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Short mini podcast episodes featuring tips and advice from the field to help you tell better conservation stories. Host: Filmmaker Gregg McLachlan

Mornings From The Cabin

Sarah und Lars aus der MDR JUMP Morningshow prüfen gemeinsam mit Experten wilde Internetmythen auf ihren Wahrheitsgehalt. Ist es ein Fakt oder nur ein Fake?

Fakt oder Fake: Internetmythen auf dem Prüfstand – MDR JUMP

Простым языком и с шуточками о космосе и науке

Oh, hi Mars!

In Lehman’s Terms

Oi! O Jogando Verde é um podcast criado pelo Programa de Educação Tutorial de Engenharia Sanitária e Ambiental da UFBA (PET ESA UFBA). Em cada episódio, traremos temas relacionados à área sanitária e ambiental, além de contarmos com a presença de referências do ramo. 🍃

Jogando Verde

ðµð» ððð ð© is a VoiceÂ for Our Natural World - Based on a body of Natural Health Journalism. Hosted by Holistic Wellness Journalist and Radio Broadcaster, Catherine Skye Knott. To nurture and understand the Frequency from Within. Discussing Natural Therapies and a broad range of topics relating to our Environmental & Energetic Relationships. The Mental, Physical and Philosophical - The Nature of what makes us who we are. Featuring Commentaries, Insights and Interviews with Practitioners, Doctors, Experts and Enthusiasts - Around the Globe. â¢Tuesdays at 2PMâ¢

ðµð» ððð ð© is a VoiceÂ for Our Natural World - Based on a body of Natural Health Journalism.Hosted by Holistic Wellness Journalist and Radio Broadcaster, Catherine Skye Knott.To nurture and understand the Frequency from Within. Discussing Natural Therapies and a broad range of topics relating to our Environmental & Energetic Relationships.The Mental, Physical and Philosophical - The Nature of what makes us who we are. Featuring Commentaries, Insights and Interviews with Practitioners, Doctors, Experts and Enthusiasts - Around the Globe. â¢Tuesdays at 2PMâ¢

ðµð» ððð ð© is a VoiceÂ&nbsp;for Our Natural World - Based on a body of Natural Health Journalism. Hosted by Holistic Wellness Journalist and Radio Broadcaster, Catherine Skye Knott. To nurture and understand the Frequency from Within. Discussing Natural Therapies and a broad range of topics relating to our Environmental &amp; Energetic Relationships. The Mental, Physical and Philosophical - The Nature of what makes us who we are. Featuring Commentaries, Insights and Interviews with Practitioners, Doctors, Experts and Enthusiasts - Around the Globe. â¢Tuesdays at 2PMâ¢

Nature Therapy and Beyond

Srawung adalah berkumpul dan akrab dengan apa, siapa, dimana pun.

Srawung Here

SUSCASTY to cykl podcastów o SUSTAINABILITY (zrównoważonym rozwoju).&nbsp;Zrównoważony rozwój to jedno z najważniejszych, globalnych i współczesnych wyzwań, za które wszyscy jesteśmy odpowiedzialni – jako społeczeństwo i biznes. To temat, który ma wiele różnych wymiarów, poczynając od tych związanych z klimatem, które przez lata były najbardziej popularne, poprzez zagadnienia społeczne, które wpływają na jego kondycję, po aspekty etyczne, prawne i gospodarcze.&nbsp;Zrównoważony rozwój wkroczył też jakiś czas temu do polskich firm i obserwujemy coraz dynamiczniejszą transformację czy wręcz rewolucję polskich przedsiębiorstw w kierunku większej odpowiedzialności. Wiemy, że temat jest bardzo szeroki i skomplikowany, dlatego przygotowaliśmy dla Was nowy kanał Kantar Polska, w którym dzieląc się z Wami danymi, zapraszając gości – praktyków i teoretyków zrównoważonego rozwoju – będziemy przekazywać Wam wiedzę potrzebną do zrozumienia tej rewolucji i podjęcia działań w Waszych firmach.&nbsp;Zapraszamy do słuchania naszych Suscastów – nazwa absolutnie nie jest przypadkowa. Do słuchania zachęcamy szczególnie ludzi biznesu, osoby zarządzające ESG w firmach i organizacjach, NGO, szukających nowych możliwości rozwoju zawodowego oraz wszystkich zainteresowanych tematyką zrównoważonego rozwoju. Dzielcie się z nami swoimi opiniami i pomysłami oraz czytajcie przygotowane przez nas specjalne publikacje, które będą towarzyszyć każdemu odcinkowi.<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.

SUSCASTY to cykl podcastów o SUSTAINABILITY (zrównoważonym rozwoju).   Zrównoważony rozwój to jedno z najważniejszych, globalnych i współczesnych wyzwań, za które wszyscy jesteśmy odpowiedzialni – jako społeczeństwo i biznes. To temat, który ma wiele różnych wymiarów, poczynając od tych związanych z klimatem, które przez lata były najbardziej popularne, poprzez zagadnienia społeczne, które wpływają na jego kondycję, po aspekty etyczne, prawne i gospodarcze.   Zrównoważony rozwój wkroczył też jakiś czas temu do polskich firm i obserwujemy coraz dynamiczniejszą transformację czy wręcz rewolucję polskich przedsiębiorstw w kierunku większej odpowiedzialności. Wiemy, że temat jest bardzo szeroki i skomplikowany, dlatego przygotowaliśmy dla Was nowy kanał Kantar Polska, w którym dzieląc się z Wami danymi, zapraszając gości – praktyków i teoretyków zrównoważonego rozwoju – będziemy przekazywać Wam wiedzę potrzebną do zrozumienia tej rewolucji i podjęcia działań w Waszych firmach.   Zapraszamy do słuchania naszych Suscastów – nazwa absolutnie nie jest przypadkowa. Do słuchania zachęcamy szczególnie ludzi biznesu, osoby zarządzające ESG w firmach i organizacjach, NGO, szukających nowych możliwości rozwoju zawodowego oraz wszystkich zainteresowanych tematyką zrównoważonego rozwoju. Dzielcie się z nami swoimi opiniami i pomysłami oraz czytajcie przygotowane przez nas specjalne publikacje, które będą towarzyszyć każdemu odcinkowi. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SUSCASTY to cykl podcastów o SUSTAINABILITY (zrównoważonym rozwoju).&nbsp;Zrównoważony rozwój to jedno z najważniejszych, globalnych i współczesnych wyzwań, za które wszyscy jesteśmy odpowiedzialni – jako społeczeństwo i biznes. To temat, który ma wiele różnych wymiarów, poczynając od tych związanych z klimatem, które przez lata były najbardziej popularne, poprzez zagadnienia społeczne, które wpływają na jego kondycję, po aspekty etyczne, prawne i gospodarcze.&nbsp;Zrównoważony rozwój wkroczył też jakiś czas temu do polskich firm i obserwujemy coraz dynamiczniejszą transformację czy wręcz rewolucję polskich przedsiębiorstw w kierunku większej odpowiedzialności. Wiemy, że temat jest bardzo szeroki i skomplikowany, dlatego przygotowaliśmy dla Was nowy kanał Kantar Polska, w którym dzieląc się z Wami danymi, zapraszając gości – praktyków i teoretyków zrównoważonego rozwoju – będziemy przekazywać Wam wiedzę potrzebną do zrozumienia tej rewolucji i podjęcia działań w Waszych firmach.&nbsp;Zapraszamy do słuchania naszych Suscastów – nazwa absolutnie nie jest przypadkowa. Do słuchania zachęcamy szczególnie ludzi biznesu, osoby zarządzające ESG w firmach i organizacjach, NGO, szukających nowych możliwości rozwoju zawodowego oraz wszystkich zainteresowanych tematyką zrównoważonego rozwoju. Dzielcie się z nami swoimi opiniami i pomysłami oraz czytajcie przygotowane przez nas specjalne publikacje, które będą towarzyszyć każdemu odcinkowi. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Sustainable Futures Poland

