What Podcasts do I Listen To? I’m a bit of a podcast addict. My normal daily routine is to wake up around 5 AM, workout, and listen to something interesting while I workout. This gives me about 10 hours of solid listening time each week. So what do I listen to? Here’s a list of … More The Best Nature Podcasts
I’m incredibly excited to announce that my Nature’s Archive podcast has launched! It has taken a lot of work and time, but it’s here! I’m really fortunate to have three great episodes to launch with: Dorian Anderson tells about his incredible story of biking 17830 miles across the USA for discovery of birds and himself … More Nature’s Archive Podcast has Launched!
Summary Jan Hintermeister is a prolific volunteer in many environmental causes and organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Jan has been a long time field volunteer and served multiple terms as the Board Chair for the non-profit San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory. He’s been a County Parks Commissioner, a member of the Santa Clara … More #3: Jan Hintermeister – Volunteering to Grow Your Impact – Show Notes
Summary Matthew Dodder is the Executive Director of the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society – but that is just the tip of the iceberg. Matthew’s journey into the world of nature conservation and education began with a blizzard in Massachusetts. Matthew’s journey took him through seminary school and into a career in graphic design and … More #2: Matthew Dodder – From Silicon Valley to Audubon Chapter Director – Show Notes
Dorian Anderson, known for his epic 2014 Biking for Birds journey, cycled 17830 miles over 365 days, highlighting his battle with addiction and a love of nature. The episode discusses his approach to risk-taking, upcoming projects, and new memoir. Links to his photography and organizations he supported are provided, along with a timeline of the interview. … More #1: Dorian Anderson – 17830 Miles of Biking for Birds – Show Notes
A 1 Minute Summary of this Post iNaturalist is an amazing web site that has a corresponding phone app. It represents one of the largest and most accessible citizen science projects in the world, and provides you an opportunity to learn from experts. Here is how they describe it: “One of the world’s most popular … More A Newbie’s Guide to iNaturalist
Finally! Despite a global pandemic and my own and many of my guest’s schedules crumpled up, burned, and tossed away, my Nature’s Archive podcast is back on track and ready to launch on Tuesday July 7! And I have some excellent guests to launch the show with! You’ll learn about an audacious Big Year (searching … More July 7 – Launch Day!
Wow – a lot has happened since my last post, and it’s only been two weeks. In short, some of the reality of COVID-19 has hit home. My home has a “shelter-in-place” order and my kids are now home schooling. My “day job” has gotten busier as we adapt to both working from home and … More COVID-19 and the Podcast Launch Date
This is a multi-part series chronicling how this podcast came to be. I thought it would be interesting to document my discoveries and missteps as I go. Whether you found this in a quest to create your own podcast, or are just interested in how Nature’s Archive came to be, I hope you enjoy. Part … More How I Started This Podcast – Part I
Why another Nature Podcast? Nature’s Archive will quench your thirst to learn about ecology and to make a difference through interesting interviews across a broad spectrum of disciplines … More A New Nature Podcast With an Inspiring Twist
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