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Your guide to conservation focused travel through scientific debates and interviews with conservationists across the globe. We are here to shed some light on the conservation industry, keep you informed on the best places to travel and to create a community focused on celebrating the wonders of the natural world around us. With the help of some hard science and unique first hand experience in the conservation industry, we are excited to share all we know. Our goal is to provide you with all the tools needed to make an informed decision on where, how and when you should travel to a protected area, while making sure you are fully prepared to be a conscious traveler. www.thatchandearth.com

Thatch and Earth

Welcome to Hypecast, a podcast by HIP V. HYPE, where we discuss new ideas around housing, sustainability and climate action to explore ways to support the sustainable growth of our cities and regions.&nbsp; Season 3 of Hypecast is recorded live at the Better Building Exchange in Brunswick, a space dedicated to amplifying ideas, skills, technologies and relationships to more rapidly decarbonise our built environment at scale. We respectfully acknowledge that Hypecast is recorded on traditional Aboriginal lands which have been sustained for thousands of years.&nbsp;We honour their ongoing connection to these lands, and seek to respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians in our work. Seasons 1 and 2 were produced in collaboration with Climactic, and hosted by Laura Phillips.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to Hypecast, a podcast by HIP V. HYPE, where we discuss new ideas around housing, sustainability and climate action to explore ways to support the sustainable growth of our cities and regions.  Season 3 of Hypecast is recorded live at the Better Building Exchange in Brunswick, a space dedicated to amplifying ideas, skills, technologies and relationships to more rapidly decarbonise our built environment at scale. We respectfully acknowledge that Hypecast is recorded on traditional Aboriginal lands which have been sustained for thousands of years. We honour their ongoing connection to these lands, and seek to respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians in our work. Seasons 1 and 2 were produced in collaboration with Climactic, and hosted by Laura Phillips. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Hypecast, a podcast by HIP V. HYPE, where we discuss new ideas around housing, sustainability and climate action to explore ways to support the sustainable growth of our cities and regions.&nbsp; Season 3 of Hypecast is recorded live at the Better Building Exchange in Brunswick, a space dedicated to amplifying ideas, skills, technologies and relationships to more rapidly decarbonise our built environment at scale. We respectfully acknowledge that Hypecast is recorded on traditional Aboriginal lands which have been sustained for thousands of years.&nbsp;We honour their ongoing connection to these lands, and seek to respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians in our work. Seasons 1 and 2 were produced in collaboration with Climactic, and hosted by Laura Phillips. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Hypecast

Introducción del tema de activismo, ambientalismo y el conservacionismo.

“OrgániK” - ¡Comunica!

在這小小的行星中，有許多已知、未知的物種，科學家依據不同的方法來推斷，預估世界上大約有三百萬到一億種生物。 在這個宇宙中小小的地球就蘊含著這麼多無數的生命。 人類目前是地球的主宰，但是世界上有非常多人還不了解這美妙的世界，因此身為萬物之靈的人是不是應該多多去了解這由萬種生物所交織的世界呢？ 這邊我將會分享一些，你所不知道的動物種類、知識，以及在你、我生活中隨處可見的動物們所淺藏不為人知的秘密。 讓我們透過一些零碎的時間，來暸解這奇妙的動物世界吧～ 若是想支持我的聽眾朋友可以進入下方連接喔，其中也會從中抽出30%(含平台手續費)作為動物相關團體的捐款喔 https://pay.firstory.me/user/ckk7xp7zt1tb80871tzzrga97 有鑑於各個平台的留言機制不盡相同，因此若是想與我討論影片內容或是有什麼話想跟我說的都歡迎到我的instagram粉絲團與我分享喔 https://www.instagram.com/unknow_animal_word/ 每週日Am10:00準時上片喔 每週三Am10:00不定時上片 大家好我是兔猻 這邊是我Podcast頻道的粉絲專頁 這邊會放上我在Podcast上有提到的各種動物的圖片，若想與我進行討論的話也歡迎留言喔 希望大家多多支持 主題投稿:(填下你想要兔猻介紹的動物吧) https://forms.gle/WVL3wJciTEmX4kMc7 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh">Firstory Hosting</a>

在這小小的行星中，有許多已知、未知的物種，科學家依據不同的方法來推斷，預估世界上大約有三百萬到一億種生物。 在這個宇宙中小小的地球就蘊含著這麼多無數的生命。 人類目前是地球的主宰，但是世界上有非常多人還不了解這美妙的世界，因此身為萬物之靈的人是不是應該多多去了解這由萬種生物所交織的世界呢？ 這邊我將會分享一些，你所不知道的動物種類、知識，以及在你、我生活中隨處可見的動物們所淺藏不為人知的秘密。 讓我們透過一些零碎的時間，來暸解這奇妙的動物世界吧～ 若是想支持我的聽眾朋友可以進入下方連接喔，其中也會從中抽出30%(含平台手續費)作為動物相關團體的捐款喔 https://pay.firstory.me/user/ckk7xp7zt1tb80871tzzrga97 有鑑於各個平台的留言機制不盡相同，因此若是想與我討論影片內容或是有什麼話想跟我說的都歡迎到我的instagram粉絲團與我分享喔 https://www.instagram.com/unknow_animal_word/ 每週日Am10:00準時上片喔 每週三Am10:00不定時上片 大家好我是兔猻 這邊是我Podcast頻道的粉絲專頁 這邊會放上我在Podcast上有提到的各種動物的圖片，若想與我進行討論的話也歡迎留言喔 希望大家多多支持 主題投稿:(填下你想要兔猻介紹的動物吧) https://forms.gle/WVL3wJciTEmX4kMc7 Powered by Firstory Hosting

