in island ecology. In 2024, Friends of the Island Fox is offering up to $7,000 in support to research projects benefiting greater understanding of the island fox and the Channel Island ecosystem.   Last year's grant recipients are using wildlife cameras to quantify island spotted skunk populations and investigating the impact of individual island fox behavior on the island ecosystem. It's Science, for Fox Sake! And we encourage all applicants to apply.  2023 grant recipient, D. Thomaier Past Research Grant Recipients and Projects Grant Recipients are asked to provide public updates on their work - "Date with a Fox" programs, hear from the researchers Published science on island foxes and island spotted skunks   Your Donations Help Fund this Important Science!

FIF Research Grant Application 2024

Juliann Schamel has been researching island fox diet using stable isotopes in whisker samples since 2018. Friends of the Island Fox has supported the processing of whisker samples through several Research Grants. In November of 2023, Schamel presented the following poster of her latest work at the California Islands Symposium. Using Stable Isotopes to Assess a Decade of Dietary Resource Use in Two Sympatric Island Endemics: The Island Fox and the Island Spotted Skunk (link to complete poster) Island foxes and island spotted skunks live together on two islands, Santa Rosa and Santa Cruz. When island fox numbers crashed due to predation by golden eagles, island spotted skunk numbers appeared to increase dramatically. In 2011, on Santa Rosa Island, there were still fewer than 90 island foxes in the wild. During annual health checks, whisker samples were collected from both island foxes and island spotted skunks in a northern area of the island and stored for later analysis of what food resources each species was using. In 2011, island spotted skunks out numbered island foxes in the wild. Stable isotope analysis shows that the skunks and foxes were using different resources.  J. Schamel, 2023 poster  Carbon and nitrogen isotopes travel up the food chain leaving a specific isotope signature for plant and animal resources. Literally, you are what you eat and isotopes from a mammal's diet are laid down chronologically in hair or fur. A single island fox whisker can provide 5–6 months of weekly diet data. On the graph above, native terrestrial plant foods, like manzanita berries, are high in Carbon and low in Nitrogen. A deer mouse is the accumulation of its own, mostly plant diet; it has a mid-range Carbon and Nitrogen signature. In the graph above, the blue data points represent island fox diet and the orange data points represent island spotted skunk diet.  In 2011, when island fox numbers in the wild were low, their diet tended to be higher on the food chain or trophic level: deer mice, birds and reptiles. The data suggested separate diet niches for island foxes and island spotted skunks. The skunks were eating primarily, lower level prey, like insects, and some plant foods. J. Schamel, 2023 poster In 2014, continuing drought influenced wildlife survival; island fox and island spotted skunks were nearly even in number on Santa Rosa Island. Island foxes expanded their diet, including marine resources, and island spotted skunks preyed more on deer mice and higher level prey. The two predators began competing for resources.J. Schamel, 2023 poster By 2018, the island fox population had recovered, but island spotted skunks appeared to decline in number. (Counting island spotted skunks) As island fox density increased across the island, they dramatically broadened their diet–from native fruit through a range of prey species. The spotted skunks maintained a more narrow diet, but they were now in constant competition with island foxes. What will this mean for the two species? Schamel's work also revealed that individual island foxes are becoming specialized in their diet. J. Schamel, 2023 poster   In the graphic above, each circle of data points represents an individual island fox and its diet. Some individuals appear to be specializing in fruit and insects, while others are eating predominately terrestrial prey. How is island fox diet continuing to change? Save the date of April 30th at 6:30 pm PT Juliann Schamel will talk about her work on FIF's "Date with a Fox" webinarsign-up for FIF's e-newsletter to receive an invitation Measuring out a whisker sample Whisker samples continue to be collected for both species.  designed by island biologist, Stacy Baker When you purchase an island spotted skunk pin, you send a sample of island spotted skunk whisker to the mass spectrometer to reveal stable isotopes.

