The Ranger Gareth Podcast

I'm back! Did you miss me? In today's episode we discuss data centers, infill housing, record-setting rainfall, and what the heck happened to our summer?

Bison for dinnner? Year round ski resorts? More gondolas than you can shake a stick at? Too much is happening!

German wolf attacks? Billionaire lawsuits? People eating pangolins? All this and more on your monthly nature news update!

What do the Ogopogo, the Loch Ness Monster, and Mugwump all have in common? They're all fake! Or are they?

Join me as I explore Canada's various lake monsters and dive into the history of the infamous Ogopogo!

What's happening in the world? Canada? Alberta? Your backyard? I dive deep into the topics that affect my incredibly niche micro-audience (love you guys).

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When 2 brothers go missing, a search party finds their beheaded bodies at camp. What could be lurking in northern Canada?

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Alright, alright, enough already. If I hear ONE MORE PERSON tell me I should start a podcast, I'll...finally get around to recording another episode.

This month we have updates on bear attacks in Hokkaido, roadblocks in Kananaskis, and invasive fish in Edmonton!

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Yep. I'm back. After several people told me over the last few months "hey, you've got a good voice, you should start a podcast", I realized that I should probably upload an episode again. So hello, friends.

We. Are. So. Back.

I had the privilege of interviewing Melissa Penney, author of "A Playground for Birds: How to turn your backyard into an urban bird oasis". We discuss how she got into backyard birding, what it takes to make your yard appealing to birds, and easy steps anyone in Alberta can take to make a the ultimate yard.

The government told us about the state of Canada's forests. Then the NGOs told us about their view on the state of Canada's forests. Now I'm telling you about the state of Canada's forests. Hopefully this message gets through.