在這小小的行星中，有許多已知、未知的物種，科學家依據不同的方法來推斷，預估世界上大約有三百萬到一億種生物。 在這個宇宙中小小的地球就蘊含著這麼多無數的生命。 人類目前是地球的主宰，但是世界上有非常多人還不了解這美妙的世界，因此身為萬物之靈的人是不是應該多多去了解這由萬種生物所交織的世界呢？ 這邊我將會分享一些，你所不知道的動物種類、知識，以及在你、我生活中隨處可見的動物們所淺藏不為人知的秘密。 讓我們透過一些零碎的時間，來暸解這奇妙的動物世界吧～ 若是想支持我的聽眾朋友可以進入下方連接喔，其中也會從中抽出30%(含平台手續費)作為動物相關團體的捐款喔 https://pay.firstory.me/user/ckk7xp7zt1tb80871tzzrga97 有鑑於各個平台的留言機制不盡相同，因此若是想與我討論影片內容或是有什麼話想跟我說的都歡迎到我的instagram粉絲團與我分享喔 https://www.instagram.com/unknow_animal_word/ 每週日Am10:00準時上片喔 每週三Am10:00不定時上片 大家好我是兔猻 這邊是我Podcast頻道的粉絲專頁 這邊會放上我在Podcast上有提到的各種動物的圖片，若想與我進行討論的話也歡迎留言喔 希望大家多多支持 主題投稿:(填下你想要兔猻介紹的動物吧) https://forms.gle/WVL3wJciTEmX4kMc7 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

你所不知道的動物世界

Olá! Somos alunos do 7o ano, do Colégio Galois, e através do trabalho de Iniciação Científica, iremos produzir um podcast sobre o mundo dos plásticos. Cada grupo irá criar um episódio sobre algum assunto relacionado ao tema PLÁSTICO. O objetivo é popularizar conhecimento científico sobre a problemática e possíveis soluções para esse tipo de material, responsável por um grande impacto no ambiente.

O MUNDO DOS PLÁSTICOS

Predstavljamo DŠFS strokovne podcaste Serotonin! Podcasti pokrivajo razno farmacevtsko, kozmetološko in ostalo zdravstveno tematiko. S podcasti želimo javnosti predstaviti različne poglede strokovnjakov na aktualno problematiko. Upamo, da se vam ob poslušanju podcastov sprosti nekaj hormona sreče - serotonina!

Predstavljamo DŠFS strokovne podcaste Serotonin! Podcasti pokrivajo razno farmacevtsko, kozmetološko in ostalo zdravstveno tematiko. S podcasti želimo javnosti predstaviti različne poglede strokovnjakov na aktualno problematiko. Upamo, da se vam ob poslušanju podcastov sprosti nekaj hormona sreče - serotonina!

Serotonin Podcast DŠFS

En Bretagne, il y a quantité de parcs, jardins, espaces verts, sentiers, forêts. Reportage in situ.

Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur <a href="https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/curieux-de-nature-en-bretagne/armorique?at_campaign=desc_podcast&at_medium=lien_RSS">Radio France</a>.

En Bretagne, il y a quantité de parcs, jardins, espaces verts, sentiers, forêts. Reportage in situ. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

En Bretagne, il y a quantité de parcs, jardins, espaces verts, sentiers, forêts. Reportage in situ.

Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur <a href="https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/curieux-de-nature-en-bretagne/armorique?at_campaign=desc_podcast&amp;at_medium=lien_RSS" rel="noopener noreferrer">Radio France</a>.

Curieux de nature

Comedy Archives - Stay Loose, Stay Lampin’

Vet Life with Dr. Cliff is a weekly podcast where I discuss common health conditions affecting animals, I answer listener questions, and there is the occasional random rant.It is a fun, honest, and entertaining look into the daily life of a world-traveling veterinarian.Be sure to follow me on IG @drcliffworldwidevet and on Twitter at @drcliff_vetIf you have any questions you'd like me to answer on an episode, or you have any comments, please DM me on IG or email me at dr.redford@vet905.com

Vet Life with Dr. Cliff

9th-generation South Carolinian and Charleston native Michael Trouche offers edifying and entertaining segments on what is considered America's most historic city. The "Holy City", as Charleston is nicknamed, has a fascinating assortment of archicture, gardens, legends and events. Charleston's incredibly diverse melting pot of racial and religious backgrounds has developed a tightly-woven social fabric of unique dialects and cultural heritage that is a delight to explore.

Charleston Chapters

Hunting Matters is an award-winning podcast celebrating the wonders of the great outdoors.Join host Joe Betar, Executive Director of<a href="https://hscfdn.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"> Houston Safari Club Foundation</a>, as he delves into captivating discussions with a diverse array of guests. From hunting and fishing to sport shooting, conservation, policy, and even culinary arts, this podcast covers it all. Available on all major podcast platforms—subscribe, listen, rate, and review!

Hunting Matters is an award-winning podcast celebrating the wonders of the great outdoors.Join host Joe Betar, Executive Director of Houston Safari Club Foundation, as he delves into captivating discussions with a diverse array of guests. From hunting and fishing to sport shooting, conservation, policy, and even culinary arts, this podcast covers it all. Available on all major podcast platforms—subscribe, listen, rate, and review!

Hunting Matters is an award-winning podcast celebrating the wonders of the great outdoors.Join host Joe Betar, Executive Director of<a href="https://hscfdn.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Houston Safari Club Foundation</a>, as he delves into captivating discussions with a diverse array of guests. From hunting and fishing to sport shooting, conservation, policy, and even culinary arts, this podcast covers it all. Available on all major podcast platforms—subscribe, listen, rate, and review!

Hunting Matters

In deze podcast doorkruis ik - Lieve Galle, herboriste, plantenfluisteraar en wild wief - de lage landen om in gesprek te gaan met wilde wieven die net als ik met wilde planten en natuur bezig zijn. Want we hebben zo veel rijke wijsheid daarrond in onze contreien. Als het geheel meer is dan de som der delen, wat er gebeurt er dan als we al deze wilde wijsheid samenbrengen? 
Je ontdekt het in deze podcast. 
Vergeet even de hectiek van alledag en luister naar de hartslag van de natuur. Kom te weten wat je nooit verteld is, maar wat je ziel eigenlijk wel weet. Word ook een wild wief! 
Wil je nog meer leren over wilde planten? Surf dan even naar mijn website www.kruidencursus.com

In deze podcast doorkruis ik - Lieve Galle, herboriste, plantenfluisteraar en wild wief - de lage landen om in gesprek te gaan met wilde wieven die net als ik met wilde planten en natuur bezig zijn. Want we hebben zo veel rijke wijsheid daarrond in onze contreien. Als het geheel meer is dan de som der delen, wat er gebeurt er dan als we al deze wilde wijsheid samenbrengen? Je ontdekt het in deze podcast. Vergeet even de hectiek van alledag en luister naar de hartslag van de natuur. Kom te weten wat je nooit verteld is, maar wat je ziel eigenlijk wel weet. Word ook een wild wief! Wil je nog meer leren over wilde planten? Surf dan even naar mijn website www.kruidencursus.com