Stable Isotopes Document Decade of Dietary Change in Island Foxes

  Are island spotted skunks genetically different enough from mainland spotted skunks to warrant species status? FIF 2022 Research Grant recipient Julia Owen is probing the island spotted skunk genome.   Are island foxes crossing into the territory of other island foxes to access beach foods on Santa Rosa Island? FIF 2021 Research Grant recipient Katie Elder and recipient Juliann Schamel continue to investigate island fox territory size and diet.  Are you investigating island foxes, prey species, Channel Island ecosystem dynamics, public education and attitudes toward island fox conservation, or any topic relating to island fox survival and a healthy island ecosystem? Apply for FIF's 2023 Island Fox Research GrantDownload Application Grants will be considered for up to $7,000 Application Deadline August 28 

FIF Research Grant Application Deadline Approaching

Friends of the Island is taking applications through August for the FIF 2023 Research GrantDownload APPLICATION From dietary investigation linked with territory use to microbes affecting island fox health, new science is revealing the complex world of island foxes and the Channel Island ecosystem. This year FIF will be offering up to $7,000 in support toward research projects benefiting greater understanding of island foxes and the Channel Islands. Last year's grant project is working to reveal the Spotted Skunk Genome and how the island spotted skunk is related to mainland populations. Island spotted skunk origins may help support evolving information on how island foxes initially arrived on the Channel Islands. More on current and past FIF Funded Research FIF grant winners are asked to provide public updates on their work.  See presentations by Fox Researchers for "Date with a Fox" programs Recently published island fox science Important island fox research is funded by DONORS LIKE YOU. It's Science for Fox Sake!   

FIF Research Grant 2023

island fox pup, courtesy of I. Rose Across the Channel Islands, island fox parents are finding hidden-away spots for a den where females can give birth to pups. Most island fox pups are born in April. How big are island fox pups at birth? Small - about the size and weight of two AA batteries. What do you call baby island foxes? Pups or kits. At birth their natal fur is a cocoa brown and their ears appear small and rounded. The pup pictured was born at a zoo in 2006–at that time there was a small breeding population in a few zoos. Island fox dens are not disturbed in the wild. When do pups emerge from the den? Typically in June. When pups come out into the world they have replaced their baby fur with a coat that looks like their parents. Island fox fur How many pups are in a litter? Typically, 2–3 pups are born in a litter. Play between siblings is an important part of learning to hunt and interact socially. If food resources are abundant, an island fox pair can have up to 5 pups. In years of drought, few pups are born. Drought year, 2021 What sounds do pups make? LISTEN to the sounds of a young island fox pup. What do they eat? Like all mammals, island fox pups initially nurse milk from their mother. Gradually, they eat prey brought to them by both of their parents. The parent above is bringing 3 island deer mice back to the den. Both parents teach the pups to hunt and find plant foods. Island fox diet Are island foxes born knowing how to hunt and find food? No. All of the island foxes currently in captivity were pups that were separated from their parents and did not learn how to provide for themselves in the wild. Island fox pups need their parents to teach them how to hunt and find food. Video - Island fox pup reunited with mother  

Everything You Wanted to Know About Island Fox Pups

Friends of the Island Fox

Tales of opioid addiction, treatment and recovery.

Health & Fitness

Documentary

What we didn't know...

We return to Kensington in Philadelphia. The staff at Prevention Point Philadelphia present their new methods to combat the opioid crisis.

On track

Addicted, imprisoned and pregnant. A puzzling challenge or opportunity for a fresh start? We search for an answer through Jessica's experience on MAT since her days in prison  upto her prenatal visits.

Another Life, Another Chance

Relapses, relapses, and more relapses. What happens on the way to recovery? We delve into this hot topic as many individuals in active addiction and recovery remember their relapses and the aftermath that followed.

Two steps forward...

What do childhood trauma and mental health have to do with addiction?  Everything, according to Psychologist Stacy Rivenburg who spells out how mental health conditions have led many to drug use.

The Mind & The Matter

Jonesing

Sharing my thoughts on learning and life.

Wrapping up 5th grade, and saying thanks to those who helped me along the way. Love you Mrs. Franklin and PGE!

Teacher Appreciation

Kindergarten and first grade students discuss why tornadoes are dangerous.

Science talk- episode one with Penny Durham and Jackson Wade

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Perilaku sosial masyarakat di sekitar usaha peternakan ayam broiler

PODCAST DISTOKIA EGO ANDHIKA ZAPUTRA

Ego Andhika Zaputra

Ciencias para la ciudadanía, aplica para todos aquellos que salimos del colegio y queremos aprender, pero con humor, sarcasmo y gritos desesperados. Mentira, también hay luz al final del túnel.

El enamoramientonse pasa y debemos elegir si continuamos o si desistimos. Decidir continuar es potenciar el desarrollo de nuestro cerebro superior. Y garantizar cariño, obvio!

La Biología del Amor; Fase 4: Amor Maduro

Bienvenido amor!!! La parte pensante del cerebro se fue de vacaciones, solo nos queda disfrutar!!!

La Biología del Amor; Fase 3: Enamoramiento

Ya aprendimos que en la Fase 1, la atracción y el coqueteo es la parte inicial del mecanismo del amor. En la Fase 2 veremos qué pasa en nuestro cerebro cuando subimos de nivel y comienzan las etapas de las citas citables...

