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Psychic Parrot a show about: Animals amazing abilities, the strange power of pets, the contributions of animals to our lives and everything in-between. Prepare to take a journey with Al and Fred into the weird and wonderful world of all thing animals.

Psychic parrot

La Radio Nature • Info environnement, musiques du monde, ambiance Nature

Fréquence Terre

There's a lot of talk about conservation, but this really is the hands-on kind.  Follow wildlife conservation in the field, as Roy Dennis, based in the Highlands of Scotland, works with his team on the restoration of species in the UK and abroad.

There's a lot of talk about conservation, but this really is the hands-on kind. Follow wildlife conservation in the field, as Roy Dennis, based in the Highlands of Scotland, works with his team on the restoration of species in the UK and abroad.

Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation: hands-on conservation

Two natural resources professionals have some laughs and talk about current news related to the outdoors. Listen in and you may even learn a few things along the way.

Between Two Pines

Biology is a science of wonder, among other things. The nitty gritty that turns so many people don’t have the time to fully digest or understand. Biology Baubles would be the front page of everyday conversational biology; in-depth fun facts with none of the heavy memorization or tedious science of academic grade biology.

Biology Baubles

Ty go nie widzisz, ale wilk widzi Ciebie.
Ty go nie słyszysz, ale ryś wie, że tam jesteś.
Jesteśmy częścią fascynującego świata przyrody.
Otwórz oczy i uszy na naturę!
Naturalnie z WWF.
Na podcast zaprasza Agnieszka Veljković.

Ty go nie widzisz, ale wilk widzi Ciebie. Ty go nie słyszysz, ale ryś wie, że tam jesteś. Jesteśmy częścią fascynującego świata przyrody. Otwórz oczy i uszy na naturę! Naturalnie z WWF. Na podcast zaprasza Agnieszka Veljković.

Naturalnie z WWF

A podcast, produced in rural Australia, bringing together ambitious women from the bush, the city and all over the world. As a former ABC Rural journalist, Company host Skye Manson loves to shine the spotlight on rural people doing amazing things. Each series will include a hand picked mix of stories from well known and inspirational women in our cities, international friends and colleagues and of course - country women who're killing it in business.

Company

A collection of podcasts about the nature, history, and culture of Tallgrass Prairie NPres and the surrounding region.

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve Podcast Library

Thinking without borders... Our mission is to encourage, entertain, inspire, inform, unite, while spreading positivity and hope for tomorrow. We want to make sure that we do our part so you look forward to the days ahead of you, not dread them.

The Free Thinking Human

Un podcast que será una aventura recorriendo todo lo salvaje y descubriendo criaturas fascinantes.

Territorio salvaje

VET &amp; Pet Talk Videos &amp; Podcasts is for everyone who loves pets. We share handy Vet &amp; behaviourist approved tips for keeping your furry &amp; feathered friends happy and healthy, plus real stories from Vets and Vet Nurses about what life 'out the back' is really like. Whether you’re after advice, a laugh, or just curious about the world of animals, we're here to keep you  informed and up to date!  Check out our website <a href="https://vettalkonline.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://vettalkonline.com/ </a>

VET & Pet Talk Videos & Podcasts is for everyone who loves pets. We share handy Vet & behaviourist approved tips for keeping your furry & feathered friends happy and healthy, plus real stories from Vets and Vet Nurses about what life 'out the back' is really like.Whether you’re after advice, a laugh, or just curious about the world of animals, we're here to keep you informed and up to date! Check out our website https://vettalkonline.com/

VET &amp; Pet Talk Videos &amp; Podcasts is for everyone who loves pets. We share handy Vet &amp; behaviourist approved tips for keeping your furry &amp; feathered friends happy and healthy, plus real stories from Vets and Vet Nurses about what life 'out the back' is really like. Whether you’re after advice, a laugh, or just curious about the world of animals, we're here to keep you&nbsp; informed and up to date!&nbsp; Check out our website <a href="https://vettalkonline.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://vettalkonline.com/&nbsp;</a>

VETtalk Online Podcasts

A podcast about sustainable living! Here we chat about permaculture, zero waste living, self-sufficiency &amp; sustainability. Simple tips on how to create new habits for a greener home and kinder future for our planet.

Hosted by Connie Cao 
IG: @connieandluna
W: www.connieandluna.com

A podcast about sustainable living! Here we chat about permaculture, zero waste living, self-sufficiency & sustainability. Simple tips on how to create new habits for a greener home and kinder future for our planet. Hosted by Connie Cao IG: @connieandluna W: www.connieandluna.com

Green Living with Connie

Join us as we explore the power of the natural world to inform and inspire us -- in our everyday lives, and in the complex challenges the world is facing.&nbsp; With nature as our guide (and drawing on our own experience in coaching and consulting, international work, non-profit management, writing, local politics, and community) we explore diverse topics like climate change, confidence, listening, health, economics, storytelling, and more. We look from different perspectives - including science and art; city and rural; individuals and systems - and try to cross pollinate ideas and uncover new ways of thinking.&nbsp;We offer up personal experiences, as well as ideas and experiences from guests, books, and elsewhere, all the while asking what the natural world can teach us. Unfurling is hosted by UK-based Catriona Horey and Elizabeth Wainwright.&nbsp;Elizabeth is a writer, a coach and consultant operating locally and globally, and an elected District Councillor. Catriona is a coach – specialising in leadership, life, climate change and nature coaching – and a coaching skills trainer. Join the Unfurling Facebook group to carry on the conversation:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/313645743154222" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/313645743154222</a>&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.