Wilde Wieven, dé podcast over wildplukken en kruiden

Zemědělský podcast o tématech, která vás zajímají a budou zajímat

Zemědělec Podcast

SystemShift Season 3 explores how to create an economy that benefits both people and the planet. Co-hosts Carl Schlyter, Joycelyn Longdon, and Yewande Omotoso tackle the big question:&nbsp;Can change happen in our lifetime?&nbsp;Across eight episodes, they&nbsp;engage with guests from around the world to discuss solutions to societal challenges—from wealth taxes and mental health to the role of AI—all while spotlighting success stories that inspire action.&nbsp;&nbsp;Building on the themes of past episodes, this season takes an intersectional, global approach, featuring perspectives and guests from six continents. By making complex ideas accessible and encouraging listeners to join the conversation,&nbsp;SystemShift&nbsp;empowers a global community to drive systemic change.&nbsp; <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

SystemShift Season 3 explores how to create an economy that benefits both people and the planet. Co-hosts Carl Schlyter, Joycelyn Longdon, and Yewande Omotoso tackle the big question: Can change happen in our lifetime? Across eight episodes, they engage with guests from around the world to discuss solutions to societal challenges—from wealth taxes and mental health to the role of AI—all while spotlighting success stories that inspire action.    Building on the themes of past episodes, this season takes an intersectional, global approach, featuring perspectives and guests from six continents. By making complex ideas accessible and encouraging listeners to join the conversation, SystemShift empowers a global community to drive systemic change.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SystemShift Season 3 explores how to create an economy that benefits both people and the planet. Co-hosts Carl Schlyter, Joycelyn Longdon, and Yewande Omotoso tackle the big question:&nbsp;Can change happen in our lifetime?&nbsp;Across eight episodes, they&nbsp;engage with guests from around the world to discuss solutions to societal challenges—from wealth taxes and mental health to the role of AI—all while spotlighting success stories that inspire action.&nbsp;&nbsp;Building on the themes of past episodes, this season takes an intersectional, global approach, featuring perspectives and guests from six continents. By making complex ideas accessible and encouraging listeners to join the conversation,&nbsp;SystemShift&nbsp;empowers a global community to drive systemic change.&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

SystemShift

Field recordings from ThirdSilence.com, mostly from natural landscapes. Sit and listen while you can, soon all will be silent.

The Third Silence

The Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, located in Holderness, NH, advances understanding of ecology by exploring the natural world. This podcast is one way that we explore the natural world. Check out our website to learn more: www.NHNature.org Episodes discuss how animals survive and what makes them unique. Listen in to explore the wild around you!

The Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, located in Holderness, NH, advances understanding of ecology by exploring the natural world. This podcast is one way that we explore the natural world. Check out our website to learn more: www.NHNature.org Episodes discuss how animals survive and what makes them unique. Listen in to explore the wild around you!

The Wild Around Us

The podcast diving into stories beneath our oceans. Featuring guests who inspire us about the world of whales and how we can help to protect cetaceans and our ocean environment. Sit back, relax, you're now in the WeWhale pod. www.wewhale.co

The WeWhale Pod

Season 1: Scary Animals in the Backyard-
Bears in the suburbs?
Mountain lions in Chicago?
Wolves in…New York?? 

Where *can't* you run into big predators these days, as climate change and habitat destruction push wildlife to the brink? 
What's behind these stories and their grip on our imaginations? 
And what creatures could be lurking outside *your* door? 

As schemes multiply to re-forest and rewild vast acreage, it can be enough to keep newcomers to outdoor pursuits from setting foot outside - and make seasoned hikers, gardeners, and birders question how well they really know their favorite haunts. 

Join me, an author and designer who’s spent a lifetime wandering around the woods,  as we confront the fear and fascination of encountering a scary animal outdoors, alone, in a place you thought was safe.

For everyone intrigued by our wild neighbors and everyone peeking outside from behind the curtains, it's "30% Wild: Scary Animals in the Backyard."

Listen and subscribe at thirtywildpod.com, and get every episode before it gets you

Season 1: Scary Animals in the Backyard- Bears in the suburbs? Mountain lions in Chicago? Wolves in…New York?? Where *can't* you run into big predators these days, as climate change and habitat destruction push wildlife to the brink? What's behind these stories and their grip on our imaginations? And what creatures could be lurking outside *your* door? As schemes multiply to re-forest and rewild vast acreage, it can be enough to keep newcomers to outdoor pursuits from setting foot outside - and make seasoned hikers, gardeners, and birders question how well they really know their favorite haunts. Join me, an author and designer who’s spent a lifetime wandering around the woods, as we confront the fear and fascination of encountering a scary animal outdoors, alone, in a place you thought was safe. For everyone intrigued by our wild neighbors and everyone peeking outside from behind the curtains, it's "30% Wild: Scary Animals in the Backyard." Listen and subscribe at thirtywildpod.com, and get every episode before it gets you

30% Wild

Conversations with those who care about Canadian landscapes.  

Vistas & Voices is a podcast dedicated to exploring the diverse and vibrant landscapes of Canada through the eyes of those who cherish and nurture them. I, your host, Tyler Garwood, engage in thoughtful and inspiring conversations with Conservationists, Agriculturists, Educators, Artists, Scientists, and more.

Each episode delves into personal stories, exploring the passion, dedication, and experiences of our guests as they work to preserve and enhance the natural beauty of Canada. From innovative farming techniques to creative artistic expressions, discover the unique ways these individuals connect with the land and make a difference.

Join us on this journey to learn, be inspired, and gain a deeper appreciation for the land that sustains us all.

If you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to Rate, Share, and Subscribe. Thank you for listening!

Conversations with those who care about Canadian landscapes. Vistas & Voices is a podcast dedicated to exploring the diverse and vibrant landscapes of Canada through the eyes of those who cherish and nurture them. I, your host, Tyler Garwood, engage in thoughtful and inspiring conversations with Conservationists, Agriculturists, Educators, Artists, Scientists, and more. Each episode delves into personal stories, exploring the passion, dedication, and experiences of our guests as they work to preserve and enhance the natural beauty of Canada. From innovative farming techniques to creative artistic expressions, discover the unique ways these individuals connect with the land and make a difference. Join us on this journey to learn, be inspired, and gain a deeper appreciation for the land that sustains us all. If you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to Rate, Share, and Subscribe. Thank you for listening!