I’m Dr. Adam Forbes a forest and restoration ecologist. Join me as I capture knowledge and insights from remarkable people and profile important issues for ecology and nature conservation. Follow this podcast to hear unique content on our natural world, straight from the mouths of the experts.

Nature Conversations: Dr. Adam Forbes Interviews the Experts

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

Impliquez-vous • Fréquence Terre

STRANDED: NO WAY HOME Series Overview and Summary "Stranded: No Way Home" is a gripping documentary series that explores the extraordinary stories of individuals who found themselves cut off from civilization in Earth's most extreme environments. Through intimate personal narratives and expert analysis, the series examines both the physical challenges and profound psychological journeys of those forced to survive when all normal connections to the outside world are severed. Each episode focuses on a different environment—remote islands, frozen wilderness, and expedition disasters—showcasing how geography, climate, and circumstance create unique survival challenges. The series reveals both the fragility of human dependency on modern systems and our remarkable capacity for adaptation when those systems become inaccessible. These powerful stories of isolation and survival offer a window into human resilience at its most elemental, when the comforts and safety nets of civilization disappear and individuals must rely entirely on their own resources to find a way home—or create a new one where they stand.

Stranded: No Way Home

Follow your guide through time Caroline Siegert, as she takes you back in time to visit different fossil sites when they were still alive.

Fossil Fridays

Eoliennes en mer, écoquartiers, vin nature : comment la transition écologique nous conduit-elle à modifier nos paysages ? Pour le magazine Géo, Thibaud Delavigne et Antoine Jaunin partent en reportage au quatre coins de France, là où ces grandes questions se posent. Ils tendent le micro à des experts pour nous éclairer sur les enjeux de ces bouleversements. La transition écologique bouscule nos habitudes et change notre horizon. Rencontre avec des personnalités inspirantes pour nous aider à prendre de la hauteur, à voir au-delà des évidences. L'Horizon et au-delà est un podcast mensuel, abonnez-vous pour ne manquer aucun nouvel épisode ! Ecriture : Thibaud Delavigne et Antoine Jaunin Réalisation : Lucas Wybo Hébergé par Audion. Visitez <a href="https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy</a> pour plus d’informations.

Eoliennes en mer, écoquartiers, vin nature : comment la transition écologique nous conduit-elle à modifier nos paysages ? Pour le magazine Géo, Thibaud Delavigne et Antoine Jaunin partent en reportage au quatre coins de France, là où ces grandes questions se posent. Ils tendent le micro à des experts pour nous éclairer sur les enjeux de ces bouleversements. La transition écologique bouscule nos habitudes et change notre horizon. Rencontre avec des personnalités inspirantes pour nous aider à prendre de la hauteur, à voir au-delà des évidences. L'Horizon et au-delà est un podcast mensuel, abonnez-vous pour ne manquer aucun nouvel épisode ! Ecriture : Thibaud Delavigne et Antoine Jaunin Réalisation : Lucas Wybo Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d’informations.

Eoliennes en mer, écoquartiers, vin nature : comment la transition écologique nous conduit-elle à modifier nos paysages ? Pour le magazine Géo, Thibaud Delavigne et Antoine Jaunin partent en reportage au quatre coins de France, là où ces grandes questions se posent. Ils tendent le micro à des experts pour nous éclairer sur les enjeux de ces bouleversements. La transition écologique bouscule nos habitudes et change notre horizon. Rencontre avec des personnalités inspirantes pour nous aider à prendre de la hauteur, à voir au-delà des évidences. L'Horizon et au-delà est un podcast mensuel, abonnez-vous pour ne manquer aucun nouvel épisode ! Ecriture : Thibaud Delavigne et Antoine Jaunin Réalisation : Lucas Wybo Hébergé par Audion. Visitez <a href="https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy</a> pour plus d’informations.

L'Horizon et au-delà, par GEO

This podcast invites you to explore the beauty of nature

My Forest Teacher

Welcome to the very first episode of The Chasing Wild Podcast. This episode marks the beginning of a new year, new goals, and new conversations with hosts Al, Matt, and Trent. We consider ourselves all-around-outdoorsmen. Primarily focused on bowhunting, fishing, 3D archery, and hiking... but the list goes on! Join us to help break the ice in this new adventure of podcasting. This show will be a place where we review all your favorite outdoor gear, have conversations about what's happening in the whitetail woods, on the water, and on the trail, shared firsthand experiences from us as well as special guests, and conversations about upcoming videos and event recaps. We hope you enjoy listening, and if you find yourself wanting to hear more then please be sure to like the video and subscribe to our channel. Thank you!

Welcome to the very first episode of The Chasing Wild Podcast. This episode marks the beginning of a new year, new goals, and new conversations with hosts Al, Matt, and Trent. We consider ourselves all-around-outdoorsmen. Primarily focused on bowhunting, fishing, 3D archery, and hiking... but the list goes on! Join us to help break the ice in this new adventure of podcasting. This show will be a place where we review all your favorite outdoor gear, have conversations about what's happening in the whitetail woods, on the water, and on the trail, shared firsthand experiences from us as well as special guests, and conversations about upcoming videos and event recaps. We hope you enjoy listening, and if you find yourself wanting to hear more then please be sure to like the video and subscribe to our channel. Thank you!