La Biología del Amor;Fase 2: Citas Citables

Recordar la idiotez del primer momento cuando nos gusta alguien deja de ser tan vergonzoso cuando entendemos que el reptiliano que llevamos dentro toma el control.

La Biología del Amor; Fase 1: Atracción

Analizaremos como funciona el mecanismo del amor de la mano de la neurociencia.

La Biología del Amor

Margarita Philosophica

Our mission to protect our one ocean starts with becoming informed. In this series of enlightening and engaging conversations, WSL PURE’s Reece Pacheco speaks with activists, artists, athletes, and academics, about ocean conservation, sustainability, and how we can all take action to save our seas.

After 36 episodes, what have we learned so far? Host Reece Pacheco wraps up Season One with a few memorable takeaways, but we want to hear from you, too! Tell us your favorite episode or standout lesson learned in the comments below! Plus, stick around for a preview of your next favorite enviro-podcast.

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Thank YOU for listening! We truly appreciate it! Be sure to stay subscribed here for next season. And to stay connected until then, subscribe to the WSL PURE newsletter here for monthly updates https://wsl.tv/JoinWSLPUREnewsletter or find us @wslpure. 

Got ideas for Season 2? Email us oneocean@wslpure.org.

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Listen to the podcast “How To Save A Planet” led by our friend and PURE ambassador Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson: https://gimletmedia.com/shows/howtosaveaplanet

Learn more about the Indigenous people in your area through the site https://native-land.ca/provided by non-profit Native Land Digital.

Read “The Complicated History of Indigenous Knowledge and Colonial Entanglements in Surfing” from our friend Dina Gilio-Whitaker. https://www.kcet.org/shows/earth-focus/a-history-of-indigenous-knowledge-and-colonial-entanglements-in-surfing  

Thanks again to the team who made this show possible!

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Season One Wrap-Up

*Don’t miss this special episode recognizing outstanding ocean advocacy with Ace Buchan.* 
This week, we learn why pro surfers must be custodians of the ocean outside competition with WSL Championship Tour surfer, activist, and Hydro Flask ambassador Ace Buchan. Ace talks about the importance of local activism, how individual voices can inspire greater change, the resiliency of nature, and his work to strengthen bonds to his fans through his partnership with Hydro Flask, WSL PURE and others. 

SHOW NOTES
Thanks for listening and thanks Ace for joining us this week. 

Thanks to Hydro Flask for supporting this episode! Be sure to check out #RefillForGood https://www.hydroflask.com/refill-for-good and remember to... 

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You can find Ace here https://www.instagram.com/acebuchan/ and read up on more of his career here: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/athletes/575/adrian-buchan

If you’re in Australia, and want to get active regarding PEP-11, learn more on what you can do here: https://www.saveourcoast.org.au/stop-pep-11/

To find out more about Climate Council, go to https://www.climatecouncil.org.au/ or find them at https://www.instagram.com/theclimatecouncil/

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Athletes and activism: life beyond the jersey

Learn how Indigenous wisdom and conventional science together prove all surfers are connected with scientist, storyteller, surfer and Hydro Flask ambassador Cliff Kapono, PhD. He talks about his path from Hilo, Hawaii to San Diego, CA to pursue an advanced degree, the deep connections we have to physical places and one another, the importance of finding your indigeneity and encouraging environmental stewardship in his work with Hydro Flask, WSL PURE and more. And thanks to Salena for sending in a great tip for going plastic free! If you'd like to send one in, please email a voice memo to oneocean@wslpure.org with your #plasticfree tip.

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Thanks for listening and thanks Cliff for joining us this week. 

Thanks to Hydro Flask for supporting this episode! Be sure to check out #RefillForGood https://www.hydroflask.com/refill-for-good and remember to... 

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Learn more, and share when you #RefillForGood at https://www.instagram.com/hydroflask/

You can find Cliff here https://www.instagram.com/cliff_kapono, and here http://www.cliffkapono.com/ and check out The Mega Lab here https://www.themegalab.org/

Want to learn more about International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples? Check out 
https://www.un.org/en/observances/indigenous-day/background

And thanks to our friend Salena for this week’s tip on how to go #PlasticFree. 

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How Indigenous wisdom and conventional science both prove all surfers are connected

Learn how one young Indonesian finds optimism in activism with Thara Bening Sandrina, 17-year-old environmentalist and founder of River Warrior, and Michael Doshi, Director of Partnerships at Algalita Marine Research & Education. Thara describes how she finds hope in the face of overwhelming odds, debunks some myths causing pollution, explains how microplastics are affecting Indonesia’s rivers, and discusses her family’s history of activism.

