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Meditative reflections on everyday nature, from backyard insects to seasonal shifts, recorded in quiet intimacy.

A birder and actor guides listeners through the basics of birdwatching and nature connection.

Two hosts explore local nature, sharing observations and insights about wildlife and ecosystems in everyday environments.

Michelle Fullner explores California’s diverse ecosystems through on-location interviews with scientists and naturalists.

People building a just and sustainable world share insights on creating systemic change through compassion, ecology, and reimagined societal values.

A couple shares personal stories and reader questions from their travels to every U.S. National Park and other public lands.

A Fish and Game warden uncovers a major poaching ring that leads to a deeper investigation inside New Hampshire’s State Prison.

A podcast exploring the care, keeping, and breeding of colubrid and colubroid snakes with experts Dr. Zac Loughman and Clint Bartley.

Musicians create songs about every bird species and have experts evaluate their accuracy.

Guided field recordings explore North American songbird habitats and their calls across diverse wild landscapes.

Experts explore the societal, scientific, and psychological impacts of losing fundamental elements of life, from the moon to sleep to salt.

Discusses prairie ecosystems, sustainable farming, conservation, gardening, and hunting practices.

Discusses invertebrate conservation and efforts to protect their habitats through scientific and community-driven initiatives.

A Canadian podcast exploring bird species, conservation issues, and research through expert conversations and field stories.

Explores ecological and social connections through immersive storytelling, science, and sound design.

Firefighters discuss wildfire experiences and insights from the front lines.

Explores upland bird hunting, conservation, and dog training through science-based storytelling and expert interviews.

Explores the cultural, historical, and botanical aspects of psychoactive plants, focusing on mescaline-containing cacti.

Stories from Maine’s forests and coastline reveal local folklore, haunted history, and unexplained encounters through firsthand accounts.

Explores how light, water, and magnetism influence health and recovery through the principles of quantum biology.

Solutions for bird conservation and how everyday actions can help protect birds and improve the environment for everyone.

Turf professionals discuss golf course maintenance with industry experts, sharing insights and stories from the global turf community.

Explores the science behind food and medicinal plants, focusing on their health impacts and sustainable cultivation.

Stories of endangered species pulled from extinction’s edge through science, conservation, and the people fighting for their survival.

Genes and genomes in plants, fungi, and microbes are studied to solve energy and environmental challenges.

Real Bigfoot sightings and terrifying eyewitness accounts from across North America.

Women advancing sustainability in the built environment share their work and perspectives in conversations hosted by Lindsay Baker and Kira Gould.

A 13-year-old girl inherits the powers of Mother Nature and must balance middle school with saving the world.

Stories from the animal kingdom exploring zoology, natural history, and occasional human connections.

Explores the world of fungi through foraging, medicinal properties, cultural impact, and the people passionate about mushrooms.

Conversations about gardening, botany, and nature with humor and real-world experience.

Explore strange and fascinating stories from the natural world, from spider behavior to ocean mysteries and UK wildlife.

members of Heartwood and the forest protection movement

Stories of people in the Midwest and Great Plains working to repair environmental damage and live more sustainably.

Helps people in the eastern U.S. support local pollinators and wildlife by creating healthy ecosystems in their yards and communities.

Two hosts explore human nature through science, stories, and philosophy inspired by the natural world.

Explores biomimicry by applying nature’s strategies to human design and innovation challenges.

Field recordings from North Mississippi capture the natural sounds of wind, birds, and forests in 20-minute immersive episodes.

Explores global climate solutions through stories of rapid, large-scale progress and the people driving change.

Suzan Vaughn, Animal Communicator

A podcast exploring the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales and the broader ecosystem of the Salish Sea and planet.

Poetry and native plants intersect in episodes featuring ecological voices and nature-inspired verse from New Jersey and beyond.

Examines conservation and environmental challenges in the American Southwest through interviews on ecology, land use, and desert advocacy.

