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Welcome to the one and only podcast about preserving the rural charm and great outdoors of Barry County and Southwest Michigan. We chat with locals, experts, and organizations who love forests, waterways, and wildlife. Every first Friday of the month, hosts Rachel Frantz and Jamie Lewis Hedges bring you fresh interviews. If something interesting pops up in between, we'll share that too. So, grab your spot, kick back, and join us for talk about natural resources and local community. It's the Barry Conservation District Podcast – where nature meets neighbor!

“Un quarto d’ora per acclimatarsi” è il podcast che racconta le sfide ambientali dalla montagna, per immaginare insieme il futuro delle Terre Alte, prodotto da L'Altra Montagna in collaborazione con il Trento Film Festival.“Un quarto d’ora per acclimatarsi” è scritto e condotto da Sofia Farina, meteorologa e divulgatrice scientifica, e curato da Luigi Torreggiani, con il supporto redazionale di Pietro Lacasella, Michele Argenta e Luca Pianesi.Le Musiche sono de “I Sordi”. Il progetto grafico è di Andrea Bettega.

Genetics Unsealed is an engaging and informative podcast that provides listeners with a comprehensive and in-depth look at the latest developments in the field of genetics. Hosted by Folabumi Adeleke, each episode takes the audience on a captivating journey through the most recent and groundbreaking discoveries in genetics and genomics. The podcast begins with an enticing introduction that sets the stage for the week's exploration of genetic breakthroughs. It features a seamless blend of science, storytelling, and expert insights, making complex genetic concepts accessible to both ...

This podcast will focus on a variety of water resources related topics and the interrelationship of water to our environment and society. The Podcast will be hosted by Tom Bellinger, and Joe Lyons. Dr. Thomas Bellinger, a professionally certified hydrologist and professor has over 40 years in the water science field with the Department of Interior and is currently on the faculty at the University of Colorado - Denver and the Metropolitan State University of Denver. Joe Lyons is an experienced Hydraulic Engineer/Hydrologist who has worked in the water science field with the Department of ...

A deep dive into all things severe weather; we're talking tornadoes, hurricanes, snowstorms and blizzards, and taking deep dives into severe weather events.

Passionate about wildlife and conservation but craving deeper stories behind endangered species and those who save them? Then welcome to the Conservationists Assemble, the podcast uniting with field conservation and captive breeding experts to share conservation stories of wildlife protection and actionable insights that helps save threatened species. Join your host, Jonny, each week as he teams up with Earth’s mightiest conservation heroes as they discuss the efforts for our planets most endangered species. Will you join the assembly? Subscribe for new episodes every week and start your ...

DiabetesBio co-hosts Darleen Sandoval (University of Colorado), Kirk Habegger (University of Alabama-Birmingham), and Kevin Williams (UT Southwestern) interview authors of editor-selected biomedical research articles published in the journal Diabetes, the American Diabetes Association's flagship research publication.

Brought to you from Rural2Kitchen. The podcast where agricultural minds open up.Sponsored primarily by Howden Rural Insurance as well as the Scottish Farmer Follow us on all platforms here - https://linktr.ee/rural2kitchenTo get in touch email rural2kitchen@gmail.comComplete this survey to help out the show! Thank you so much - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeBDRnGerPw2w-nNBT6st4wCI2ldi4OZPrIIrJ-_rsRWCKq1A/viewform?usp=sf_link Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A podcast about, well, primates! From the singing gibbons to the mischievous macaques to pop culture primates like Zoboomafoo and Harambe, primates have fascinated humans for centuries. Why do we feel such a kinship with apes and monkeys? How smart are they really? What can we do to save endangered primate species? Join me as we do a deep dive into one species every episode, answering these questions and many others.

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Bierfach - der Podcast! Zwei Lebensmittelchemiker - Arndt und Florian - erklären alles rund um Bier(-alterung). Dieser Podcast lohnt sich für alle, die gern leicht wissenschaftlich eintauchen wollen, warum sich ein Bierfach lohnt oder was ein Bierfach überhaupt ist! Lasst euch überraschen und hört gern mal rein!

