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#132: Rails in the Reeds: Life in the Shadows, with Dr. Auriel Fournier
Dive into the secretive world of rails, the elusive wetland birds often heard but rarely seen. With Dr. Auriel Fournier, a prominent rail researcher, they explore rail migration patterns, unique tracking methods, and the conservation challenges wetlands face. Join this riveting conversation about the hidden wonders of these fascinating birds!
#131: Storms from the Sun: Understanding Space Weather and Auroras with Dr. Ryan French
In this captivating episode of Nature’s Archive, Dr. Ryan French, a solar astrophysicist, explores the profound connections between solar activity and life on Earth. He explains how solar flares and coronal mass ejections influence everything from GPS disruptions to the stunning northern lights. Unveil the secrets of our solar system and discover how these celestial…
#130: Burning Questions: Understanding Fire Management with Lenya Quinn-Davidson
When we think of wildfire, most of us think of raging infernos burning everything in its path. But historically, this intense type of fire was quite rare. In fact, there used to be more frequent fires, and more acres burned than today – but at low intensity. Learn why this is, and what we can…
