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Bestselling author and PhD of ethology Jonathan Balcombe argues for a new perspective on nature—one that rejects the idea of the wild as cruel and savage and instead highlights the cooperation and compassion between species—and examines the role humans play in it. Turn on a nature...

Brought to you by Penguin. The half a million species of plant alive today are a mere 3% of the vast number of plant species ever to have existed. All share a single common origin: the first plant-like algae to wash up on land 484 million years ago. Through the stories of sixteen plant families...

Not quite land and not quite water, boglands have long been dismissed as wastelands. Come closer and a strange truth emerges: These wild, eerie landscapes stretch our minds, hold the history of humanity, and will shape the future of our planet. In Bogland, acclaimed ecologist Merritt R. Turetsky...

In this provocative reimagining of what it is to be a plant, an evolutionary biologist draws on a lifetime of research to offer a beguiling behind-the-scenes perspective on how plants really work—and how we truly depend on leaves for our survival. For readers of Entangled Life and An Immense...

In the early twentieth century, paleoanthropologists interpreted the differences between specimens of an expanding human fossil record as reflecting taxonomic and evolutionary diversity. Why, then, in the 1940s, did geneticist Theodosius Dobzhansky reconfigure human evolution into one...

"A bold and glorious book . . . brilliantly crafted at the level of the sentence and image, adventurous in its forms and tones, and its themes—memory, love, loss, care, value—are as embracing and urgent as they come. It’s magnificent."—Robert Macfarlane, author of Is a River Alive? My...

What is time? Does it exist? Can it be stopped? Can time's arrow be reversed? Can we ever free ourselves from the seemingly inexorable flow of time? Chronos is a mystery, and not only for us: it was a mystery for our distant ancestors too. In this book, Guido Tonelli guides us along the path to...

NeuroData Lab es un espacio de divulgación científica dedicado a explorar cómo funciona la mente humana. A través de investigaciones, libros, estudios y expertos en neurociencia, psicología, neurología y ciencias del comportamiento, analizamos temas como emociones, dopamina, neuroplasticidad, toma de decisiones, hábitos, memoria, atención y sesgos cognitivos. Contenido basado en evidencia, explicado de forma clara y accesible para comprender mejor el cerebro, la conducta humana y la vida cotidiana.

O CafeterIA é um local de conversa e troca de ideias, onde nossos apresentadores conversam e debatem sobre os mais diversos assuntos enquanto aproveitam um bom café.

Welcome to Trash(ed), the podcast for the trash-curious. Hosted by three members of the University of Texas at Austin community, Trash(ed) brings together perspectives from advertising, sustainability, and science to explore our trash. Join Ashlee Neumann, an advertising researcher studying consumer culture and overconsumption, Daryl Barth, a recent UT Austin graduate researching ways to break down plastics like nylon and PET, Kasia Dinkeloo, a scientist searching for plastic-eating microbes and exploring how plants, insects, and microorganisms might help solve our plastic problem, as they dig...

The first complete history of Britain’s mountains, capturing their beauty, tragedy and the pivotal role of these dramatic landscapes in the nation’s past and future Britain’s mountains are our grandest and wildest places, their vast openness providing inspiration and escape. But they are...

Around the Fencepost is a producer‑first podcast about real farming, real stewardship, and real people. Each episode brings you conversations with folks who still have dirt under their nails — farmers, grazers, seed dealers, and neighbors who serve their communities and care deeply about the land and livestock they steward.We talk soil health, animal health, forage decisions, and the everyday challenges that shape a farm. Just stories, practical experience, and seed and practice recommendations grounded in real‑world feedback.If you’re looking for conversations that help you think, ...

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What does it mean to care for water in the semi-arid region of Southwestern Saskatchewan? We journey to shallow wetlands, spring-fed lakes and drought-stricken farms. We listen to farmers, scientists, activists and naturalists. Weaving together natural and cultural history, this series considers how we might start to repair our relationship with water here in the driest part of Canada. Waders: Prairie Water Stories is produced by Dominique Ferraton. Associate producer is Magdalena Nichol. Original music is by B-Sides Family Publishing House and Ian Ross. Thank you to SK Arts for financial ...

Hosted by Kalen Taylor, Extension Outdoors provides a scientific view of many different natural resource topics such as plants, wildlife, game management, hunting and fishing. New episodes drop on the fourth Wednesday of every month.

A podcast created to showcase the amazing action being taken for nature across Nottinghamshire and to inspire more people than ever before to take action to protect and restore nature on their doorstep. Hear from people from who are making a difference for wildlife in our county and beyond.

Welcome to The N.A.N. Podcast hosted by Lia! This is a show designed for early‑career professionals, fresh graduates, students, and anyone shifting into sustainability, energy transition, and environmental work. In each episode, Lia will break into three short parts: Navigate the context, Act this week, Nurture a sustainable career. Lia shares honest stories, practical experiments, and career lessons while exploring technical topics with clarity and warmth. Expect short solo episodes and guest conversations that motivate you to try one small action and grow a sustainable career.

The most eye-opening Canadian environmental stories of our time, with Tom and Liz. Sources in the show notes.

Positive Charge by GeekWire explores the technology breakthroughs working to solve the planet's biggest environmental and sustainability challenges. Hosted by GeekWire's Lisa Stiffler and audio producer Laura Scott, each episode goes inside the labs, companies, and wild places of the Pacific Northwest — and beyond — to meet the creators, champions, and consumers bringing bold climate innovations to life. This is a podcast about hope. The planet faces real challenges, but there are smart, passionate people working hard to address them — whether they're chasing clean energy, treating ...

The podcast where land stories are the lead stories. Hosted by Bill Hodge and Anders Reynolds, The Wild Line is a quick Friday digest of the week’s top conservation and public lands policy news in plain language so our community stays informed, engaged and ready to act.