Conversations with those who care about Canadian landscapes.  

Vistas &amp; Voices is a podcast dedicated to exploring the diverse and vibrant landscapes of Canada through the eyes of those who cherish and nurture them. I, your host, Tyler Garwood, engage in thoughtful and inspiring conversations with Conservationists, Agriculturists, Educators, Artists, Scientists, and more.

Each episode delves into personal stories, exploring the passion, dedication, and experiences of our guests as they work to preserve and enhance the natural beauty of Canada. From innovative farming techniques to creative artistic expressions, discover the unique ways these individuals connect with the land and make a difference.

Join us on this journey to learn, be inspired, and gain a deeper appreciation for the land that sustains us all.

If you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to Rate, Share, and Subscribe. Thank you for listening!

Vistas & Voices

A podcast exploring biology, ecology, and introduced and invasive species around the world. We are interested in super neat science about nature, and how humans interact with the nature, wildlife, and the rest of our environment.&nbsp; We take a serious approach to research, and a less serious approach to the delivery, so we can all have a bit more fun along the way.&nbsp; In loving memory of Nicholas McCarney.&nbsp;

A podcast exploring biology, ecology, and introduced and invasive species around the world. We are interested in super neat science about nature, and how humans interact with the nature, wildlife, and the rest of our environment.  We take a serious approach to research, and a less serious approach to the delivery, so we can all have a bit more fun along the way.  In loving memory of Nicholas McCarney. 

The Anthropo Scene Podcast

Agroecología y sociedad, ¿una utopía? Descubre cómo, desde la política, se desarrollan acciones con la participación ciudadana. Productor y conductor: Dr. José Manuel Palma García.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Agroecología y sociedad, ¿una utopía? Descubre cómo, desde la política, se desarrollan acciones con la participación ciudadana. Productor y conductor: Dr. José Manuel Palma García. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Agroecología y sociedad, ¿una utopía? Descubre cómo, desde la política, se desarrollan acciones con la participación ciudadana. Productor y conductor: Dr. José Manuel Palma García. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tierra viva... diálogo de saberes

Pigeons, often overlooked and underappreciated, have been an integral part of our world for thousands of years. These remarkable birds have adapted to a wide range of habitats, from the bustling cities to the remote islands, and have played a significant role in the ecosystem and human history. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the fascinating world of pigeons, their evolution, diversity, and the challenges they face in the modern era. Evolution and Adaptation Pigeons, belonging to the family Columbidae, have a rich evolutionary history that dates back millions of years. The earliest known pigeon fossils, discovered in France, are estimated to be around 30 million years old. These ancient birds were likely similar in appearance to modern-day pigeons but had longer legs and smaller wings, indicating a more terrestrial lifestyle. Over time, pigeons diversified and adapted to various environments, giving rise to the incredible variety of species we see today. One of the key adaptations that allowed pigeons to thrive was their ability to fly. The development of strong, muscular wings and a streamlined body shape enabled them to cover vast distances in search of food and suitable habitats. Another crucial adaptation was their unique digestive system. Pigeons have a crop, an enlarged portion of the esophagus, which allows them to store food for later consumption. This adaptation proves particularly useful during long flights or when food is scarce. Additionally, pigeons produce a special secretion called "crop milk," which they use to feed their young. This highly nutritious substance is produced by both male and female pigeons and is essential for the growth and development of the squabs. Diversity and Distribution There are over 300 species of pigeons and doves found worldwide, each with its own unique characteristics and adaptations. From the tiny Namaqua dove of the African deserts to the large and flightless dodo of Mauritius, pigeons showcase an astonishing diversity in size, color, and behavior. One of the most iconic pigeon species is the rock dove, also known as the common pigeon. This species, originally native to Europe, North Africa, and Asia, has been domesticated for thousands of years. Today, the rock dove's descendants, the feral pigeons, have adapted to life in cities and towns across the globe, where they have become a familiar sight. In the tropical regions of Southeast Asia and Oceania, fruit doves, known for their vibrant colors and frugivorous diet, play a vital role in seed dispersal and forest regeneration. The Nicobar pigeon, found on the islands of the Nicobar and Andaman archipelagos, is a striking example, with its iridescent green and copper plumage and distinctive white tail. The Americas are home to a wide variety of pigeon species, including the Inca dove, which inhabits the deserts and dry forests from the southwestern United States to Costa Rica. These social birds are known for their strong pair bonds and their ability to thrive in arid environments. Ecological Importance Pigeons play a crucial role in the ecosystems they inhabit. As seed dispersers, they help in the propagation of plants and trees, contributing to the maintenance and regeneration of forests and other habitats. Many pigeon species, particularly the fruit doves, have coevolved with the plants they feed on, forming intricate relationships that have shaped the biodiversity of their native ranges. In urban environments, pigeons have adapted to coexist with humans, taking advantage of the food and shelter provided by our cities. While often considered a nuisance, these birds perform an essential function by consuming food waste and preventing the proliferation