Join us as we explore the power of the natural world to inform and inspire us -- in our everyday lives, and in the complex challenges the world is facing.  With nature as our guide (and drawing on our own experience in coaching and consulting, international work, non-profit management, writing, local politics, and community) we explore diverse topics like climate change, confidence, listening, health, economics, storytelling, and more. We look from different perspectives - including science and art; city and rural; individuals and systems - and try to cross pollinate ideas and uncover new ways of thinking. We offer up personal experiences, as well as ideas and experiences from guests, books, and elsewhere, all the while asking what the natural world can teach us. Unfurling is hosted by UK-based Catriona Horey and Elizabeth Wainwright. Elizabeth is a writer, a coach and consultant operating locally and globally, and an elected District Councillor. Catriona is a coach – specialising in leadership, life, climate change and nature coaching – and a coaching skills trainer. Join the Unfurling Facebook group to carry on the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/313645743154222  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us as we explore the power of the natural world to inform and inspire us -- in our everyday lives, and in the complex challenges the world is facing.&nbsp; With nature as our guide (and drawing on our own experience in coaching and consulting, international work, non-profit management, writing, local politics, and community) we explore diverse topics like climate change, confidence, listening, health, economics, storytelling, and more. We look from different perspectives - including science and art; city and rural; individuals and systems - and try to cross pollinate ideas and uncover new ways of thinking.&nbsp;We offer up personal experiences, as well as ideas and experiences from guests, books, and elsewhere, all the while asking what the natural world can teach us. Unfurling is hosted by UK-based Catriona Horey and Elizabeth Wainwright.&nbsp;Elizabeth is a writer, a coach and consultant operating locally and globally, and an elected District Councillor. Catriona is a coach – specialising in leadership, life, climate change and nature coaching – and a coaching skills trainer. Join the Unfurling Facebook group to carry on the conversation:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/313645743154222" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/groups/313645743154222</a>&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Unfurling

¿Quieres descubrir los secretos que esconden nuestros ríos, lagos, mares y océanos? Si es así, estás en el podcast correcto. En este podcast podrás escuchar entrevistas a profesionales de la biología marina y el estudio de sistemas de agua dulce a nivel tanto nacional como internacional. Además, tendrás información ampliada, contenido visual y bibliografía asociada sobre todos los temas que se traten en cada episodio en el blog www.godeeperproject.com. Un podcast de Natalia Perez Valle.

¿Quieres descubrir los secretos que esconden nuestros ríos, lagos, mares y océanos? Si es así, estás en el podcast correcto.En este podcast podrás escuchar entrevistas a profesionales de la biología marina y el estudio de sistemas de agua dulce a nivel tanto nacional como internacional.Además, tendrás información ampliada, contenido visual y bibliografía asociada sobre todos los temas que se traten en cada episodio en el blog www.godeeperproject.com.Un podcast de Natalia Perez Valle.

¿Quieres descubrir los secretos que esconden nuestros ríos, lagos, mares y océanos? Si es así, estás en el podcast correcto. En este podcast podrás escuchar entrevistas a profesionales de la biología marina y el estudio de sistemas de agua dulce a nivel tanto nacional como internacional. Además, tendrás información ampliada, contenido visual y bibliografía asociada sobre todos los temas que se traten en cada episodio en el blog www.godeeperproject.com. Un podcast de Natalia Perez Valle.

Planeta Agua

From permaculture to pop culture! Lena Greenberg and Gabriel Coleman unpack complicated environmental ideas and discuss how environmental ideas show up in cultural products!

Polyculture Podcast

Climate Crisis Culture is a conversational podcast exploring the climate crisis through personal stories, arts and culture.

Friends and former colleagues Eilidh McLaughlin and Jenny Fraser Harris dissect topics which are pertinent and emotive. Delving deep into the complexities of living in the ‘era of environmental breakdown’ they untangle the issues through honest, open conversation.  By sharing the work of artists, cultural happenings and resources that inspire them they hope to cultivate a space that brings climate conversations into the everyday. 

They believe diverse, creative culture can help us cope with feelings of climate crisis overwhelm which in turn can help us navigate through these uncertain times with resilience.

Climate Crisis Culture is a conversational podcast exploring the climate crisis through personal stories, arts and culture. Friends and former colleagues Eilidh McLaughlin and Jenny Fraser Harris dissect topics which are pertinent and emotive. Delving deep into the complexities of living in the ‘era of environmental breakdown’ they untangle the issues through honest, open conversation. By sharing the work of artists, cultural happenings and resources that inspire them they hope to cultivate a space that brings climate conversations into the everyday. They believe diverse, creative culture can help us cope with feelings of climate crisis overwhelm which in turn can help us navigate through these uncertain times with resilience.

Climate Crisis Culture

Calming rain sounds with beautiful soothing and relaxing melodies for sleeping, relaxing, meditation, stress relief or anxiety.

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Calming rain sounds with beautiful soothing and relaxing melodies for sleeping, relaxing, meditation, stress relief or anxiety. You can find more rain sounds here: https://linktr.ee/admin?q=%2Fadmin

The rain podcast

Ecological Restoration in the Midwest.  Interviews with the people working to restore and maintain natural areas, discussing how they do it and why.

