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#96: From Rattles to Kings: Unraveling the Secrets of Snakes With Dr. Emily Taylor

May 6, 2024

Snakes are often generalized to fit a worst-case stereotype, but once you start learning just a small bit about them, it’s easy to see how important and amazing they are.

Dr. Emily Taylor, author of the new book California Snakes and How To Find Them, discusses snake diversity, benefits, and threats, and much more in this Nature’s Archive podcast episode. … More #96: From Rattles to Kings: Unraveling the Secrets of Snakes With Dr. Emily Taylor

#93: Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant – Carnivore Ecology, Wild Life, and Environmental Justice

March 25, 2024

Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant, wildlife ecologist, co-host of Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, and author of “Wild Life,” shares her personal journey into wildlife ecology and environmental justice. Her research on bears and mountain lions, including their beach visits, inspires and educates. Her memoir, “Wild Life,” offers suspenseful wildlife encounters and personal struggles, blending adventure and life lessons. … More #93: Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant – Carnivore Ecology, Wild Life, and Environmental Justice

#88: BLM Lands Unveiled: A Journey with Josh Jackson into our Forgotten Lands

January 15, 2024

In the midst of the many public lands, it’s easy to overlook a lesser-known hero: the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Josh Jackson, a passionate enthusiast and conservationist, is unveiling the overlooked beauty and value of BLM lands through his journeys and upcoming book. Learn about these lands, why they are important, and how you too can enjoy them. … More #88: BLM Lands Unveiled: A Journey with Josh Jackson into our Forgotten Lands

#85: Life After Dark (Nocturnalia!) with Charles Hood and Dr. José Martínez-Fonseca

December 4, 2023

Learn about the amazing nature that comes to life after dark! Authors, naturalists, and researchers Charles Hood and Dr. Jose Martinez-Fonseca reveal the world of nectar-eating bats, tiny owls, scorpions, and even the unique ways plants behave at night! … More #85: Life After Dark (Nocturnalia!) with Charles Hood and Dr. José Martínez-Fonseca

#79: Pollinator Friendly Yards with Leslie Inman

September 11, 2023

Join us for a special ‘back to our roots’ episode on Nature’s Archive podcast. In this inspiring interview, we reconnect with the essence of our mission—to understand and share the stories of individuals making a positive impact on the environment. Our guest, Leslie Inman, founder of the renowned Pollinator Friendly Yards Facebook group, shares her journey from curiosity to leading a movement for sustainable landscaping. Discover valuable insights on engaging skeptics, making eco-friendly choices easy, and more. Leslie’s story is a testament to the power of curiosity and the potential for impactful change in our communities. … More #79: Pollinator Friendly Yards with Leslie Inman

#77: Unraveling the Secrets of Road Ecology with Ben Goldfarb

August 14, 2023

 It’s hard to imagine a time without roads that connect us, facilitate commerce, allow us to reach hospital schools, family, and friends. And in plain sight, they grow in width, link density and traffic volume slowly and continually. Our guest today has Ben Goldfarb, author of the new book “Crossings: How Road Ecology is Shaping the Future of Our Planet”. And in typical Ben form, he reveals a hidden world in plain sight, full of surprises. From rapid adaptation by some animals to the intractable ways that 70 mile per hour traffic hack many animal’s ability to cope. … More #77: Unraveling the Secrets of Road Ecology with Ben Goldfarb

#71: Wetlands Rediscovered – Exploring Nature’s Hidden Gems and Restoring Their Glory with Tom Biebighauser

May 22, 2023

Wetlands support incredible biodiversity, clean our water, and mitigate floods. Yet they are still misunderstood and in need of support. Learn about amazing wetlands and the restoration efforts underway, … More #71: Wetlands Rediscovered – Exploring Nature’s Hidden Gems and Restoring Their Glory with Tom Biebighauser