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Thanks for listening and thanks again to Thara and Doshi for joining us. 

Follow Thara’s work at River Warrior https://www.instagram.com/river.warrior/

Sign River Warrior’s petition to clean the Brantas River from microplastic! https://www.change.org/p/kementerianlhk-kemenpu-jokowi-free-brantas-river-from-microplastic-before-it-s-too-late-freebrantasfrommicroplastic-brantasbebasmikroplastik

Watch The Story of Plastic https://www.storyofplastic.org/

And if you’re in the USA, sign the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act action alert https://secured.surfrider.org/action/engagement?actionId=AR0032446&id=701i00000018YoU

Check out Doshi’s work at Algalita Marine Research here https://algalita.org/

And find him stoking out at https://www.instagram.com/gnarlybeachcleaner/

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Plastic Free July: How one young Indonesian finds optimism in activism

Learn how a #trashyselfie♻️ makes a difference in plastic pollution from big wave surfer and Hydro Flask ambassador Paige Alms. She talks about her #trashyselfie♻️ challenge, using her platform for good, being bold in speaking about the environment, and making good changes for good reasons in her work with Hydro Flask. And thanks to Michael Doshi (@gnarlybeachcleaner) for sending in a great tip for going plastic free! If you'd like to send one in, please email oneocean@wslpure.org the audio file with your #plasticfreejuly tip.

SHOW NOTES
Thanks to Hydro Flask for supporting this episode! Be sure to check out #RefillForGood https://www.hydroflask.com/refill-for-good and remember to... 

1. Make the switch to a reusable water bottle (coffee cups, tumblers, etc)

2. Ditch (i.e., Avoid Using) clamshell containers

3. Stand up against single-use straws

Learn more, and share when you #RefillForGood at https://www.instagram.com/hydroflask/

Thanks for listening and thanks again to Paige for joining us. 

You can find Paige here https://www.instagram.com/paigealms/ 

Be sure to check out https://www.trashyselfie.com/ to learn more about Paige’s Trashy Selfie Project and how to participate. 

And thanks to our friend Michael Doshi a.k.a. @gnarlybeachcleaner for this week’s tip on how to have a #PlasticFreeJuly. 

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Plastic Free July: How a #trashyselfie♻️ makes a difference in plastic pollution

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Animais domésticos - conceito e exemplos

Atenção: os animais exóticos não são animais domésticos! Animal exótico é todo aquele que não pertence à fauna do país onde se encontra. Exemplo é o furão, animal típico da Europa e comercializado ilegalmente no Brasil.

Animais selvagens - conceito e exempl...

Animal doméstico é aquele que faz parte de uma espécie que se habituou a viver com o ser humano. Em seu desenvolvimento histórico, enquanto espécie, adaptaram-se ao convívio com o ser humano, apresentando características diferentes do animais selvagens. Como exemplo podemos citar as ovelhas, cavalos, galinhas, cachorros, gatos, peixinhos etc.
Mas atenção! Não devemos confundir animais domésticos com animais exóticos! Os animais exóticos são aqueles que não pertencem à fauna do país onde se encontram. Como exemplo, citaremos o furão, que é um animal comercializado ilegalmente no Brasil.
Os animais exóticos estão sendo criados por muitas pessoas dentro de casa, porém podem oferecer risco para quem cuida e para o meio ambiente. Quando soltos em habitats que não são os seus, podem gerar um desequilíbrio ecológico na região.

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Animais Domésticos



Animais Selvagens
Animal selvagem é definido como aquele que vive em seu habitat natural, não é domesticado e reage se distanciando ou fugindo das pessoas.Alguns podem apresentar comportamento agressivo e dificuldade de convívio com seres humanos. Podemos citar zebras, tigres, hipopótamos, quatis etc. Estes animais vivem livres na natureza, sem a interferência do homem. Eles têm regras bem definidas entre eles e mantém o equilíbrio da natureza. 
Alguns tipos de animais selvagens correm o risco de extinção, já que são caçados pelo homem. Como exemplo podemos citar a onça-pintada, a arara-azul, o mico-leão-dourado, dentre outros.
Todo animal selvagem é também chamado de animal silvestre.