Ecological Restoration in the Midwest. Interviews with the people working to restore and maintain natural areas, discussing how they do it and why.

Midwestoration

Da SOUTHERN NERD.

This is a travel tale of one family who was locked down for too long and desired freedom. Come join our family and explore with us as we begin our travels in Texas and the United States.  This adventure will take us through Canada and back to the U.S. into Alaska and back again. Come with us while we explore the food, culture, sound, history, its natural wilderness and make small positive changes along the way.

This is a travel tale of one family who was locked down for too long and desired freedom. Come join our family and explore with us as we begin our travels in Texas and the United States. This adventure will take us through Canada and back to the U.S. into Alaska and back again. Come with us while we explore the food, culture, sound, history, its natural wilderness and make small positive changes along the way.

Discovering North America Through the Senses

Want to live ethically? Or organically? How about just sustainably? And without drastically changing your lifestyle or blowing up your bank account?My Green Podcast with Jarvis, Jo, and Katie is the show about accessible, sustainable living. They bring you tips on healthy living and the latest environmental news. They’ll let you know what food and products you can buy that won’t cost the earth – literally or figuratively – and will be joined by special guests who tell us what they do every day to help save the planet. Jo Wood, Katie Hill and Jarvis Smith have been doing the green thing for a long time, it’s part of their lives and business. Being green is easier than most people think. The problem is when we hear things like ‘carbon emissions’ and ‘stopping the temperatures rising by 2 degrees’ its’ difficult for us all to understand how we can make a difference. The good news is we can and if we all do our bit the impact this will have is huge and could solve a crisis in the time frame required. My Green Podcast will simplify the climate change topics and offer simple solutions to current issues. Most people want to change so we can help ourselves the planet and our future generations but most of us don't know where to start. As Jo Katie and Jarvis have been living a sustainable lifestyle for over a decade they will share green nuggets, slippery sideshows and hard core realism you can embed into your lives today.  Stopping using plastic is not gonna fix the problem, so what is? Listen in to find out.

Want to live ethically? Or organically? How about just sustainably? And without drastically changing your lifestyle or blowing up your bank account?My Green Podcast with Jarvis, Jo, and Katie is the show about accessible, sustainable living. They bring you tips on healthy living and the latest environmental news. They’ll let you know what food and products you can buy that won’t cost the earth – literally or figuratively – and will be joined by special guests who tell us what they do every day to help save the planet. Jo Wood, Katie Hill and Jarvis Smith have been doing the green thing for a long time, it’s part of their lives and business. Being green is easier than most people think. The problem is when we hear things like ‘carbon emissions’ and ‘stopping the temperatures rising by 2 degrees’ its’ difficult for us all to understand how we can make a difference. The good news is we can and if we all do our bit the impact this will have is huge and could solve a crisis in the time frame required. My Green Podcast will simplify the climate change topics and offer simple solutions to current issues. Most people want to change so we can help ourselves the planet and our future generations but most of us don't know where to start. As Jo Katie and Jarvis have been living a sustainable lifestyle for over a decade they will share green nuggets, slippery sideshows and hard core realism you can embed into your lives today. Stopping using plastic is not gonna fix the problem, so what is? Listen in to find out.

My Green Podcast

Os seres humanos est&atilde;o alterando o planeta em um ritmo que os outros seres vivos n&atilde;o est&atilde;o conseguindo acompanhar. E cientistas acreditam que o grande n&uacute;mero de esp&eacute;cies que est&atilde;o desaparecendo em meio a essas mudan&ccedil;as&nbsp; indicam que n&oacute;s estamos provocando uma extin&ccedil;&atilde;o em massa &ndash;a sexta na hist&oacute;ria da Terra. No Habitat, as jornalistas da Folha J&eacute;ssica Maes e Nat&aacute;lia Silva viajam o Brasil para contar hist&oacute;rias de esp&eacute;cies amea&ccedil;adas, acompanhadas de quem est&aacute; vendo elas desaparecerem. O podcast tem apoio do Instituto Serrapilheira.&nbsp;

Os seres humanos estão alterando o planeta em um ritmo que os outros seres vivos não estão conseguindo acompanhar. E cientistas acreditam que o grande número de espécies que estão desaparecendo em meio a essas mudanças  indicam que nós estamos provocando uma extinção em massa –a sexta na história da Terra. No Habitat, as jornalistas da Folha Jéssica Maes e Natália Silva viajam o Brasil para contar histórias de espécies ameaçadas, acompanhadas de quem está vendo elas desaparecerem. O podcast tem apoio do Instituto Serrapilheira. 

Os seres humanos estão alterando o planeta em um ritmo que os outros seres vivos não estão conseguindo acompanhar. E cientistas acreditam que o grande número de espécies que estão desaparecendo em meio a essas mudanças&nbsp; indicam que nós estamos provocando uma extinção em massa –a sexta na história da Terra. No Habitat, as jornalistas da Folha Jéssica Maes e Natália Silva viajam o Brasil para contar histórias de espécies ameaçadas, acompanhadas de quem está vendo elas desaparecerem. O podcast tem apoio do Instituto Serrapilheira.&nbsp;

Habitat

𝑯𝒐𝒂 𝑲𝒚́ được hiểu là 𝑵𝒉𝒂̣̂𝒕 𝒌𝒚́ 𝒏𝒈𝒂̀𝒚 𝑯𝒐𝒂. Mỗi loài hoa đều mang trong mình một ý nghĩa và câu chuyện riêng của chúng. Chúng như những cuốn sách lâu đời chờ đợi bạn khám phá. Vậy nên, ngày hôm nay của bạn ra sao, hãy để Hoa Ký gọi tên cảm xúc đó cho bạn.