of insect pests. Pigeons have also been used by humans for various purposes throughout history. For centuries, they were bred for their meat, known as squab, which was considered a delicacy in many cultures. Pigeons were also used as messengers, thanks to their remarkable homing abilities. During World War I and World War II, carrier pigeons played a vital role in communication, delivering crucial messages across battlefields and saving countless lives. Urban Pigeons: A Love-Hate Relationship In cities around the world, the relationship between humans and pigeons is a complex one, often characterized by a mix of admiration, annoyance, and even affection. Urban pigeons, descendants of the domesticated rock dove, have adapted to life in close proximity to humans, taking advantage of the abundant food sources and nesting sites provided by our built environment. For many city dwellers, pigeons are a beloved part of the urban landscape. These birds, with their iridescent neck feathers and gentle cooing, bring a touch of nature to the concrete jungle. People often enjoy feeding pigeons in parks and public squares, delighting in their antics and the sense of connection to the natural world they provide. Some individuals form strong bonds with urban pigeons, recognizing individual birds and even providing them with dedicated feeding stations and nesting boxes. These pigeon enthusiasts appreciate the birds' resilience, adaptability, and social nature, seeing them as valuable members of the urban ecosystem. However, not everyone shares this fondness for urban pigeons. Many city residents view them as a nuisance, associating them with mess, noise, and potential health hazards. Pigeons' droppings can deface buildings and monuments, while their nests can clog drains and vents, leading to property damage and maintenance issues. There are also concerns about the potential spread of diseases, such as salmonella and histoplasmosis, through pigeon droppings. While the actual risk of disease transmission from pigeons to humans is relatively low, these concerns have contributed to the negative perception of these birds in some urban communities. Efforts to control urban pigeon populations have been met with mixed success and controversy. Methods such as bird spikes, netting, and repellents aim to deter pigeons from roosting and nesting on buildings, but these measures often simply shift the problem to other areas. Culling and poisoning campaigns, while effective in reducing pigeon numbers in the short term, are often met with public outcry and raise ethical concerns. Despite the challenges and conflicting attitudes, urban pigeons continue to thrive in cities worldwide. These adaptable birds have become an integral part of the urban ecosystem, providing a connection to nature and a source of fascination for many city dwellers. As we strive to build more sustainable and livable cities, it is essential to find ways to coexist with urban pigeons and other wildlife. This can involve implementing humane population management strategies, such as providing designated feeding areas and pigeon-friendly nesting structures, to minimize conflicts and promote the well-being of both birds and humans. Education and awareness also play a crucial role in fostering a more positive relationship between urban dwellers and pigeons. By understanding the ecological value of these birds and appreciating their unique adaptations and behaviors, we can cultivate a sense of respect and coexistence. Challenges and Conservation Despite their adaptability and resilience, many pigeon species face significant challenges in the modern world. Habitat loss, caused by deforestation, urbanization, and agricultural expansion, has led to the decline of numerous pigeon populations. The destruction of forests, particularly in tropical regions, has had a devastating impact on fruit doves and other specialized pigeon species that depend on these habitats for survival. Hunting and trapping for food, sport, and the pet trade have also taken a heavy toll on pigeon populations. The passenger pigeon, once the most abundant bird in North America, was driven to extinction in the early 20th century due to relentless hunting and habitat destruction. The last known individual, named Martha, died in captivity at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914, serving as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the consequences of human actions. Other threats to pigeons include the introduction of non-native predators, such as rats and cats, which can decimate populations on islands and in other vulnerable habitats. Climate change, too, poses a growing threat, altering the distribution and availability of food sources and breeding sites. To address these challenges, conservation efforts have been initiated to protect pigeon species and their habitats. These efforts include habitat restoration, captive breeding programs, and the establishment of protected areas. In urban settings, some cities have implemented pigeon management strategies, such as providing designated feeding areas and installing pigeon-friendly structures, to minimize conflicts with humans while ensuring the well-being of the birds. Research and education also play a vital role in pigeon conservation. Scientists are working to understand the biology, behavior, and ecological requirements of different pigeon species, informing conservation strategies and management decisions. Education programs aim to raise awareness about the importance of pigeons and their habitats, fostering a sense of appreciation and stewardship among the public. Pigeons are a testament to the incredible diversity and adaptability of life on Earth. From the ancient forests to the modern cities, these remarkable birds have shaped and been shaped by the environments they inhabit. Their fascinating biology, complex social structures, and ecological roles make them an integral part of the natural world. However, pigeons also face numerous challenges in the face of human-induced changes to the environment. As we continue to alter the landscapes and ecosystems around us, it is crucial that we recognize the impact of our actions on the species with which we share this planet. By und