The Chasing Wild Podcast

Topraktan sofraya uzanan yolculukta sana eşlik edecek bir podcast! Tarım Üçgeni'nde, 2 ziraat mühendisi ve 1 gıda mühendisi, deneyimlerini ve bilgilerini seninle paylaşıyor. Her bölümde farklı bir konu ve bazen de özel konuklarımızla tarımın bilimsel yönünden, üretim tekniklerine, gıda güvenliğinden beslenme alışkanlıklarına kadar geniş bir yelpazede konuları ele alıyoruz. Tarımın geleceği, sürdürülebilirlik, sağlıklı beslenme ve gıda üretimi gibi konularda bilinçlenmek istiyorsan, Tarım Üçgeni tam sana göre!

tarım üçgeni

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衣白客 - 化說明白

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Les réponses à vos questions jardin. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

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Côté Jardin, ici Nord

SuperPause ! Le podcast qui vous invite à plonger dans les enjeux d'apprentissage, d'écologie, d'architecture d'intérieur et du design. Réalisés par les étudiant.e.s de l'école Camondo, une école d’architecture d’intérieure et de design. Chaque podcast interroge des praticien.ne.s chercheurs chercheuses dans ces domaines.<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

SuperPause ! Le podcast qui vous invite à plonger dans les enjeux d'apprentissage, d'écologie, d'architecture d'intérieur et du design. Réalisés par les étudiant.e.s de l'école Camondo, une école d’architecture d’intérieure et de design. Chaque podcast interroge des praticien.ne.s chercheurs chercheuses dans ces domaines. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

SuperPause ! Le podcast qui vous invite à plonger dans les enjeux d'apprentissage, d'écologie, d'architecture d'intérieur et du design. Réalisés par les étudiant.e.s de l'école Camondo, une école d’architecture d’intérieure et de design. Chaque podcast interroge des praticien.ne.s chercheurs chercheuses dans ces domaines. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

SuperPause!

Explore the mysterious world of the deep sea with 'Oarfish Legends of the Deep.' This podcast dives into the myths, legends, and real-life encounters with the elusive oarfish, a creature that has fascinated sailors and scientists alike for centuries. Each episode uncovers the stories and secrets of this enigmatic giant, blending marine biology with folklore to bring you captivating tales from the ocean's depths. Join us on this journey beneath the waves as we unravel the mysteries of one of the sea's most legendary inhabitants.

Oarfish

Join Alexander Taylor Clayton on Paws &amp; Reflect, a limited run series podcast brought to you by ROLDA (rolda.org), the Romanian League in Defense of Animals. Dive into meaningful conversations that explore the intersection of animal rights, ethical conservation, and the impactful stories of those making a difference. Episodes features in-depth discussions with experts, activists, and thought leaders from around the globe, as well as in-depth looks on important issues with myself, shedding light on both the challenges and triumphs in the fields of conservation and animal rights.Discover inspiring stories of change, learn about innovative approaches to conservation, and hear firsthand from those on the frontlines of animal advocacy. Paws &amp; Reflect is more than just a podcast—it's a movement towards creating a better world for animals and humans alike. Whether you're deeply involved in animal rights, passionate about environmental causes, or simply looking to learn more about how you can make a positive impact, this podcast will provide you with the knowledge and inspiration you need.Subscribe to Paws &amp; Reflect to stay connected with our community of compassionate listeners and contribute to our ongoing conversation about the importance of safeguarding all living beings and the planet we share.Created and Hosted by Alexander Taylor Clayton - <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://alexanderscorner.com/">https://alexanderscorner.com/</a>Founded by ROLDA - The Romanian League in Defense of Animals - <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://rolda.org/">https://rolda.org/</a>To visit the podcast website, visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://rolda.org/paws-and-reflect/">https://rolda.org/paws-and-reflect/</a>If you would like to support the podcast and ROLDA's efforts, please donate at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://rolda.org/donate/">https://rolda.org/donate/</a>

Join Alexander Taylor Clayton on Paws & Reflect, a limited run series podcast brought to you by ROLDA (rolda.org), the Romanian League in Defense of Animals. Dive into meaningful conversations that explore the intersection of animal rights, ethical conservation, and the impactful stories of those making a difference. Episodes features in-depth discussions with experts, activists, and thought leaders from around the globe, as well as in-depth looks on important issues with myself, shedding light on both the challenges and triumphs in the fields of conservation and animal rights. Discover inspiring stories of change, learn about innovative approaches to conservation, and hear firsthand from those on the frontlines of animal advocacy. Paws & Reflect is more than just a podcast—it's a movement towards creating a better world for animals and humans alike. Whether you're deeply involved in animal rights, passionate about environmental causes, or simply looking to learn more about how you can make a positive impact, this podcast will provide you with the knowledge and inspiration you need. Subscribe to Paws & Reflect to stay connected with our community of compassionate listeners and contribute to our ongoing conversation about the importance of safeguarding all living beings and the planet we share. Created and Hosted by Alexander Taylor Clayton - https://alexanderscorner.com/ Founded by ROLDA - The Romanian League in Defense of Animals - https://rolda.org/ To visit the podcast website, visit https://rolda.org/paws-and-reflect/ If you would like to support the podcast and ROLDA's efforts, please donate at https://rolda.org/donate/

Join Alexander Taylor Clayton on Paws &amp; Reflect, a limited run series podcast brought to you by ROLDA (rolda.org), the Romanian League in Defense of Animals. Dive into meaningful conversations that explore the intersection of animal rights, ethical conservation, and the impactful stories of those making a difference. Episodes features in-depth discussions with experts, activists, and thought leaders from around the globe, as well as in-depth looks on important issues with myself, shedding light on both the challenges and triumphs in the fields of conservation and animal rights.Discover inspiring stories of change, learn about innovative approaches to conservation, and hear firsthand from those on the frontlines of animal advocacy. Paws &amp; Reflect is more than just a podcast—it's a movement towards creating a better world for animals and humans alike. Whether you're deeply involved in animal rights, passionate about environmental causes, or simply looking to learn more about how you can make a positive impact, this podcast will provide you with the knowledge and inspiration you need.Subscribe to Paws &amp; Reflect to stay connected with our community of compassionate listeners and contribute to our ongoing conversation about the importance of safeguarding all living beings and the planet we share.Created and Hosted by Alexander Taylor Clayton - <a href="https://alexanderscorner.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://alexanderscorner.com/</a>Founded by ROLDA - The Romanian League in Defense of Animals - <a href="https://rolda.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://rolda.org/</a>To visit the podcast website, visit <a href="https://rolda.org/paws-and-reflect/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://rolda.org/paws-and-reflect/</a>If you would like to support the podcast and ROLDA's efforts, please donate at <a href="https://rolda.org/donate/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://rolda.org/donate/</a>

