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#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…
#129: Wide-Angle Listening: How Nature’s Soundtrack Completes Your Connection to the Wild
Dive into the enchanting world of nature’s soundscape! This episode reveals how listening profoundly connects us to the environment, highlighting the treasures hidden in everyday sounds. Join Michael Hawk and audio engineer Sue Pelmulder on a quest to uncover the immersive experience of birdsong, transforming how we engage with our surroundings.
#128: How Your Photos Save Species: Scott Loarie on iNaturalist and Community Science
iNaturalist is more than just a nature identification app; it fundamentally transforms our relationship with the natural world. Through its platform, users not only identify flora and fauna but also contribute to a vast community science dataset, fostering engagement and empowering conservation efforts globally. This represents a groundbreaking shift in environmental stewardship. Hear all about…
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