Pigeons, often overlooked and underappreciated, have been an integral part of our world for thousands of years. These remarkable birds have adapted to a wide range of habitats, from the bustling cities to the remote islands, and have played a significant role in the ecosystem and human history. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the fascinating world of pigeons, their evolution, diversity, and the challenges they face in the modern era. Evolution and Adaptation Pigeons, belonging to the family Columbidae, have a rich evolutionary history that dates back millions of years. The earliest known pigeon fossils, discovered in France, are estimated to be around 30 million years old. These ancient birds were likely similar in appearance to modern-day pigeons but had longer legs and smaller wings, indicating a more terrestrial lifestyle. Over time, pigeons diversified and adapted to various environments, giving rise to the incredible variety of species we see today. One of the key adaptations that allowed pigeons to thrive was their ability to fly. The development of strong, muscular wings and a streamlined body shape enabled them to cover vast distances in search of food and suitable habitats. Another crucial adaptation was their unique digestive system. Pigeons have a crop, an enlarged portion of the esophagus, which allows them to store food for later consumption. This adaptation proves particularly useful during long flights or when food is scarce. Additionally, pigeons produce a special secretion called "crop milk," which they use to feed their young. This highly nutritious substance is produced by both male and female pigeons and is essential for the growth and development of the squabs. Diversity and Distribution There are over 300 species of pigeons and doves found worldwide, each with its own unique characteristics and adaptations. From the tiny Namaqua dove of the African deserts to the large and flightless dodo of Mauritius, pigeons showcase an astonishing diversity in size, color, and behavior. One of the most iconic pigeon species is the rock dove, also known as the common pigeon. This species, originally native to Europe, North Africa, and Asia, has been domesticated for thousands of years. Today, the rock dove's descendants, the feral pigeons, have adapted to life in cities and towns across the globe, where they have become a familiar sight. In the tropical regions of Southeast Asia and Oceania, fruit doves, known for their vibrant colors and frugivorous diet, play a vital role in seed dispersal and forest regeneration. The Nicobar pigeon, found on the islands of the Nicobar and Andaman archipelagos, is a striking example, with its iridescent green and copper plumage and distinctive white tail. The Americas are home to a wide variety of pigeon species, including the Inca dove, which inhabits the deserts and dry forests from the southwestern United States to Costa Rica. These social birds are known for their strong pair bonds and their ability to thrive in arid environments. Ecological Importance Pigeons play a crucial role in the ecosystems they inhabit. As seed dispersers, they help in the propagation of plants and trees, contributing to the maintenance and regeneration of forests and other habitats. Many pigeon species, particularly the fruit doves, have coevolved with the plants they feed on, forming intricate relationships that have shaped the biodiversity of their native ranges. In urban environments, pigeons have adapted to coexist with humans, taking advantage of the food and shelter provided by our cities. While often considered a nuisance, these birds perform an essential function by consuming food waste and preventing the proliferation of insect pests. Pigeons have also been used by humans for various purposes throughout history. For centuries, they were bred for their meat, known as squab, which was considered a delicacy in many cultures. Pigeons were also used as messengers, thanks to their remarkable homing abilities. During World War I and World War II, carrier pigeons played a vital role in communication, delivering crucial messages across battlefields and saving countless lives. Urban Pigeons: A Love-Hate Relationship In cities around the world, the relationship between humans and pigeons is a complex one, often characterized by a mix of admiration, annoyance, and even affection. Urban pigeons, descendants of the domesticated rock dove, have adapted to life in close proximity to humans, taking advantage of the abundant food sources and nesting sites provided by our built environment. For many city dwellers, pigeons are a beloved part of the urban landscape. These birds, with their iridescent neck feathers and gentle cooing, bring a touch of nature to the concrete jungle. People often enjoy feeding pigeons in parks and public squares, delighting in their antics and the sense of connection to the natural world they provide. Some individuals form strong bonds with urban pigeons, recognizing individual birds and even providing them with dedicated feeding stations and nesting boxes. These pigeon enthusiasts appreciate the birds' resilience, adaptability, and social nature, seeing them as valuable members of the urban ecosystem. However, not everyone shares this fondness for urban pigeons. Many city residents view them as a nuisance, associating them with mess, noise, and potential health hazards. Pigeons' droppings can deface buildings and monuments, while their nests can clog drains and vents, leading to property damage and maintenance issues. There are also concerns about the potential spread of diseases, such as salmonella and histoplasmosis, through pigeon droppings. While the actual risk of disease transmission from pigeons to humans is relatively low, these concerns have contributed to the negative perception of these birds in some urban communities. Efforts to control urban pigeon populations have been met with mixed success and controversy. Methods such as bird spikes, netting, and repellents aim to deter pigeons from roosting and nesting on buildings, but these measures often simply shift the problem to other areas. Culling and poisoning campaigns, while effective in reducing pigeon numbers in the short term, are often met with public outcry and raise ethical concerns. Despite the challenges and conflicting attitudes, urban pigeons continue to thrive in cities worldwide. These adaptable birds have become an integral part of the urban ecosystem, providing a connection to nature and a source of fascination for many city dwellers. As we strive to build more sustainable and livable cities, it is essential to find ways to coexist with urban pigeons and other wildlife. This can involve implementing humane population management strategies, such as providing designated feeding areas and pigeon-friendly nesting structures, to minimize conflicts and promote the well-being of both birds and humans. Education and awareness also play a crucial role in fostering a more positive relationship between urban dwellers and pigeons. By understanding the ecological value of these birds and appreciating their unique adaptations and behaviors, we can cultivate a sense of respect and coexistence. Challenges and Conservation Despite their adaptability and resilience, many pigeon species face significant challenges in the modern world. Habitat loss, caused by deforestation, urbanization, and agricultural expansion, has led to the decline of numerous pigeon populations. The destruction of forests, particularly in tropical regions, has had a devastating impact on fruit doves and other specialized pigeon species that depend on these habitats for survival. Hunting and trapping for food, sport, and the pet trade have also taken a heavy toll on pigeon populations. The passenger pigeon, once the most abundant bird in North America, was driven to extinction in the early 20th century due to relentless hunting and habitat destruction. The last known individual, named Martha, died in captivity at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914, serving as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the consequences of human actions. Other threats to pigeons include the introduction of non-native predators, such as rats and cats, which can decimate populations on islands and in other vulnerable habitats. Climate change, too, poses a growing threat, altering the distribution and availability of food sources and breeding sites. To address these challenges, conservation efforts have been initiated to protect pigeon species and their habitats. These efforts include habitat restoration, captive breeding programs, and the establishment of protected areas. In urban settings, some cities have implemented pigeon management strategies, such as providing designated feeding areas and installing pigeon-friendly structures, to minimize conflicts with humans while ensuring the well-being of the birds. Research and education also play a vital role in pigeon conservation. Scientists are working to understand the biology, behavior, and ecological requirements of different pigeon species, informing conservation strategies and management decisions. Education programs aim to raise awareness about the importance of pigeons and their habitats, fostering a sense of appreciation and stewardship among the public. Pigeons are a testament to the incredible diversity and adaptability of life on Earth. From the ancient forests to the modern cities, these remarkable birds have shaped and been shaped by the environments they inhabit. Their fascinating biology, complex social structures, and ecological roles make them an integral part of the natural world. However, pigeons also face numerous challenges in the face of human-induced changes to the environment. As we continue to alter the landscapes and ecosystems around us, it is crucial that we recognize the impact of our actions on the species with which we share this planet. By und

