Natures Talk Show

On Sunday April 12th at 8pm est, 7pm cst and 5om pst, Joe and Albert will be talking with Steve Tyree, as they discuss  Reeffarmers and his new ventures with Route 66. Here is a sneak peek at a new release exclusively through Seascape Studio and Natures Talk Show.

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https://youtu.be/s3cWvjLuXks

http://www.reeffarmers.com/authenticeditionlengsymontipora

On Saturday April 11th at 8pm est,7pm cst and 5pm pst, American Killifish Association members Ken McKeighen and Chris Weatherford will continue their species profiles with Aplocheilus panchax, one of the first killifish in the hobby. Ken and Chris will discuss the care and keeping of this interesting and easy to keep killifish.

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On Thursday April 9th at 5pm est, 4pm cst and 2pm pst, we are excited to be announcing the launching of a new series on Natures Talk Show as well as a new Host. Maggie Howell will be joining the staff and hosting her own monthly/bi-monthly show, Please welcome Maggie on board. Maggie is the Executive Director of the Wolf Conservation Center in New York and is involved in many other projects.

1.Ashley S. - Ashley, an inspired seventh grader from John Jay Middle School, mobilized support for B.C.'s wolves.  Ashley appealed to her school and was granted permission to make a presentation about the situation in B.C. and her concern for the misunderstood predator. 

2. Ian McAllister - a co-founder of the wildlife conservation organization Pacific Wild. He is an award-winning photographer and author of The Great Bear Rainforest. His images have appeared in publications around the world. He has been honoured by the Globe & Mail as one of 133 highly accomplished Canadians, and he and his wife, Karen McAllister, were named by Time magazine one of the ""Leaders of the 21st Century"" for their efforts to protect British Columbia's endangered rainforest. He is a member of the International League of Conservation Photographers and has won several awards.

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http://www.pacificwild.org/

http://www.nywolf.org/

On Monday April 6th at 8pm est, 7pm cst and 5pm pst, Field season is upon us in the northern hemisphere as we enter spring. Join New Mexico Museum of Natural History field paleontologist Ken McKeighen and Ken Boorman as they discuss getting ready for the field on the Next Fine Art of Paleontology. A successful field days requires good planning and execution. The results can thrilling as new sites are discovered and even new taxa found.

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On Saturday April 4th at 8pm est, 7pm cst and 5pm pst join Gerald Griffin and Jamie A. Stine as they discuss the fascinating world of Betta Genetics. 

To accomplish this unique presentation call in show files will be loaded in the Betta time group for the listeners to view and download. Then they will be able to see the information as we discuss it. We are looking into ways to expand upon our show and have more interactive discussions. Join us for our first attempt at an interactive show.

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On Monday March 30th at 8pm est, 7pm cst and 5pm pst,  join New Mexico Museum of Natural History's field paleontologist Ken McKeighen and Ken Boorman as the discuss the crustaceans in the fossil record. Ken McKeighen will talk about his collecting some of the smallest crustaceans such as ostracods along with other interesting finds like Carboniferous shrimp. 

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On Sunday March 29th at 8pm est, 7pm cst and 5pm pst, join Joe and Albert as they discuss Seasonal Changes in the Nano Tank. Albert and Joe will  discuss the effects of changes of the seasons.  As it gets warmer in the northern hemisphere, you need to prepare.  It's also a good time for periodic maintenance.  They will wrap it up end up with a general discussion on how the days get longer and it's effects on reproduction in the reef.

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http://www.nanoreefs.info/

On Saturday March 28th at 8pm est, 7pm cst and 5pm pst, Ken McKeighen and Chris Weatherford will discuss the Anaconda, the worlds heaviest snake and some of it's relatives, the boas. These new world snakes are famous for their large size.They also have huge appetites. Also go to Natures Talk Show website and join our live chat during the show.

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http://www.extremescience.com/biggest-snake.htm

On Friday March 27th at 8pm est, 7pm cst and 5pm pst, join Natures Talk Show hosts Ken McKeighen and Ken Boorman on the Green Scene as they discuss the lycopods, commonly known as ground pines or club mosses. These interesting plants resemble small conifers except they reproduce by spores. Their ancient ancestors grew over 30 meters tall during the Carboniferous Period. Go to Natures Talk Show website and join the live chat room during all of our shows.

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On Wednesday March 25th please join Greg as he talks with Ken about those amazing deep sea animals and how they have evolved throughout the years.... The struggles they have faced and overcome and adapted.

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