Tag: wetlands

#132: Rails in the Reeds: Life in the Shadows, with Dr. Auriel Fournier

September 10, 2026

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! … More #132: Rails in the Reeds: Life in the Shadows, with Dr. Auriel Fournier

#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

#25: Danielle Husband – Wetlands Systems, Playas, and Dragonflies!

July 27, 2021

Summary My guest today is Danielle Husband. Danielle (Instagram) is a graduate student studying dragonflies and damselflies at the McIntyre Lab at Texas Tech University. In particular, she is studying the west Texas playas, salinas, and urban catchments, and their suitability for odonates. Today’s episode is full of great topics. We discuss the importance of … More #25: Danielle Husband – Wetlands Systems, Playas, and Dragonflies!