Hoa Ký

These are all Natural Storm and Rain Sounds created by nature, no electronic devices were used to create sounds in this recording. The intent of the podcast is to perhaps help you fall asleep or relax, meditate etc. I hope that it can assist you to chill the F*** out and get some rest... Respectfully :) All sounds recorded by RPWRecordings (a division of Red Planet Worx, LLC) Todos estos son sonidos de tormenta natural y lluvia creados por la naturaleza, no se utilizaron dispositivos electrónicos para crear sonidos en esta grabación. La intención del podcast es quizás ayudarlo a conciliar el sueño o relajarse. Espero que pueda ayudarte a relajarte y descansar un F******* poco ... Respetuosamente :) Todos los sonidos grabados por RPWRecordings (una división de Red Planet Worx, LLC) <a href="http://www.redplanetworx.com" rel="noopener">www.redplanetworx.com</a> Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cafe-lluvia--5172922/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cafe-lluvia--5172922/support</a>.

These are all Natural Storm and Rain Sounds created by nature, no electronic devices were used to create sounds in this recording. The intent of the podcast is to perhaps help you fall asleep or relax, meditate etc. I hope that it can assist you to chill the F*** out and get some rest... Respectfully :)All sounds recorded by RPWRecordings (a division of Red Planet Worx, LLC)Todos estos son sonidos de tormenta natural y lluvia creados por la naturaleza, no se utilizaron dispositivos electrónicos para crear sonidos en esta grabación.La intención del podcast es quizás ayudarlo a conciliar el sueño o relajarse. Espero que pueda ayudarte a relajarte y descansar un F******* poco ... Respetuosamente :)Todos los sonidos grabados por RPWRecordings (una división de Red Planet Worx, LLC)www.redplanetworx.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cafe-lluvia--5172922/support.

These are all Natural Storm and Rain Sounds created by nature, no electronic devices were used to create sounds in this recording. The intent of the podcast is to perhaps help you fall asleep or relax, meditate etc. I hope that it can assist you to chill the F*** out and get some rest... Respectfully :) All sounds recorded by RPWRecordings (a division of Red Planet Worx, LLC) Todos estos son sonidos de tormenta natural y lluvia creados por la naturaleza, no se utilizaron dispositivos electrónicos para crear sonidos en esta grabación. La intención del podcast es quizás ayudarlo a conciliar el sueño o relajarse. Espero que pueda ayudarte a relajarte y descansar un F******* poco ... Respetuosamente :) Todos los sonidos grabados por RPWRecordings (una división de Red Planet Worx, LLC) <a href="http://www.redplanetworx.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.redplanetworx.com</a> Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cafe-lluvia--5172922/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cafe-lluvia--5172922/support</a>.

Café Lluvia

Een podcast over het klimaat. Maar vooral over mensen. Je wil het beste voor de planeet en de wereld. En je wil ook een leuk leven hebben. Botsen die twee dingen in je hoofd weleens? Dan is deze podcast voor jou. In de klimaatshow Wat w&eacute;l kan onderzoeken Sanne Toebes en Cecilia Adoree iedere week een dilemma. En zoeken ze klimaatadvies bij experts. Moet je je uitspreken als een vriendin in Spanje gaat trouwen, waardoor iedereen met het vliegtuig moet? Is palmolievrije boter echt beter of zorgt het voor een gevo&eacute;l van een duurzame keuze? En hoe praat je met je oom die heel anders over het klimaat denkt? Op zoek naar praktische tips komen ze thuis met levensveranderende inzichten.&nbsp;
Deze podcast gaat over de vraag: wat heeft het voor zin als &iacute;k mijn gedrag aanpas? (en de rest van de wereld niet.) Ze scheiden de zin van de onzin: waar hoeven we niet meer wakker van te liggen of wat heeft nu w&eacute;l echt nut? En &lsquo;mogen we helemaal niets meer&rsquo; of hebben we er ook iets bij te winnen?
In iedere show schuift klimaatjournalist Maarten van Gestel aan. Of hij nu liftend naar de klimaattop gaat, bij haters van zijn artikel op bezoek gaat of de woede van Gerrit Hiemstra op zijn hals haalt: iedere keer neemt hij je mee in een bijzonder verhaal.

