Kathy on Earth with Kathy Nicholas

Kathy on Earth with Kathy Nicholas

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Kathy on Earth with Kathy Nicholas episodes

  • Help African Penguins! with Katie Propp of Penguins International

    Learn how you can help build penguin houses and save African penguin chicks. Katie Propp, a penguin expert, gives us the rundown on penguins and why some of them are homeless because people want their guano.

    Visit penguinsinternational.org/penguin-incubator-project/ to find out what's up with penguins and how you can help them by joining a digital colony!

    29 min
  • Animal Training and Enrichment! with Beth Rich

    Want to learn more about how to train your (bearded) dragon or your cat? Beth Rich is an animal training and enrichment expert dedicated to helping people and animals coexist. Beth has trained animals in zoos and even a fish! She is committed to ensuring that animals in human care are mentally and physically healthy through training.

    Shape of Enrichment

    40 min
  • Why Beavers are Awesome! with Molly Alves, Wildlife Biologist

    Molly Alves, is a beaver biologist who works with a sense of adventure and fulfillment to manage wildlife populations outside of Seattle, Washington, USA.

    Her days involve investigating the death of a mountain goat, and relocating beavers who help rebuild the wilderness.

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    40 min
  • Trailer

    Welcome to Kathy on Earth! A podcast about animals, nature, and people - and how we humans relate to animals, nature and each other.

    I've spent over 20 years working with animals and for nature - from the Arctic to the Australian rainforests. But mostly I have been around humans and it's so much fun to make the connections between what we do and how nature works.

    We talk to animal experts, human nature experts and we talk about our favorite pets. Join us to talk about life on Earth.

    4 min

About Kathy on Earth with Kathy Nicholas

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A show about life on Earth - the animals and plants and the people who live here, too.