Animais nocivos ao ser humano
São aqueles que representam grave perigo ao homem. Eles podem abalar a saúde do ser humano, ferindo-o gravemente e até levando-o à morte. Como exemplo podemos citar as cobras, que estão presentes em todo o planeta. Atacam quando se sentem ameaçadas e provocam até 125.000 mortes por ano; os escorpiões, em que quase todas as suas espécies são nocivas à saúde do homem. Das 1.500 espécies, 160 vivem no Brasil. Os mais conhecidos são o amarelo, o marrom, o amarelo-do-nordeste e do Amazônia. Ao contrário das cobras, os escorpiões produzem um único tipo de veneno. Eles gostam de se esconder nos sapatos. Cuidado!
Também existem diversas espécies de mosquitos, como o Aedes Aegypti que pode transmitir dengue, chicungunya, zika vírus e febre amarela. Citamos também os hipopótamos, leões e tigres, elefantes, crocodilos, medusa, tubarões e ursos.

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Animais Selvagens e Animais Nocivos ao ser humano

Animais domésticos, animais selvagens e animais nocivos ao ser humano

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Quando se pensa, hoje, em Galileu Galilei, uma das primeiras coisas que vem à cabeça é a sua relação com a Igreja. Neste episódio, você vai ouvir a história preferida do papa Urbano VIII, escrita por ninguém menos que Galileu. E vai acompanhar Galileu em Roma, mostrando o telescópio para os seus grandes pares nas investigações científicas: os jesuítas.Vinte Mil Léguas vai ao ar toda segunda-feira, apresentado por Leda Cartum e Sofia Nestrovski. Trilha original de Fred Ferreira. Realização da Livraria Megafauna, com apoio do Instituto Serrapilheira e da Vita Investimentos.https://www.livrariamegafauna.com.br/>Entrevistado:Thomás HaddadAcesse: https://www.livrariamegafauna.com.br/pra-ver-e-ouvir/podcasts/vinte-mil-leguas-terceira-temporada/ Siga nas redes: @livrariamegafaunaEntre em contato: podcast@livrariamegafauna.com.br

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Galileu era astrônomo. E astrólogo. Essas duas maneiras de interpretar os céus foram aos poucos se afastando. Entra em cena um novo personagem: Pico della Mirandola. Ele será o guia deste episódio, para investigar o que aconteceu quando a astrologia e a astronomia se separaram.Vinte Mil Léguas vai ao ar toda segunda-feira, apresentado por Leda Cartum e Sofia Nestrovski. Trilha original de Fred Ferreira.https://www.livrariamegafauna.com.br/>Entrevistada: Bia MachadoAcesse: https://www.livrariamegafauna.com.br/pra-ver-e-ouvir/podcasts/vinte-mil-leguas-terceira-temporada/ Siga nas redes: @livrariamegafaunaEntre em contato: podcast@livrariamegafauna.com.br

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Um episódio sobre o ataque das freiras cantoras, o último dos cantores castrados, uma câmara de bronzeamento artificial para alaúdes e uma questão de filiação: a física é filha da música ou da matemática? Vinte Mil Léguas vai ao ar toda segunda-feira, apresentado por Leda Cartum e Sofia Nestrovski. Trilha original de Fred Ferreira.https://www.livrariamegafauna.com.br/>Os créditos de todas as músicas tocadas no episódio se encontram na nossa newsletter.Entrevistados:Marcos Kaiser MoriCarla BrombergAcesse: https://www.livrariamegafauna.com.br/pra-ver-e-ouvir/podcasts/vinte-mil-leguas-terceira-temporada/ Siga nas redes: @livrariamegafaunaEntre em contato: podcast@livrariamegafauna.com.br

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Pool Talks

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The Big Blue Rock Pod

Fala De Tirza/ Natureza

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Vielfalt im Wald | Eine Podcast-Reihe für Kinder und Jugendliche

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Animais domésticos, animais selvagens e animais nocivos ao ser humano

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人生講座

The Intertidal Pod(cast)

Neuronas

Auf der Suche nach der dunklen Materie

Importancia de los Recursos Naturales y Mejores Formas de Aprovecharlos

Dimensão Ambiental

Schutz von Natur und Umwelt

The Case for Conservation Podcast

Matéria e Energia

Geoland

Whale Facts

AgroEcosystems of Tomorrow

Virgo Moon Alchemy

Science Story Time!

Empa's Annual Reports

3ldooo

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Pensamiento Crítico Ríos

Fahreza Yasmiardi

TBIO em Campo

Sherlock-Sem Vírus

Refraction

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Bea.Talks

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Across the Sky

Science Knights in the Morning

INFRA Fakty

Radio Beagle

Your Vaccine Questions Answered

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