Pigeons, often overlooked and underappreciated, have been an integral part of our world for thousands of years. These remarkable birds have adapted to a wide range of habitats, from the bustling cities to the remote islands, and have played a significant role in the ecosystem and human history. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the fascinating world of pigeons, their evolution, diversity, and the challenges they face in the modern era. Evolution and Adaptation Pigeons, belonging to the family Columbidae, have a rich evolutionary history that dates back millions of years. The earliest known pigeon fossils, discovered in France, are estimated to be around 30 million years old. These ancient birds were likely similar in appearance to modern-day pigeons but had longer legs and smaller wings, indicating a more terrestrial lifestyle. Over time, pigeons diversified and adapted to various environments, giving rise to the incredible variety of species we see today. One of the key adaptations that allowed pigeons to thrive was their ability to fly. The development of strong, muscular wings and a streamlined body shape enabled them to cover vast distances in search of food and suitable habitats. Another crucial adaptation was their unique digestive system. Pigeons have a crop, an enlarged portion of the esophagus, which allows them to store food for later consumption. This adaptation proves particularly useful during long flights or when food is scarce. Additionally, pigeons produce a special secretion called "crop milk," which they use to feed their young. This highly nutritious substance is produced by both male and female pigeons and is essential for the growth and development of the squabs. Diversity and Distribution There are over 300 species of pigeons and doves found worldwide, each with its own unique characteristics and adaptations. From the tiny Namaqua dove of the African deserts to the large and flightless dodo of Mauritius, pigeons showcase an astonishing diversity in size, color, and behavior. One of the most iconic pigeon species is the rock dove, also known as the common pigeon. This species, originally native to Europe, North Africa, and Asia, has been domesticated for thousands of years. Today, the rock dove's descendants, the feral pigeons, have adapted to life in cities and towns across the globe, where they have become a familiar sight. In the tropical regions of Southeast Asia and Oceania, fruit doves, known for their vibrant colors and frugivorous diet, play a vital role in seed dispersal and forest regeneration. The Nicobar pigeon, found on the islands of the Nicobar and Andaman archipelagos, is a striking example, with its iridescent green and copper plumage and distinctive white tail. The Americas are home to a wide variety of pigeon species, including the Inca dove, which inhabits the deserts and dry forests from the southwestern United States to Costa Rica. These social birds are known for their strong pair bonds and their ability to thrive in arid environments. Ecological Importance Pigeons play a crucial role in the ecosystems they inhabit. As seed dispersers, they help in the propagation of plants and trees, contributing to the maintenance and regeneration of forests and other habitats. Many pigeon species, particularly the fruit doves, have coevolved with the plants they feed on, forming intricate relationships that have shaped the biodiversity of their native ranges. In urban environments, pigeons have adapted to coexist with humans, taking advantage of the food and shelter provided by our cities. While often considered a nuisance, these birds perform an essential function by consuming food waste and preventing the proliferation of insect pests. Pigeons have also been used by humans for various purposes throughout history. For centuries, they were bred for their meat, known as squab, which was considered a delicacy in many cultures. Pigeons were also used as messengers, thanks to their remarkable homing abilities. During World War I and World War II, carrier pigeons played a vital role in communication, delivering crucial messages across battlefields and saving countless lives. Urban Pigeons: A Love-Hate Relationship In cities around the world, the relationship between humans and pigeons is a complex one, often characterized by a mix of admiration, annoyance, and even affection. Urban pigeons, descendants of the domesticated rock dove, have adapted to life in close proximity to humans, taking advantage of the abundant food sources and nesting sites provided by our built environment. For many city dwellers, pigeons are a beloved part of the urban landscape. These birds, with their iridescent neck feathers and gentle cooing, bring a touch of nature to the concrete jungle. People often enjoy feeding pigeons in parks and public squares, delighting in their antics and the sense of connection to the natural world they provide. Some individuals form strong bonds with urban pigeons, recognizing individual birds and even providing them with dedicated feeding stations and nesting boxes. These pigeon enthusiasts appreciate the birds' resilience, adaptability, and social nature, seeing them as valuable members of the urban ecosystem. However, not everyone shares this fondness for urban pigeons. Many city residents view them as a nuisance, associating them with mess, noise, and potential health hazards. Pigeons' droppings can deface buildings and monuments, while their nests can clog drains and vents, leading to property damage and maintenance issues. There are also concerns about the potential spread of diseases, such as salmonella and histoplasmosis, through pigeon droppings. While the actual risk of disease transmission from pigeons to humans is relatively low, these concerns have contributed to the negative perception of these birds in some urban communities. Efforts to control urban pigeon populations have been met with mixed success and controversy. Methods such as bird spikes, netting, and repellents aim to deter pigeons from roosting and nesting on buildings, but these measures often simply shift the problem to other areas. Culling and poisoning campaigns, while effective in reducing pigeon numbers in the short term, are often met with public outcry and raise ethical concerns. Despite the challenges and conflicting attitudes, urban pigeons continue to thrive in cities worldwide. These adaptable birds have become an integral part of the urban ecosystem, providing a connection to nature and a source of fascination for many city dwellers. As we strive to build more sustainable and livable cities, it is essential to find ways to coexist with urban pigeons and other wildlife. This can involve implementing humane population management strategies, such as providing designated feeding areas and pigeon-friendly nesting structures, to minimize conflicts and promote the well-being of both birds and humans. Education and awareness also play a crucial role in fostering a more positive relationship between urban dwellers and pigeons. By understanding the ecological value of these birds and appreciating their unique adaptations and behaviors, we can cultivate a sense of respect and coexistence. Challenges and Conservation Despite their adaptability and resilience, many pigeon species face significant challenges in the modern world. Habitat loss, caused by deforestation, urbanization, and agricultural expansion, has led to the decline of numerous pigeon populations. The destruction of forests, particularly in tropical regions, has had a devastating impact on fruit doves and other specialized pigeon species that depend on these habitats for survival. Hunting and trapping for food, sport, and the pet trade have also taken a heavy toll on pigeon populations. The passenger pigeon, once the most abundant bird in North America, was driven to extinction in the early 20th century due to relentless hunting and habitat destruction. The last known individual, named Martha, died in captivity at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914, serving as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the consequences of human actions. Other threats to pigeons include the introduction of non-native predators, such as rats and cats, which can decimate populations on islands and in other vulnerable habitats. Climate change, too, poses a growing threat, altering the distribution and availability of food sources and breeding sites. To address these challenges, conservation efforts have been initiated to protect pigeon species and their habitats. These efforts include habitat restoration, captive breeding programs, and the establishment of protected areas. In urban settings, some cities have implemented pigeon management strategies, such as providing designated feeding areas and installing pigeon-friendly structures, to minimize conflicts with humans while ensuring the well-being of the birds. Research and education also play a vital role in pigeon conservation. Scientists are working to understand the biology, behavior, and ecological requirements of different pigeon species, informing conservation strategies and management decisions. Education programs aim to raise awareness about the importance of pigeons and their habitats, fostering a sense of appreciation and stewardship among the public. Pigeons are a testament to the incredible diversity and adaptability of life on Earth. From the ancient forests to the modern cities, these remarkable birds have shaped and been shaped by the environments they inhabit. Their fascinating biology, complex social structures, and ecological roles make them an integral part of the natural world. However, pigeons also face numerous challenges in the face of human-induced changes to the environment. As we continue to alter the landscapes and ecosystems around us, it is crucial that we recognize the impact of our actions on the species with which we share this planet. By und