Een podcast over het klimaat. Maar vooral over mensen. Je wil het beste voor de planeet en de wereld. En je wil ook een leuk leven hebben. Botsen die twee dingen in je hoofd weleens? Dan is deze podcast voor jou. In de klimaatshow Wat wél kan onderzoeken Sanne Toebes en Cecilia Adoree iedere week een dilemma. En zoeken ze klimaatadvies bij experts. Moet je je uitspreken als een vriendin in Spanje gaat trouwen, waardoor iedereen met het vliegtuig moet? Is palmolievrije boter echt beter of zorgt het voor een gevoél van een duurzame keuze? En hoe praat je met je oom die heel anders over het klimaat denkt? Op zoek naar praktische tips komen ze thuis met levensveranderende inzichten.  Deze podcast gaat over de vraag: wat heeft het voor zin als ík mijn gedrag aanpas? (en de rest van de wereld niet.) Ze scheiden de zin van de onzin: waar hoeven we niet meer wakker van te liggen of wat heeft nu wél echt nut? En ‘mogen we helemaal niets meer’ of hebben we er ook iets bij te winnen? In iedere show schuift klimaatjournalist Maarten van Gestel aan. Of hij nu liftend naar de klimaattop gaat, bij haters van zijn artikel op bezoek gaat of de woede van Gerrit Hiemstra op zijn hals haalt: iedere keer neemt hij je mee in een bijzonder verhaal.

Een podcast over het klimaat. Maar vooral over mensen. Je wil het beste voor de planeet en de wereld. En je wil ook een leuk leven hebben. Botsen die twee dingen in je hoofd weleens? Dan is deze podcast voor jou. In de klimaatshow Wat wél kan onderzoeken Sanne Toebes en Cecilia Adoree iedere week een dilemma. En zoeken ze klimaatadvies bij experts. Moet je je uitspreken als een vriendin in Spanje gaat trouwen, waardoor iedereen met het vliegtuig moet? Is palmolievrije boter echt beter of zorgt het voor een gevoél van een duurzame keuze? En hoe praat je met je oom die heel anders over het klimaat denkt? Op zoek naar praktische tips komen ze thuis met levensveranderende inzichten.&nbsp;
Deze podcast gaat over de vraag: wat heeft het voor zin als ík mijn gedrag aanpas? (en de rest van de wereld niet.) Ze scheiden de zin van de onzin: waar hoeven we niet meer wakker van te liggen of wat heeft nu wél echt nut? En ‘mogen we helemaal niets meer’ of hebben we er ook iets bij te winnen?
In iedere show schuift klimaatjournalist Maarten van Gestel aan. Of hij nu liftend naar de klimaattop gaat, bij haters van zijn artikel op bezoek gaat of de woede van Gerrit Hiemstra op zijn hals haalt: iedere keer neemt hij je mee in een bijzonder verhaal.

Wat wél kan

This is your Avian Flu 101: Your H5N1 Bird Flu Guide podcast.

"Welcome to 'Avian Flu 101: Your H5N1 Bird Flu Guide,' a podcast expertly crafted for listeners eager to understand the complexities of the bird flu, without any prior knowledge required. In each episode, you’ll join a calm, educational dialogue between an experienced teacher and a curious student. Together, they unravel the basics of virology in simple terms, bringing you historical insights from past avian flu outbreaks and the valuable lessons learned. Through easily relatable metaphors, discover how avian flu transmits from birds to humans and how it compares to more familiar illnesses like seasonal flu and COVID-19. Each concise, 3-minute episode is packed with clear terminology explanations and answers to common questions, making it your go-to resource for staying informed about H5N1. Stay updated with this regularly refreshed guide, designed to educate with patience and clarity, so you're never left wondering about the avian flu again."

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This is your Avian Flu 101: Your H5N1 Bird Flu Guide podcast. "Welcome to 'Avian Flu 101: Your H5N1 Bird Flu Guide,' a podcast expertly crafted for listeners eager to understand the complexities of the bird flu, without any prior knowledge required. In each episode, you’ll join a calm, educational dialogue between an experienced teacher and a curious student. Together, they unravel the basics of virology in simple terms, bringing you historical insights from past avian flu outbreaks and the valuable lessons learned. Through easily relatable metaphors, discover how avian flu transmits from birds to humans and how it compares to more familiar illnesses like seasonal flu and COVID-19. Each concise, 3-minute episode is packed with clear terminology explanations and answers to common questions, making it your go-to resource for staying informed about H5N1. Stay updated with this regularly refreshed guide, designed to educate with patience and clarity, so you're never left wondering about the avian flu again." For more info go to https://www.quietplease.ai Or these great deals on confidence boosting books and more https://amzn.to/4hSgB4r This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

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On Bad At Goodbyes, we offer a calm, clear-eyed, creative look at plants and animals from the IUCN Critically Endangered Red List. Research-based, we share species details, behaviors, habitat, and conservation information. And then at the end of each show we perform an ambient soundscape, to hold space for contemplation, delight, awe and perhaps grief. Without dedicated conservation action, some of these species will not survive the 21st century. And so, though listening and learning, perhaps we might acknowledge that journey with a moment of our attention, in recognition of our kinship. Thanks for listening.

