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Today on Adventure Diaries, we welcome Nina Helen Watsonāa bright, inquisitive young explorer who turned a school assignment into a beautifully told podcast on one of the worldās greatest rivers: the Amazon.
At almost ten years old, Nina guides us through the source of the Amazon near Mount Quehuisha in Peru, its astonishing biodiversity, and a few facts you may not believeālike how it once flowed in the opposite direction. She talks jaguars and giant otters, pink river dolphins and capybaras (her personal favorite), all while threading it together with the clarity and confidence of someone twice her age.
What starts as a geography lesson quickly unfolds into something bigger: a celebration of curiosity, family support, storytelling, and the way learning can become magical when itās shared.
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Her āCall to Adventureā is a gentle one: go camping, reconnect with nature, and bring good snacks. And her āPay it Forwardā is equally groundedāhelp clean up a local river and notice what grows around it.
This episode is packed with joy, insight, and the reminder that wonder doesnāt need to be complicated. Sometimes, it sounds like a capybara pencil case and a story well told.
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š Follow the Show & Support Us
Click here to follow Adventure Diaries ā new stories every week.
Today on Adventure Diaries, we welcome Nina Helen Watsonāa bright, inquisitive young explorer who turned a school assignment into a beautifully told podcast on one of the worldās greatest rivers: the Amazon.
At almost ten years old, Nina guides us through the source of the Amazon near Mount Quehuisha in Peru, its astonishing biodiversity, and a few facts you may not believeālike how it once flowed in the opposite direction. She talks jaguars and giant otters, pink river dolphins and capybaras (her personal favorite), all while threading it together with the clarity and confidence of someone twice her age.
What starts as a geography lesson quickly unfolds into something bigger: a celebration of curiosity, family support, storytelling, and the way learning can become magical when itās shared.
We talk about:
Her āCall to Adventureā is a gentle one: go camping, reconnect with nature, and bring good snacks. And her āPay it Forwardā is equally groundedāhelp clean up a local river and notice what grows around it.
This episode is packed with joy, insight, and the reminder that wonder doesnāt need to be complicated. Sometimes, it sounds like a capybara pencil case and a story well told.
š Resources & Mentions
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a rating, share it with a curious soul, or ask a young person what they love about nature. You might be surprised by the answer.
Thanks for listening.
Send us a text
Support the show
Thanks For Listening.
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a comment and subscribe for more exciting content.
Follow us https://linktr.ee/adventurediaries for updates.
Have a topic suggestion? Email us at [email protected].
AdventureDiaries.com
#AdventureDiaries #AdventureStories #NationalGeographic #Discovery #NaturalWorld

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