Paws & Reflect

Picture the vast landscapes of Africa and Asia, where the land stretches out in an endless tapestry of grasslands, forests, and deserts. In these diverse habitats roam some of the most iconic and awe-inspiring creatures on Earth: elephants. To witness an elephant in its natural habitat is to experience the grandeur and complexity of nature itself. These majestic animals, known for their intelligence, social structures, and sheer size, are a testament to the intricate and delicate balance of our planet’s ecosystems. The Majesty of Elephants Elephants are the largest land mammals, with three species gracing our planet: the African savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana), the African forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis), and the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus). African savanna elephants are the largest, with males weighing up to 12,000 pounds (5,400 kilograms) and standing up to 13 feet (4 meters) tall at the shoulder. Their forest-dwelling cousins are smaller and more elusive, while Asian elephants, though smaller than their African counterparts, are no less impressive. An elephant's physical characteristics are a marvel of evolution. Their large ears, which can span over 5 feet (1.5 meters) across, are not just for hearing but also play a crucial role in regulating body temperature. Their tusks, which are elongated incisor teeth, serve multiple purposes, including digging for water, stripping bark from trees, and as formidable weapons in defense and dominance displays. The trunk of an elephant is perhaps its most extraordinary feature. This versatile appendage, a fusion of the nose and upper lip, contains over 40,000 muscles and is capable of remarkable dexterity. Elephants use their trunks for a wide range of tasks, from picking up small objects and feeding to social interactions and communication. Feeding Habits and Diet Elephants are herbivores, and their diet consists of a wide variety of plant material, including grasses, leaves, fruits, bark, and roots. An adult elephant can consume up to 300 pounds (136 kilograms) of food and 50 gallons (190 liters) of water each day. Their massive size and high metabolic demands require them to spend a significant portion of their day foraging and eating. The feeding habits of elephants have a profound impact on their environment. As they move through their habitats, they act as ecological engineers, shaping the landscape in ways that benefit other species. For instance, by knocking down trees to access foliage, elephants create open spaces that promote the growth of grasses and other plants, supporting a diverse array of herbivores. Their dung, rich in seeds and nutrients, plays a crucial role in seed dispersal and soil fertilization. In times of drought, elephants' remarkable ability to find water becomes evident. Using their tusks and trunks, they can dig wells in dry riverbeds, accessing underground water sources that sustain not only themselves but also other animals that share their habitat. Social Structure and Behavior Elephants are highly social animals, living in complex matriarchal societies. The core unit of elephant social structure is the family group, typically consisting of related females and their offspring. These family groups are led by a matriarch, usually the oldest and most experienced female, who plays a vital role in guiding the group, making decisions about movement, and locating food and water sources. The bond between family members is strong and enduring. Female elephants, known as cows, remain with their natal groups for life, while males, or bulls, leave the group upon reaching adolescence. Bulls often lead solitary lives or form temporary bachelor groups, only rejoining female groups during the mating season. Communication is central to elephant social behavior. Elephants use a variety of vocalizations, body language, and tactile interactions to convey information and maintain social bonds. Their vocal repertoire includes trumpets, rumbles, and roars, each serving different purposes, from signaling alarm to expressing excitement. Low-frequency rumbles, known as infrasound, can travel over long distances, allowing elephants to communicate with each other even when separated by several miles. Elephants also engage in a range of social behaviors, from playful interactions among calves to cooperative care of young. Alloparenting, where individuals other than the mother assist in caring for calves, is common and strengthens the social cohesion of the group. Reproduction and Calf Rearing The reproductive cycle of elephants is closely tied to their social structure and environmental conditions. Female elephants reach sexual maturity between 10 and 12 years of age, while males mature later, around 15 years. The gestation period for elephants is one of the longest of any land mammal, lasting approximately 22 months. Elephant births are significant events within the herd. The mother often receives assistance from other females during labor, and once the calf is born, it is greeted and protected by the entire group. A newborn elephant calf weighs around 250 pounds (113 kilograms) and stands about 3 feet (1 meter) tall. Calves are highly dependent on their mothers and other family members for the first few years of life. They nurse for up to three years, although they begin to sample vegetation as early as six months old. The extended period of maternal care ensures that calves learn essential survival skills, from identifying edible plants to understanding social dynamics within the herd. The presence of calves affects the movement and behavior of the entire group. The herd becomes more protective and vigilant, and their movements may be influenced by the needs of the youngest members. This strong focus on calf rearing highlights the importance of social bonds and cooperative care in elephant societies. Communication and Intelligence Elephants are renowned for their intelligence and complex communication abilities. Their large brains, particularly the cerebral cortex, are highly developed, supporting advanced cognitive functions such as problem-solving, memory, and empathy. One of the most fascinating aspects of elephant communication is their use of infrasound. These low-frequency sounds, which are below the range of human hearing, can travel long distances through the ground. Elephants use infrasound to coordinate movements, signal distress, and maintain contact with distant herd members. Researchers have documented instances of elephants responding to infrasound signals from individuals several miles away, demonstrating their remarkable ability to communicate across vast distances. Elephants also display a range of behaviors that suggest a high level of emotional intelligence. They are known to exhibit empathy, mourning, and altruism. For instance, elephants have been observed comforting distressed herd members, assisting injured or stuck individuals, and even showing apparent grief over the loss of a family member. These behaviors indicate a deep level of social awareness and emotional depth that is rare among animals. Habitat and Distribution Elephants inhabit a wide range of environments across Africa and Asia. African savanna elephants are typically found in the grasslands, savannas, and forests of sub-Saharan Africa. Their range extends from the southern tip of the continent to the Sahel region, encompassing a variety of habitats that provide the food and water resources they need to survive. African forest elephants, on the other hand, inhabit the dense rainforests of Central and West Africa. These elusive elephants are adapted to life in the thick undergrowth, where they play a crucial role in maintaining forest health through seed dispersal and vegetation management. Asian elephants are found in 13 countries across South and Southeast Asia, from India and Sri Lanka to Thailand and Indonesia. They inhabit diverse habitats, including grasslands, forests, and scrublands, and are often associated with areas that have a reliable water source. The distribution of elephants has been significantly impacted by human activities, including habitat destruction, agricultural expansion, and poaching. As a result, their populations have become increasingly fragmented, and their ranges have been reduced to isolated pockets within protected areas and wildlife reserves. Conservation and Threats Despite their cultural significance and ecological importance, elephants face numerous threats from human activities. Habitat loss and fragmentation are among the most significant challenges, as the expansion of agriculture, urban development, and infrastructure projects encroach upon their natural habitats. This not only reduces the availability of food and water resources but also increases the likelihood of human-elephant conflicts. Poaching for ivory is another major threat to elephant populations. The demand for ivory, driven by illegal wildlife trade, has led to widespread poaching, particularly in Africa. This illegal activity not only decimates elephant populations but also disrupts social structures and causes immense suffering to individual animals. Human-elephant conflicts arise when elephants venture into agricultural areas in search of food, leading to crop damage and economic losses for farmers. In retaliation, elephants are often killed or driven away, further exacerbating the decline in their populations. Climate change represents an additional long-term threat to elephants and their habitats. Changes in precipitation patterns, increased frequency of droughts, and altered vegetation dynamics can affect the availability of water and food resources, crucial for elephant survival. As water sources dwindle and vegetation patterns shift, elephants may be forced to adapt to new environmental conditions or face increased competition for resources. The Importance of Conservation Efforts Conservation ef