Hangoskönyvünkben a szárazföld meghódításától egészen a Homo sapiens megjelenéséig követhetjük bolygónk élővilágának történetét. - Mi emberek vagyunk a legnagyobb hatalmú faj, amely valaha is élt ezen a Földön, de ez a hatalom felelősséget is jelent. A mi feladatunk, hogy gondját viseljük a bolygónak és a rajta élő minden teremtménynek.

Imagine a city bathed not in the golden glow of sunrise but in the shimmering embrace of the ocean. A futuristic metropolis, not chained to the constraints of land, but buoyant and free, dancing with the tides and whispering secrets to the waves. This isn't the stuff of science fiction; it's the ambitious vision of the Oceanix project, the world's first prototype for a sustainable floating city poised to redefine our relationship with the water. Nestled off the vibrant shores of Busan, South Korea, Oceanix isn't your typical concrete jungle. No towering skyscrapers pierce the sky, no endless ...

20 years in the Navy, retiring as the Chief in Charge of the Weather Detachment at NAS New Orleans. Went into Law Enforcement after that, then after Katrina we moved to Oregon, finally becoming the Director of Emergency Management for Tillamook County. Retired and moved to Lebanon 3-4 years ago but still doing weather. Have been on Radio in New Orleans and several stations in the coastal Pacific Northwest. While I am still the forecaster for the local Tillamook news folks, I figured I should do it as a public service for Lebanon as well, so here it is! Hope you enjoy it. Drop me a line at ...

SciPodChat is an engaging podcast led by experienced Oncology scientist Dr Biswajit Podder that aims to uncover the mysteries of science in a digestible way for all ages, making complicated ideas friendly and pleasant. Listeners are taken on an enlightening journey exploring the wonders of the universe, the intricacies of the human body, and the cutting-edge technologies shaping our future through weekly episodes featuring conversations with experts from diverse fields, all while fostering a community of curious minds eager to explore the boundless realm of science together.

Hosts Monika Serrano and Jessica Mederson interview people across the private and public sectors to discuss adapting the built environment to a changing climate. While sustainability/mitigation still receive the lion's share of the attention, ensuring that we are adapting to more extreme weather events and changing weather patterns requires us to reexamine what it takes to make our buildings, infrastructure, and communities resilient, so that people, buildings, and businesses can continue to thrive for years and decades to come.

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Wind, Wetter und Klima kennen keine Grenzen, sie verbinden alle Kontinente und Ozeane miteinander und haben unglaublich viele spannende Facetten, die in diesem Podcast Platz finden. Hier geht es um die Klimakommunikation, die Biometeorologie, die Energiemeteorologie, die Hydrometeorologie oder z.B. die Umweltmeteorologie. Die Deutsche Meteorologische Gesellschaft (DMG) ist ein eingetragener Verein mit derzeit 1800 Mitgliedern, der es sich der sich zum Ziel gesetzt hat, meteorologisches Wissen zu verbreiten.

As the nights stretch long and shadows deepen, a celestial dance unfolds above us. Prepare, for this December, the cosmos paints the sky with brushstrokes of fire – the Geminid meteor shower graces our world with its radiant spectacle. From the 13th to the 14th, a celestial waltz unfolds, inviting us to gaze upwards and revel in the fleeting beauty of shooting stars. Imagine yourself nestled in the velvety cloak of a moonless night, away from the urban symphony of blinking lights. The air feels crisp, carrying the whispered secrets of the stars. As your eyes adjust to the celestial canvas, a...

A podcast/radio program from Australia about the environment, conservation, climate change and living sustainability in an earth of ever diminishing resources and more waste. The program is based in Byron Bay though the issues we cover affect all people and planet Earth. Your host Michelle Michels has updates, interviews and stories about climate change, conservation, indigenous perspectives on land management, ecology, energy and sustainability topics. Local, national and international topics are discussed. Local communities, academics, activists and anyone concerned about the environment ...