Bad at Goodbyes

Imagine the sweeping plains and dense forests of Africa and Asia, where the sun casts long shadows over the land and the air is filled with the calls of myriad creatures. Here, among the grasslands and woodlands, roam some of the most powerful and ancient animals on Earth: rhinoceroses. To witness a rhinoceros in its natural habitat is to encounter a living relic of a bygone era, a creature that has weathered the storms of time with remarkable resilience. These colossal herbivores, with their formidable horns and armor-like skin, embody the raw and untamed beauty of the wild. The Immensity of Rhinoceroses Rhinoceroses are among the largest land mammals, surpassed only by elephants in sheer size. There are five species of rhinoceros: the white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) and the black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) of Africa, and the greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis), the Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus), and the Sumatran rhinoceros (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) of Asia. These magnificent animals vary in size and appearance, but they share several common traits, including their massive bodies, thick skin, and prominent horns. An adult white rhinoceros can weigh up to 2,300 kilograms (5,000 pounds) and measure up to 4 meters (13 feet) in length. Their African cousins, the black rhinoceroses, are slightly smaller but equally imposing. The Asian species, while generally smaller, are no less impressive. The greater one-horned rhinoceros, for instance, can weigh up to 2,000 kilograms (4,400 pounds) and is distinguished by its single, prominent horn. Rhinoceroses possess a unique combination of strength, speed, and agility. Despite their bulk, they are capable of running at speeds of up to 50 kilometers per hour (31 miles per hour) for short distances. Their thick skin, which can be several centimeters thick, provides protection against predators and the harsh elements of their environment. Feeding Habits and Diet Rhinoceroses are primarily herbivores, relying on a diet of grasses, leaves, shoots, and fruits. The specific diet of a rhinoceros varies depending on its species and habitat. White rhinoceroses, for example, are grazers that primarily feed on grasses, using their wide, square lips to crop the vegetation close to the ground. In contrast, black rhinoceroses are browsers, feeding on leaves, twigs, and shrubs, which they grasp with their pointed, prehensile lips. The greater one-horned rhinoceros, found in the floodplain grasslands and forests of India and Nepal, is an opportunistic feeder that consumes a variety of vegetation, including grasses, fruits, and aquatic plants. The Javan and Sumatran rhinoceroses, both critically endangered, inhabit dense tropical forests and have diets that include a wide range of foliage and fruit. Rhinoceroses have a complex digestive system adapted to process fibrous plant material. Their large, multi-chambered stomachs and specialized gut flora enable them to break down cellulose and e

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Imagine the sweeping plains and dense forests of Africa and Asia, where the sun casts long shadows over the land and the air is filled with the calls of myriad creatures. Here, among the grasslands and woodlands, roam some of the most powerful and ancient animals on Earth: rhinoceroses. To witness a rhinoceros in its natural habitat is to encounter a living relic of a bygone era, a creature that has weathered the storms of time with remarkable resilience. These colossal herbivores, with their formidable horns and armor-like skin, embody the raw and untamed beauty of the wild. The Immensity of Rhinoceroses Rhinoceroses are among the largest land mammals, surpassed only by elephants in sheer size. There are five species of rhinoceros: the white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) and the black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) of Africa, and the greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis), the Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus), and the Sumatran rhinoceros (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) of Asia. These magnificent animals vary in size and appearance, but they share several common traits, including their massive bodies, thick skin, and prominent horns. An adult white rhinoceros can weigh up to 2,300 kilograms (5,000 pounds) and measure up to 4 meters (13 feet) in length. Their African cousins, the black rhinoceroses, are slightly smaller but equally imposing. The Asian species, while generally smaller, are no less impressive. The greater one-horned rhinoceros, for instance, can weigh up to 2,000 kilograms (4,400 pounds) and is distinguished by its single, prominent horn. Rhinoceroses possess a unique combination of strength, speed, and agility. Despite their bulk, they are capable of running at speeds of up to 50 kilometers per hour (31 miles per hour) for short distances. Their thick skin, which can be several centimeters thick, provides protection against predators and the harsh elements of their environment. Feeding Habits and Diet Rhinoceroses are primarily herbivores, relying on a diet of grasses, leaves, shoots, and fruits. The specific diet of a rhinoceros varies depending on its species and habitat. White rhinoceroses, for example, are grazers that primarily feed on grasses, using their wide, square lips to crop the vegetation close to the ground. In contrast, black rhinoceroses are browsers, feeding on leaves, twigs, and shrubs, which they grasp with their pointed, prehensile lips. The greater one-horned rhinoceros, found in the floodplain grasslands and forests of India and Nepal, is an opportunistic feeder that consumes a variety of vegetation, including grasses, fruits, and aquatic plants. The Javan and Sumatran rhinoceroses, both critically endangered, inhabit dense tropical forests and have diets that include a wide range of foliage and fruit. Rhinoceroses have a complex digestive system adapted to process fibrous plant material. Their large, multi-chambered stomachs and specialized gut flora enable them to break down cellulose and e This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

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Off the Gravel RoadRobb Ellis is a husband, father, grandfather, educator, tradesman, and public servant with a deep-rooted commitment to small-town life and hands-on learning. Born in Los Angeles, California, Robb moved to Vermont in the 1980s, where he began his first career in law enforcement. After retiring from the field, he transitioned into the plumbing and heating industry—eventually becoming a technical trainer at FIA, where he now helps shape the next generation of skilled trades professionals across New England. &nbsp; &nbsp;Robb’s journey has taken him through Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, and now New Hampshire—where he and his wife Kristen have lived for many years. Married for over 31 years, they’ve raised three sons and are now proud grandparents to two granddaughters. &nbsp; &nbsp;In addition to his work at FIA, Robb serves on the Barnstead Select Board and as an ex officio member of the zoning board, where he brings a grounded, practical voice to local governance. He’s also the force behind Storer Ranch and Cow Camp, rural education initiatives rooted in soil health, regenerative agriculture, and trades-based learning. Through programs like the Storer Ranchers 4-H Club and partnerships with local schools, Robb is helping rural youth gain real-world skills and a sense of stewardship for the land. &nbsp; &nbsp;Having lived in small towns across New England, Robb has come to appreciate their quiet differences and shared spirit. Off the Gravel Road, his podcast, explores what makes these communities tick—sharing conversations from porches, pastures, and town halls that reflect the values, humor, and grit of life beyond the pavement.