Picture the vast landscapes of Africa and Asia, where the land stretches out in an endless tapestry of grasslands, forests, and deserts. In these diverse habitats roam some of the most iconic and awe-inspiring creatures on Earth: elephants. To witness an elephant in its natural habitat is to experience the grandeur and complexity of nature itself. These majestic animals, known for their intelligence, social structures, and sheer size, are a testament to the intricate and delicate balance of our planet’s ecosystems. The Majesty of Elephants Elephants are the largest land mammals, with three species gracing our planet: the African savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana), the African forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis), and the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus). African savanna elephants are the largest, with males weighing up to 12,000 pounds (5,400 kilograms) and standing up to 13 feet (4 meters) tall at the shoulder. Their forest-dwelling cousins are smaller and more elusive, while Asian elephants, though smaller than their African counterparts, are no less impressive. An elephant's physical characteristics are a marvel of evolution. Their large ears, which can span over 5 feet (1.5 meters) across, are not just for hearing but also play a crucial role in regulating body temperature. Their tusks, which are elongated incisor teeth, serve multiple purposes, including digging for water, stripping bark from trees, and as formidable weapons in defense and dominance displays. The trunk of an elephant is perhaps its most extraordinary feature. This versatile appendage, a fusion of the nose and upper lip, contains over 40,000 muscles and is capable of remarkable dexterity. Elephants use their trunks for a wide range of tasks, from picking up small objects and feeding to social interactions and communication. Feeding Habits and Diet Elephants are herbivores, and their diet consists of a wide variety of plant material, including grasses, leaves, fruits, bark, and roots. An adult elephant can consume up to 300 pounds (136 kilograms) of food and 50 gallons (190 liters) of water each day. Their massive size and high metabolic demands require them to spend a significant portion of their day foraging and eating. The feeding habits of elephants have a profound impact on their environment. As they move through their habitats, they act as ecological engineers, shaping the landscape in ways that benefit other species. For instance, by knocking down trees to access foliage, elephants create open spaces that promote the growth of grasses and other plants, supporting a diverse array of herbivores. Their dung, rich in seeds and nutrients, plays a crucial role in seed dispersal and soil fertilization. In times of drought, elephants' remarkable ability to find water becomes evident. Using their tusks and trunks, they can dig wells in dry riverbeds, accessing underground water sources that sustain not only themselves but also other animals that share their habitat. Social Structure and Behavior Elephants are highly social animals, living in complex matriarchal societies. The core unit of elephant social structure is the family group, typically consisting of related females and their offspring. These family groups are led by a matriarch, usually the oldest and most experienced female, who plays a vital role in guiding the group, making decisions about movement, and locating food and water sources. The bond between family members is strong and enduring. Female elephants, known as cows, remain with their natal groups for life, while males, or bulls, leave the group upon reaching adolescence. Bulls often lead solitary lives or form temporary bachelor groups, only rejoining female groups during the mating season. Communication is central to elephant social behavior. Elephants use a variety of vocalizations, body language, and tactile interactions to convey information and maintain social bonds. Their vocal repertoire includes trumpets, rumbles, and roars, each serving different purposes, from signaling alarm to expressing excitement. Low-frequency rumbles, known as infrasound, can travel over long distances, allowing elephants to communicate with each other even when separated by several miles. Elephants also engage in a range of social behaviors, from playful interactions among calves to cooperative care of young. Alloparenting, where individuals other than the mother assist in caring for calves, is common and strengthens the social cohesion of the group. Reproduction and Calf Rearing The reproductive cycle of elephants is closely tied to their social structure and environmental conditions. Female elephants reach sexual maturity between 10 and 12 years of age, while males mature later, around 15 years. The gestation period for elephants is one of the longest of any land mammal, lasting approximately 22 months. Elephant births are significant events within the herd. The mother often receives assistance from other females during labor, and once the calf is born, it is greeted and protected by the entire group. A newborn elephant calf weighs around 250 pounds (113 kilograms) and stands about 3 feet (1 meter) tall. Calves are highly dependent on their mothers and other family members for the first few years of life. They nurse for up to three years, although they begin to sample vegetation as early as six months old. The extended period of maternal care ensures that calves learn essential survival skills, from identifying edible plants to understanding social dynamics within the herd. The presence of calves affects the movement and behavior of the entire group. The herd becomes more protective and vigilant, and their movements may be influenced by the needs of the youngest members. This strong focus on calf rearing highlights the importance of social bonds and cooperative care in elephant societies. Communication and Intelligence Elephants are renowned for their intelligence and complex communication abilities. Their large brains, particularly the cerebral cortex, are highly developed, supporting advanced cognitive functions such as problem-solving, memory, and empathy. One of the most fascinating aspects of elephant communication is their use of infrasound. These low-frequency sounds, which are below the range of human hearing, can travel long distances through the ground. Elephants use infrasound to coordinate movements, signal distress, and maintain contact with distant herd members. Researchers have documented instances of elephants responding to infrasound signals from individuals several miles away, demonstrating their remarkable ability to communicate across vast distances. Elephants also display a range of behaviors that suggest a high level of emotional intelligence. They are known to exhibit empathy, mourning, and altruism. For instance, elephants have been observed comforting distressed herd members, assisting injured or stuck individuals, and even showing apparent grief over the loss of a family member. These behaviors indicate a deep level of social awareness and emotional depth that is rare among animals. Habitat and Distribution Elephants inhabit a wide range of environments across Africa and Asia. African savanna elephants are typically found in the grasslands, savannas, and forests of sub-Saharan Africa. Their range extends from the southern tip of the continent to the Sahel region, encompassing a variety of habitats that provide the food and water resources they need to survive. African forest elephants, on the other hand, inhabit the dense rainforests of Central and West Africa. These elusive elephants are adapted to life in the thick undergrowth, where they play a crucial role in maintaining forest health through seed dispersal and vegetation management. Asian elephants are found in 13 countries across South and Southeast Asia, from India and Sri Lanka to Thailand and Indonesia. They inhabit diverse habitats, including grasslands, forests, and scrublands, and are often associated with areas that have a reliable water source. The distribution of elephants has been significantly impacted by human activities, including habitat destruction, agricultural expansion, and poaching. As a result, their populations have become increasingly fragmented, and their ranges have been reduced to isolated pockets within protected areas and wildlife reserves. Conservation and Threats Despite their cultural significance and ecological importance, elephants face numerous threats from human activities. Habitat loss and fragmentation are among the most significant challenges, as the expansion of agriculture, urban development, and infrastructure projects encroach upon their natural habitats. This not only reduces the availability of food and water resources but also increases the likelihood of human-elephant conflicts. Poaching for ivory is another major threat to elephant populations. The demand for ivory, driven by illegal wildlife trade, has led to widespread poaching, particularly in Africa. This illegal activity not only decimates elephant populations but also disrupts social structures and causes immense suffering to individual animals. Human-elephant conflicts arise when elephants venture into agricultural areas in search of food, leading to crop damage and economic losses for farmers. In retaliation, elephants are often killed or driven away, further exacerbating the decline in their populations. Climate change represents an additional long-term threat to elephants and their habitats. Changes in precipitation patterns, increased frequency of droughts, and altered vegetation dynamics can affect the availability of water and food resources, crucial for elephant survival. As water sources dwindle and vegetation patterns shift, elephants may be forced to adapt to new environmental conditions or face increased competition for resources. The Importance of Conservation Efforts Conservation ef