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A significant and important legacy established within the Challenge, is the creation of space for iwi, hapū and Māori-led research that reclaims, revitalises and restores our connection to the moana. Realising the distinctive potential of indigenous knowledge.

A significant and important legacy established within the Challenge, is the creation of space for iwi, hapū and Māori-led research that reclaims, revitalises and restores our connection to the moana. Realising the distinctive potential of indigenous knowledge.

Te Au o te Moana Podcast

Namaskaram and Welcome to ‘Sacred Tattva’. In today’s world, navigating life through challenges often leads to stress and agitation. I’m Devacharya, your guide on this journey. As a Vedic Spiritual Coach, Dhyana (Meditation) &amp; Pranayama (Breathwork) Teacher / Coach, Ayurveda Coach and Mudra Therapist, I Invite you to join me on an enlightening journey of spirituality where we will deep dive into the ocean of transformation, timeless spiritual practices and serenity. Whether you ever feel lost, with no idea where your life is headed or wish to find a sense of direction, meaning or purpose in your life, there will be something here for you. Every Episode serves as a stepping stone that paves the way to self-discovery, enlightenment and spirituality. So find a quiet space, connect to nature and stay tuned to experience the rich &amp; sacred world of spirituality.

Namaskaram and Welcome to ‘Sacred Tattva’. In today’s world, navigating life through challenges often leads to stress and agitation. I’m Devacharya, your guide on this journey. As a Vedic Spiritual Coach, Dhyana (Meditation) & Pranayama (Breathwork) Teacher / Coach, Ayurveda Coach and Mudra Therapist, I Invite you to join me on an enlightening journey of spirituality where we will deep dive into the ocean of transformation, timeless spiritual practices and serenity. Whether you ever feel lost, with no idea where your life is headed or wish to find a sense of direction, meaning or purpose in your life, there will be something here for you. Every Episode serves as a stepping stone that paves the way to self-discovery, enlightenment and spirituality. So find a quiet space, connect to nature and stay tuned to experience the rich & sacred world of spirituality.

Namaskaram and Welcome to ‘Sacred Tattva’. In today’s world, navigating&nbsp;life through&nbsp;challenges often leads to stress and agitation. I’m Devacharya, your guide on this journey. As a Vedic Spiritual Coach, Dhyana (Meditation) &amp; Pranayama (Breathwork) Teacher / Coach, Ayurveda Coach and Mudra Therapist, I Invite you to join me on an enlightening journey of spirituality where we will deep dive into the ocean of transformation, timeless spiritual practices and serenity. Whether you ever feel lost, with no idea where your life is headed or wish to find a sense of direction, meaning or purpose&nbsp;in your life, there will be something here for you. Every Episode serves as a stepping stone&nbsp;that paves the way&nbsp;to self-discovery, enlightenment and spirituality.&nbsp;So find a quiet space, connect to nature and stay tuned to experience the rich &amp; sacred world of spirituality.

Sacred Tattva

On the Trails is your passport to the natural wonders of the Llano Estacado.

Every episode will unveil the beauty of our region through science, art, history, conservation, and stewardship efforts.

Sibley Nature Center…where nature, recreation, and history meet.

On the Trails is your passport to the natural wonders of the Llano Estacado. Every episode will unveil the beauty of our region through science, art, history, conservation, and stewardship efforts. Sibley Nature Center…where nature, recreation, and history meet.

On The Trails with Sibley Nature Center

Welcome to the Earthing About podscast. I’m Charlotte, a Wildlife Ecology &amp; Conservation Science student. I’ll be having casual chats to you about all things nature. Taking you on an exploration of field work, random walk abouts &amp; anything I find interesting. So follow along and enjoy the ride. I’d love to have you with me on my adventures.

Welcome to the Earthing About podscast. I’m Charlotte, a Wildlife Ecology & Conservation Science student. I’ll be having casual chats to you about all things nature. Taking you on an exploration of field work, random walk abouts & anything I find interesting. So follow along and enjoy the ride. I’d love to have you with me on my adventures.

Earthing About

De calcaire et de sel …
Une série de podcasts pour découvrir autrement les richesses cachées du Parc national des Calanques.
Du fond de la méditerranée aux îles, de sa flore endémique à l’histoire de ses calanques, écoutez les mystères de ces paysages bleus et blancs racontés par les scientifiques, artistes, habitants et usagers du parc. 
Ici nature et culture ne font qu’un, se mêlent depuis des millénaires pour façonner ce territoire dont nous faisons pleinement partie en tant que Vivants. 
Une série co-produite par Parc National des Calanques et Radio Grenouille-Euphonia.

De calcaire et de sel … Une série de podcasts pour découvrir autrement les richesses cachées du Parc national des Calanques. Du fond de la méditerranée aux îles, de sa flore endémique à l’histoire de ses calanques, écoutez les mystères de ces paysages bleus et blancs racontés par les scientifiques, artistes, habitants et usagers du parc. Ici nature et culture ne font qu’un, se mêlent depuis des millénaires pour façonner ce territoire dont nous faisons pleinement partie en tant que Vivants. Une série co-produite par Parc National des Calanques et Radio Grenouille-Euphonia.

De calcaire et de sel …
Une série de podcasts pour découvrir autrement les richesses cachées du Parc national des Calanques.
Du fond de la méditerranée aux îles, de sa flore endémique à l’histoire de ses calanques, écoutez les mystères de ces paysages bleus et blancs racontés par les scientifiques, artistes, habitants et usagers du parc.&nbsp;
Ici nature et culture ne font qu’un, se mêlent depuis des millénaires pour façonner ce territoire dont nous faisons pleinement partie en tant que Vivants.&nbsp;
Une série co-produite par Parc National des Calanques et Radio Grenouille-Euphonia.

De calcaire et de sel - Radio Grenouille et le Parc National des Calanques

Welcome to the GARNA Gab, where we gab about nature, environmental happenings, and all things GARNA! This podcast centers local environmental news as we share big tales from our small town of Salida, Colorado. Written and recorded by Cat Anderson and produced by Jake Vasquez.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to the GARNA Gab, where we gab about nature, environmental happenings, and all things GARNA! This podcast centers local environmental news as we share big tales from our small town of Salida, Colorado. Written and recorded by Cat Anderson and produced by Jake Vasquez. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the GARNA Gab, where we gab about nature, environmental happenings, and all things GARNA! This podcast centers local environmental news as we share big tales from our small town of Salida, Colorado. Written and recorded by Cat Anderson and produced by Jake Vasquez. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The GARNA Gab

We are launching the first episode of Wild Arrow Outdoors.  This is an introduction of the hosts and a brief rundown of where the show is going.  We will be discussing our outdoor and archery experiences.

We are launching the first episode of Wild Arrow Outdoors. This is an introduction of the hosts and a brief rundown of where the show is going. We will be discussing our outdoor and archery experiences.

WIld Arrow Outdoors - Episode 1.  The Launch

<div>Crane’s View Podcast was made in 2021 to amplify youth voices. Our goal is to connect personal stories to larger issues, all while having an open and honest discussion about environmental issues affecting the world</div>

Crane’s View Podcast was made in 2021 to amplify youth voices. Our goal is to connect personal stories to larger issues, all while having an open and honest discussion about environmental issues affecting the world

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