Off the Gravel Road Robb Ellis is a husband, father, grandfather, educator, tradesman, and public servant with a deep-rooted commitment to small-town life and hands-on learning. Born in Los Angeles, California, Robb moved to Vermont in the 1980s, where he began his first career in law enforcement. After retiring from the field, he transitioned into the plumbing and heating industry—eventually becoming a technical trainer at FIA, where he now helps shape the next generation of skilled trades professionals across New England.    Robb’s journey has taken him through Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, and now New Hampshire—where he and his wife Kristen have lived for many years. Married for over 31 years, they’ve raised three sons and are now proud grandparents to two granddaughters.    In addition to his work at FIA, Robb serves on the Barnstead Select Board and as an ex officio member of the zoning board, where he brings a grounded, practical voice to local governance. He’s also the force behind Storer Ranch and Cow Camp, rural education initiatives rooted in soil health, regenerative agriculture, and trades-based learning. Through programs like the Storer Ranchers 4-H Club and partnerships with local schools, Robb is helping rural youth gain real-world skills and a sense of stewardship for the land.    Having lived in small towns across New England, Robb has come to appreciate their quiet differences and shared spirit. Off the Gravel Road, his podcast, explores what makes these communities tick—sharing conversations from porches, pastures, and town halls that reflect the values, humor, and grit of life beyond the pavement.

Off The Gravel Road

Soaring majestically on broad wings against a bright blue sky, the unmistakable silhouette of the bald eagle is a sight that never fails to inspire awe. With its snowy white head and tail contrasting starkly against the rich, dark brown of its powerful body and wings, Haliaeetus leucocephalus is a bird that commands attention. As the only eagle unique to North America, and the national emblem of the United States since 1782, this regal raptor holds a special place in the hearts and minds of people across the continent. 
Bald eagles are truly impressive birds by any measure. Among the largest raptors in North America, females, which are notably bigger than males, may reach 43 inches in length with a wingspan stretching over 7 feet. Seeing one of these birds up close, it's impossible not to be struck by their sheer size and presence. Despite their common name, bald eagles are not actually bald - their heads are covered in gleaming white feathers, which develop as the birds reach maturity around 4 to 5 years of age. Juvenile birds are a mottled dark brown and white, and can sometimes be mistaken for golden eagles at a distance. It takes a keen eye to pick out the subtle differences in size, shape, and color that distinguish these two powerful raptors. 
The range of the bald eagle is limited to North America, but within that range, these birds can be found across a vast expanse of the continent. From the icy wilds of Alaska and the rugged coasts of Newfoundland in the north, to the steamy bayous of Louisiana and the desert lakes of northern Mexico in the south, bald eagles inhabit a wide variety of landscapes. Historically, these birds could be found throughout the contiguous United States, their distinctive forms a common sight along coasts, rivers, and lakes. But by the middle of the 20th century, the bald eagle had vanished from much of its former range, the victim of hunting, habitat loss, and the widespread use of DDT and other pesticides which caused catastrophic thinning of eggshells and reproductive failure. 
Despite the challenges they have faced, bald eagles are remarkably adaptable birds, able to thrive in many different habitats as long as two key conditions are met: the presence of tall trees for nesting, and access to clean waters with abundant prey. Along the craggy coasts of the Pacific Northwest, eagles build their massive stick nests in towering old-growth conifers, and feast on the rich bounty of salmon and other fish that fill the rivers and streams. In the Chesapeake Bay region, eagles nest in loblolly pines and hunt for fish and waterfowl in the sprawling estuaries and marshes. And in the northwoods of Minnesota and Wisconsin, eagles raise their young in majestic white pines and hunt for fish in the myriad lakes that dot the landscape. 
While bald eagles are capable of taking a wide variety of prey, fish make up the core of their diet. Using their incredibly keen eyesight (which is about 4 to 7 times sharper than that of humans)