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Terra Stories shares the stories that weave humanity into the natural world and ancestral wisdom. Here, you’ll hear about the power of storytelling, mythology, kinship with nature, eco-feminism and old, wise knowledge. This journey will empower you to use storytelling in your craft, reconnect to yourself and nature, helping you become an agent of change in tomorrow’s world. 


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Terra Stories shares the stories that weave humanity into the natural world and ancestral wisdom. Here, you’ll hear about the power of storytelling, mythology, kinship with nature, eco-feminism and old, wise knowledge. This journey will empower you to use storytelling in your craft, reconnect to yourself and nature, helping you become an agent of change in tomorrow’s world. Cover: Beth Walrond Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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RadioActive - on Water is a six episode podcast series, exploring the interactions between transmission, sound, activism and water. Each episode is created by a different artist/group of artists who engage with water politics and the politics of listening through the medium of radio.   Curated by: Meira Asher and Stephen Shiell Production - Meira Asher, radioart106 Mastering - Daniel Meir Website design - Laetitiia Boulud ‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/an-ear-to-the-river-counterflows" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">An Ear to River ~ counterflows</a>’ by Blanc Sceol (Stephen Shiell &amp; Hannah White) invites the audience to listen with the Channelsea river, a recovering waterway in East London and home to the city’s largest combined sewage outfall. ‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/river-song-singing-rivers" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">River song, singing rivers</a>’ by Lisa Blackmore and Leonel Vásquez, navigates the Bogotá River in Colombia through a more-than-human song created in collaboration with the living forces that shape the watershed’s ecosystems. ‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/watered" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Watered</a> ’ by RE-PEAT collective approaches water justice through imagining the perspective of water nself, by drawing stories and definitions of bodies of water, and n's entanglement in relation with other bodies, bogs, bugs, sundew, moss and more. ‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/sonic-traces" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Sonic Traces</a>’ by Margarida Mendes, is a journey from the deep ocean to the Mississippi river, to expose how traces of pollution, sonic and chemical, travel through watery space impacting communities across ecosystems. ‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/river-breathing" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">River Breathing</a>’ by Carlos Monleon and Nathaniel Mann, examines the impact of irrigation systems on human and more-than-human communities through the Ebro river in Spain and its endangered clam population. ‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/liquidation" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Liquidation</a>’ by Meira Asher interrogates the politically engineered water crisis in the Occupied Palestinian Jordan Valley where Israel deliberately and strategically deprives Palestinian shepherd communities of access to water. ~  Water and radio have similarities in how they transmit—via waves and currents—seeping through matter to cross boundaries, and traverse cultural, political and social divides. They remind us of our fragility and impermanence with their ability to shape-shift and expand. The white noise of the gushing waterfall or radio static can both elucidate auditory hallucinations. Composers such as Annea Lockwood and Pauline Oliveros explore these phenomena in their works, inviting us to listen to water in new ways.   The control of water, as a vital component of all life, creates conflict and struggle across the globe. Listening underwater was first made possible by Marie "Bobbie" Dennis Poland Fish who developed the hydrophone for the US navy, to differentiate between submarine sounds and marine life. ‘Liquidation’, uncovers the devastating effects of a restricted water supply on Palestinians, and ‘River Breathing’ considers the unequal distribution of water resources for leisure, farming and ecosystem survival. ‘Sonic Traces’ ‘River song, singing rivers’ and ‘An Ear to River ~ counterflows’ all examine the effects of neo-liberal infrastructure, contamination and colonial legacies. 'Waterbody' seeks to manifest the layers of water justice from the perspective of liquid places themselves.   Listening with water can inspire and initiate action to protect our shared water systems. The air waves offer a shared space of watery resilience, a “hydro-acoustic-commons”, to add an auditory dimension to Astrida Neimanis’ term for a more embodied approach to water management. All episodes open up a sensory portal to the diverse methods being used around the world to tackle the challenges posed by the Anthropocene. The series has the potential to foster what Daniela Medina Epoch calls "aqualiteracy" - a recognition of the caring relationship with waters as living beings and an understanding of the constant dialogue between all bodies in constant exchange. RadioActive - on Water was produced with the support of the Pais council for Culture and Art, Israel.

RadioActive - on Water is a six episode podcast series, exploring the interactions between transmission, sound, activism and water. Each episode is created by a different artist/group of artists who engage with water politics and the politics of listening through the medium of radio. Curated by: Meira Asher and Stephen Shiell Production - Meira Asher, radioart106 Mastering - Daniel Meir Website design - Laetitiia Boulud ‘An Ear to River ~ counterflows’ by Blanc Sceol (Stephen Shiell & Hannah White) invites the audience to listen with the Channelsea river, a recovering waterway in East London and home to the city’s largest combined sewage outfall. ‘River song, singing rivers’ by Lisa Blackmore and Leonel Vásquez, navigates the Bogotá River in Colombia through a more-than-human song created in collaboration with the living forces that shape the watershed’s ecosystems. ‘Watered ’ by RE-PEAT collective approaches water justice through imagining the perspective of water nself, by drawing stories and definitions of bodies of water, and n's entanglement in relation with other bodies, bogs, bugs, sundew, moss and more. ‘Sonic Traces’ by Margarida Mendes, is a journey from the deep ocean to the Mississippi river, to expose how traces of pollution, sonic and chemical, travel through watery space impacting communities across ecosystems. ‘River Breathing’ by Carlos Monleon and Nathaniel Mann, examines the impact of irrigation systems on human and more-than-human communities through the Ebro river in Spain and its endangered clam population. ‘Liquidation’ by Meira Asher interrogates the politically engineered water crisis in the Occupied Palestinian Jordan Valley where Israel deliberately and strategically deprives Palestinian shepherd communities of access to water.~ Water and radio have similarities in how they transmit—via waves and currents—seeping through matter to cross boundaries, and traverse cultural, political and social divides. They remind us of our fragility and impermanence with their ability to shape-shift and expand. The white noise of the gushing waterfall or radio static can both elucidate auditory hallucinations. Composers such as Annea Lockwood and Pauline Oliveros explore these phenomena in their works, inviting us to listen to water in new ways. The control of water, as a vital component of all life, creates conflict and struggle across the globe. Listening underwater was first made possible by Marie "Bobbie" Dennis Poland Fish who developed the hydrophone for the US navy, to differentiate between submarine sounds and marine life. ‘Liquidation’, uncovers the devastating effects of a restricted water supply on Palestinians, and ‘River Breathing’ considers the unequal distribution of water resources for leisure, farming and ecosystem survival. ‘Sonic Traces’ ‘River song, singing rivers’ and ‘An Ear to River ~ counterflows’ all examine the effects of neo-liberal infrastructure, contamination and colonial legacies. 'Waterbody' seeks to manifest the layers of water justice from the perspective of liquid places themselves. Listening with water can inspire and initiate action to protect our shared water systems. The air waves offer a shared space of watery resilience, a “hydro-acoustic-commons”, to add an auditory dimension to Astrida Neimanis’ term for a more embodied approach to water management. All episodes open up a sensory portal to the diverse methods being used around the world to tackle the challenges posed by the Anthropocene. The series has the potential to foster what Daniela Medina Epoch calls "aqualiteracy" - a recognition of the caring relationship with waters as living beings and an understanding of the constant dialogue between all bodies in constant exchange.RadioActive - on Water was produced with the support of the Pais council for Culture and Art, Israel.

RadioActive - on Water is a six episode podcast series, exploring the interactions between transmission, sound, activism and water. Each episode is created by a different artist/group of artists who engage with water politics and the politics of listening through the medium of radio. &nbsp; Curated by: Meira Asher and Stephen Shiell Production - Meira Asher, radioart106 Mastering - Daniel Meir Website design - Laetitiia Boulud ‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/an-ear-to-the-river-counterflows" rel="noopener noreferrer">An Ear to River ~ counterflows</a>’&nbsp;by Blanc Sceol (Stephen Shiell &amp; Hannah White) invites the audience to listen with the Channelsea river, a recovering waterway in East London and home to the city’s largest combined sewage outfall.&nbsp;‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/river-song-singing-rivers" rel="noopener noreferrer">River song, singing rivers</a>’&nbsp;by Lisa Blackmore and Leonel Vásquez, navigates the Bogotá River in Colombia through a more-than-human song created in collaboration with the living forces that shape the watershed’s ecosystems.&nbsp;‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/watered" rel="noopener noreferrer">Watered</a> ’&nbsp;by RE-PEAT collective approaches water justice through imagining the perspective of water nself, by drawing stories and definitions of bodies of water, and n's entanglement in relation with other bodies, bogs, bugs, sundew, moss and more.&nbsp;‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/sonic-traces" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sonic Traces</a>’&nbsp;by Margarida Mendes, is a journey from the deep ocean to the Mississippi river, to expose how traces of pollution, sonic and chemical, travel through watery space impacting communities across ecosystems.&nbsp;‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/river-breathing" rel="noopener noreferrer">River Breathing</a>’&nbsp;by Carlos Monleon and Nathaniel Mann, examines the impact of irrigation systems on human and more-than-human communities through the Ebro river in Spain and its endangered clam population.&nbsp;‘<a href="https://www.radioactiveonwater.com/liquidation" rel="noopener noreferrer">Liquidation</a>’&nbsp;by Meira Asher interrogates the politically engineered water crisis in the Occupied Palestinian Jordan Valley where Israel deliberately and strategically deprives Palestinian shepherd communities of access to water. ~ &nbsp;Water and radio have similarities in how they transmit—via waves and currents—seeping through matter to cross boundaries, and traverse cultural, political and social divides. They remind us of our fragility and impermanence with their ability to shape-shift and expand. The white noise of the gushing waterfall or radio static can both elucidate auditory hallucinations. Composers such as Annea Lockwood and Pauline Oliveros explore these phenomena in their works, inviting us to listen to water in new ways. &nbsp; The control of water, as a vital component of all life, creates conflict and struggle across the globe. Listening underwater was first made possible by Marie "Bobbie" Dennis Poland Fish who developed the hydrophone for the US navy, to differentiate between submarine sounds and marine life. ‘Liquidation’, uncovers the devastating effects of a restricted water supply on Palestinians, and ‘River Breathing’ considers the unequal distribution of water resources for leisure, farming and ecosystem survival. ‘Sonic Traces’ ‘River song, singing rivers’ and ‘An Ear to River ~ counterflows’ all examine the effects of neo-liberal infrastructure, contamination and colonial legacies. 'Waterbody' seeks to manifest the layers of water justice from the perspective of liquid places themselves. &nbsp; Listening with water can inspire and initiate action to protect our shared water systems. The air waves offer a shared space of watery resilience, a “hydro-acoustic-commons”, to add an auditory dimension to Astrida Neimanis’ term for a more embodied approach to water management. All episodes open up a sensory portal to the diverse methods being used around the world to tackle the challenges posed by the Anthropocene. The series has the potential to foster what Daniela Medina Epoch calls "aqualiteracy" - a recognition of the caring relationship with waters as living beings and an understanding of the constant dialogue between all bodies in constant exchange. RadioActive - on Water was produced with the support of the Pais council for Culture and Art, Israel.

RadioActive - on Water

Dive deep into the heart of nature's most mesmerizing soundscapes in "Echoes of the Untamed." In this episode, listeners embark on an auditory journey across diverse habitats—from the dense rainforests echoing with the haunting calls of nocturnal creatures to the vast savannahs resonating with the thunderous roars of lions. Experience the raw beauty and unpredictability of the wild as we capture the harmonious melodies of birdsong, the rhythmic cadence of insect choruses, and the mysterious whispers of elusive predators. Through immersive recordings and expert insights, "Echoes of the Untamed" offers a captivating exploration of the intricate tapestry of sounds from <a href="https://www.phonerepairguy.com/location/">iPhone Repairing Services Lauderhill</a> that define our planet's most captivating ecosystems. Tune in and let the wild serenade your senses.