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Soaring majestically on broad wings against a bright blue sky, the unmistakable silhouette of the bald eagle is a sight that never fails to inspire awe. With its snowy white head and tail contrasting starkly against the rich, dark brown of its powerful body and wings, Haliaeetus leucocephalus is a bird that commands attention. As the only eagle unique to North America, and the national emblem of the United States since 1782, this regal raptor holds a special place in the hearts and minds of people across the continent. Bald eagles are truly impressive birds by any measure. Among the largest raptors in North America, females, which are notably bigger than males, may reach 43 inches in length with a wingspan stretching over 7 feet. Seeing one of these birds up close, it's impossible not to be struck by their sheer size and presence. Despite their common name, bald eagles are not actually bald - their heads are covered in gleaming white feathers, which develop as the birds reach maturity around 4 to 5 years of age. Juvenile birds are a mottled dark brown and white, and can sometimes be mistaken for golden eagles at a distance. It takes a keen eye to pick out the subtle differences in size, shape, and color that distinguish these two powerful raptors. The range of the bald eagle is limited to North America, but within that range, these birds can be found across a vast expanse of the continent. From the icy wilds of Alaska and the rugged coasts of Newfoundland in the north, to the steamy bayous of Louisiana and the desert lakes of northern Mexico in the south, bald eagles inhabit a wide variety of landscapes. Historically, these birds could be found throughout the contiguous United States, their distinctive forms a common sight along coasts, rivers, and lakes. But by the middle of the 20th century, the bald eagle had vanished from much of its former range, the victim of hunting, habitat loss, and the widespread use of DDT and other pesticides which caused catastrophic thinning of eggshells and reproductive failure. Despite the challenges they have faced, bald eagles are remarkably adaptable birds, able to thrive in many different habitats as long as two key conditions are met: the presence of tall trees for nesting, and access to clean waters with abundant prey. Along the craggy coasts of the Pacific Northwest, eagles build their massive stick nests in towering old-growth conifers, and feast on the rich bounty of salmon and other fish that fill the rivers and streams. In the Chesapeake Bay region, eagles nest in loblolly pines and hunt for fish and waterfowl in the sprawling estuaries and marshes. And in the northwoods of Minnesota and Wisconsin, eagles raise their young in majestic white pines and hunt for fish in the myriad lakes that dot the landscape. While bald eagles are capable of taking a wide variety of prey, fish make up the core of their diet. Using their incredibly keen eyesight (which is about 4 to 7 times sharper than that of humans) This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Bald Eagle

Deep Sleep Water Sounds features over 8 hours of continuous water ambience designed to support deep sleep, relaxation, and stress relief. Each episode delivers long-form, uninterrupted flowing and gentle water sounds, creating a calm and soothing soundscape ideal for overnight listening, meditation, or background relaxation. No voices or music, just peaceful water sounds to help you rest and unwind.

Deep Sleep Water Sounds

The Dirt on Gardening Podcast brings real talk and science to gardeners of every level. Hosted by Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist, this near-weekly podcast (Tuesdays at 7 PM EST) blends casual conversation with expert insight on horticulture, botany, and practical gardening.

Whether you're growing in a small urban space, tending land in the countryside, or nurturing houseplants indoors, you’ll get actionable how-to advice, plant science made approachable, and honest discussions rooted in experience. From beginner basics to advanced techniques, these three friends dig into sustainable gardening, urban farming, plant care, and the science behind how plants grow.

If you love gardening tips, plant education, and authentic conversations about horticulture, then you'll dig The Dirt on Gardening!

The Dirt on Gardening Podcast brings real talk and science to gardeners of every level. Hosted by Andre the Farmer, Urban Gardening with Gray, and The Chocolate Botanist, this near-weekly podcast (Tuesdays at 7 PM EST) blends casual conversation with expert insight on horticulture, botany, and practical gardening. Whether you're growing in a small urban space, tending land in the countryside, or nurturing houseplants indoors, you’ll get actionable how-to advice, plant science made approachable, and honest discussions rooted in experience. From beginner basics to advanced techniques, these three friends dig into sustainable gardening, urban farming, plant care, and the science behind how plants grow. If you love gardening tips, plant education, and authentic conversations about horticulture, then you'll dig The Dirt on Gardening!

The Dirt on Gardening

Listen Ad Free https://www.solgoodmedia.com - Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! Soothing Rain Sounds for Rest and Renewal - Escape to a peaceful retreat with this podcast, featuring the gentle sound of rain. Whether you're looking to improve your sleep, reduce stress, or simply relax, Rainy Retreat has you covered. https://www.solgood.org - Check out our Streaming Service for our full collection of audiobooks, podcasts, short stories, &amp; 10 hour sounds for sleep and relaxation at our website

Listen Ad Free https://www.solgoodmedia.com - Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! Soothing Rain Sounds for Rest and Renewal - Escape to a peaceful retreat with this podcast, featuring the gentle sound of rain. Whether you're looking to improve your sleep, reduce stress, or simply relax, Rainy Retreat has you covered. https://www.solgood.org - Check out our Streaming Service for our full collection of audiobooks, podcasts, short stories, & 10 hour sounds for sleep and relaxation at our website

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Psychic parrot

Fréquence Terre

Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation: hands-on conservation

Between Two Pines

Biology Baubles

Naturalnie z WWF

Company

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve Podcast Library

The Free Thinking Human

Territorio salvaje

VETtalk Online Podcasts

Green Living with Connie

Unfurling

Planeta Agua

Polyculture Podcast

Climate Crisis Culture

The rain podcast

Midwestoration

Da SOUTHERN NERD.

Discovering North America Through the Senses

My Green Podcast

Habitat

Hoa Ký

Café Lluvia

Wat wél kan

Avian Flu 101: Your H5N1 Bird Flu Guide

Bad at Goodbyes

Rhinos!

Off The Gravel Road

Bald Eagle

Deep Sleep Water Sounds

The Dirt on Gardening

Rain Sounds - 12 Hours

Lady of the Shroud

Emperors of the Deep- The Shark Podcast

For Water For Life

Pequeños Y Super Guardianes

Pirate Boat

Le Pot'cast Jardin

Двухместная палатка для троих

Au rythme du Haut-Jura

De Kruidencast

MI HUELLA DE CARBONO

Nourrir le vivant

Red Wolf Talk

Red-Winged Blackbird:

STORIA DI UNA FOTOGRAFIA

Sound Sanctuary -

Flowers

Finding Fins Fishing Podcast