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Dive deep into the heart of nature's most mesmerizing soundscapes in "Echoes of the Untamed." In this episode, listeners embark on an auditory journey across diverse habitats—from the dense rainforests echoing with the haunting calls of nocturnal creatures to the vast savannahs resonating with the thunderous roars of lions. Experience the raw beauty and unpredictability of the wild as we capture the harmonious melodies of birdsong, the rhythmic cadence of insect choruses, and the mysterious whispers of elusive predators. Through immersive recordings and expert insights, "Echoes of the Untamed" offers a captivating exploration of the intricate tapestry of sounds from <a href="https://www.phonerepairguy.com/location/" rel="noopener noreferrer">iPhone Repairing Services Lauderhill</a> that define our planet's most captivating ecosystems. Tune in and let the wild serenade your senses.

Echoes of the Untamed: A Symphony of the Wild

Comment prendre soin du Vaucluse et de sa biodiversité ? Quelles actions sont menées au quotidien sur notre territoire ? De nombreuses initiatives se développent partout près de chez vous. Notre invité vous donne l’info “naturellement nature” et invite à

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

Comment prendre soin du Vaucluse et de sa biodiversité ? Quelles actions sont menées au quotidien sur notre territoire ? De nombreuses initiatives se développent partout près de chez vous. Notre invité vous donne l’info “naturellement nature” et invite à Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

Comment prendre soin du Vaucluse et de sa biodiversité ? Quelles actions sont menées au quotidien sur notre territoire ? De nombreuses initiatives se développent partout près de chez vous. Notre invité vous donne l’info “naturellement nature” et invite à

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

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In this series, which comes as we approach COP28 in Dubai, we speak with a variety of guests on the impact of climate change. 
We'll be discussing the devastating effects of climate change that they have witnessed, why we must act quickly and decisively to address this, and what they'd like to see emerge from this year's COP. 
It forms part of a wider campaign calling for Justice at COP28 - find out more at www.jesuitmissions.org.uk

In this series, which comes as we approach COP28 in Dubai, we speak with a variety of guests on the impact of climate change. We'll be discussing the devastating effects of climate change that they have witnessed, why we must act quickly and decisively to address this, and what they'd like to see emerge from this year's COP. It forms part of a wider campaign calling for Justice at COP28 - find out more at www.jesuitmissions.org.uk

In this series, which comes as we approach COP28 in Dubai, we speak with a variety of guests on the impact of climate change.&nbsp;
We'll be discussing the devastating effects of climate change that they have witnessed, why we must act quickly and decisively to address this, and what they'd like to see emerge from this year's COP.&nbsp;
It forms part of a wider campaign calling for Justice at COP28 - find out more at www.jesuitmissions.org.uk

Justice at COP28

Steven Gama, Big Tom McClain, and Tommy McClain sit down every week and talk about Big Boats, Port Hueneme, and the importance of keeping our coastal areas clean. Each week they discuss a different boat as a part of the fun.

Steven Gama, Big Tom McClain, and Tommy McClain sit down every week and talk about Big Boats, Port Hueneme, and the importance of keeping our coastal areas clean. Each week they discuss a different boat as a part of the fun.

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Système D Terre - Le podcast des Terriens déter’ pour agir face au changement climatique

Face à l’urgence du dérèglement climatique, nous pensons que tous les initiatives sont importantes pour alerter, parler des solutions et mettre en avant les personnes qui essayent de faire changer les choses dans nos sociétés.

Notre initiative ? Te donner de l’inspiration en vulgarisant les sujets, abordant les solutions préconisées par les experts… mais aussi en invitant des humains qui font bouger les choses face à ce que certains appellent “le plus grand défi de l’histoire de l’humanité“.

Ils sont éco-entrepreneurs, auteurs, experts, militants écologistes… découvrons ensemble leur histoire et comment ils combattent le status quo et transforment leurs convictions en actions concrètes pour participer à créer un avenir durable et inspirant.

L’enjeu est immense, mais nous sommes D-Terre-minés à ne rien lâcher.

Rejoignez-nous sur la voie de l’engagement environnemental et écologique.

À propos de l’auteur : Jean-François “Jeff” ARNAUD est militant écologiste et CEO de l’agence web Blacksmith (http://www.blacksmith.studio) .
Conscient de l’urgence de la situation, il passe des éco-gestes à l’activisme en février 2023 pour agir directement et lutter pour la préservation des conditions d’habitabilité de notre planète.
Contact : jfrancois.arnaud@gmail.com (mailto:jfrancois.arnaud@gmail.com)

Photographie et identité visuelle par Laura DESVEAUX &amp; Melody FISHER
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Système D Terre - Le podcast des Terriens déter’ pour agir face au changement climatique Face à l’urgence du dérèglement climatique, nous pensons que tous les initiatives sont importantes pour alerter, parler des solutions et mettre en avant les personnes qui essayent de faire changer les choses dans nos sociétés. Notre initiative ? Te donner de l’inspiration en vulgarisant les sujets, abordant les solutions préconisées par les experts… mais aussi en invitant des humains qui font bouger les choses face à ce que certains appellent “le plus grand défi de l’histoire de l’humanité“. Ils sont éco-entrepreneurs, auteurs, experts, militants écologistes… découvrons ensemble leur histoire et comment ils combattent le status quo et transforment leurs convictions en actions concrètes pour participer à créer un avenir durable et inspirant. L’enjeu est immense, mais nous sommes D-Terre-minés à ne rien lâcher. Rejoignez-nous sur la voie de l’engagement environnemental et écologique. À propos de l’auteur : Jean-François “Jeff” ARNAUD est militant écologiste et CEO de l’agence web Blacksmith (http://www.blacksmith.studio) . Conscient de l’urgence de la situation, il passe des éco-gestes à l’activisme en février 2023 pour agir directement et lutter pour la préservation des conditions d’habitabilité de notre planète. Contact : jfrancois.arnaud@gmail.com (mailto:jfrancois.arnaud@gmail.com) Photographie et identité visuelle par Laura DESVEAUX & Melody FISHER Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

SYSTEME D TERRE

Welcome to my first podcast , I hope you enjoy listening to it! This podcast is about the Andaman Nicobar islands and the environmental problems faced by them.

Andaman and Nicobar

«ReFashion» — подкаст об устойчивой моде. В первом сезоне мы поговорим с экспертами модной индустрии о том, что такое устойчивая мода и почему именно сейчас эта тема актуальна.

«ReFashion» — подкаст об устойчивой моде. В первом сезоне мы поговорим с экспертами модной индустрии о том, что такое устойчивая мода и почему именно сейчас эта тема актуальна.

«ReFashion»&nbsp;—&nbsp;подкаст об устойчивой моде. В первом сезоне мы поговорим с экспертами модной индустрии о том, что такое устойчивая мода и почему именно сейчас эта тема актуальна.

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