Follows the rewilding journey at Knepp through wildlife encounters, ecological discoveries, and the people shaping the project.

A weekly exploration of environmental science, politics, economics, and ethics in the context of natural resources and sustainability.

Ryan Lee

Nature sounds designed for relaxation, stress relief, meditation, and sleep.

Megan Leslie interviews people working to protect nature, focusing on conservation efforts and environmental stewardship.

Experts from the Seattle Aquarium's Lightning Talks explore marine science topics in extended conversations.

Explores Florida's wildlife, ecosystems, and conservation through expert insights from natural resource professionals.

Explores the lives of animals and staff at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga.

Photographer Richard Bernabe interviews global creatives on art, travel, conservation, and visual storytelling.

Explores climate solutions through hope, innovation, and the power of nature to address environmental challenges.

A wildlife filmmaker explores ocean ecosystems aboard a research vessel, documenting marine life and conservation work.

Explores the history, myths, and stories of hunting dog breeds worldwide with co-hosts Jennifer Wapenski and Craig Koshyk.

Explores the botany, ecology, and cultural significance of Northeastern plants, including their medicinal uses and ecological roles.

Chesapeake Bay Journal

True wilderness survival stories of animal attacks, avalanches, and being stranded at sea.

MPR Network

Bat Conservation Trust

Indigenous Leadership Initiative

Discusses parrot care, behavior, training, nutrition, and conservation for captive and wild parrots.

A flower farmer shares tips and interviews on growing cut flowers sustainably for pleasure or profit.

Native plant experts and conservationists share practical sustainability efforts in Wisconsin’s prairie communities.

Upwing Media, Griffith Pugh

A podcast focused entirely on elk hunting, offering practical insights and lessons from decades of experience.

The National Weather Desk

Gardening experts discuss plant science, sustainable practices, and practical tips for growing in urban, rural, and indoor spaces.

Antica Productions, World Wildlife Fund Canada

A biology teacher shares ecological insights through everyday observations of nature.

A look at the people, science, and decision-making involved in protecting communities before, during, and after hurricanes.

Conversations with conservationists protecting Florida’s wild landscapes and species through firsthand stories and grassroots efforts.

Explores how biomimicry uses nature’s designs to solve human challenges in engineering, architecture, and sustainability.

Caleb & James & Rafa

Auf die Ohren GmbH

One Lagoon

Marc Jerram BSc (Hons) Grad Dip ELR CJF AWCF Master Farrier

An arborist and historian explores the hidden human stories behind heritage trees through interviews with local experts and communities.

Shark scientists and conservationists share their career paths, field experiences, and research on shark species beyond the great white.

A podcast covering climate news, technology, and practices with insights from field experts.

Two wildlife experts interview mammalwatchers and conservationists about observing and protecting wild mammals worldwide.

Explores global rewilding efforts through interviews with conservationists, scientists, and activists restoring ecosystems and wildlife.

A relaxed introduction to birdwatching, featuring species identification, bird behaviors, and global birding stories.

Arkansas waterfowlers explore duck hunting traditions, conservation, and the future of the sport with leaders in the hunting community.

A podcast covering climate news, technology, and practices with insights from experts.

Discusses the connections between nature, human health, and society through expert interviews on biophilic design and planetary well-being.

Ronnie King

Environmental news and analysis on climate change, biodiversity, tropical ecology, and wildlife from the frontlines of conservation.

Sean Patchett and Erin Alladin

Explores National Parks through expert interviews on science, history, wildlife, and conservation.

Experts discuss wind energy and energy storage technologies, covering the latest research, innovations, and policy developments.

Catherine Greenleaf

A Norfolk farmer and broadcaster explore nature, wildlife, and countryside living through walks and discussions at High Ash Farm.

ASA, CSSA, SSSA

Dane Wigington

Soothing sounds of rain and thunderstorms to aid relaxation, sleep, and focus.

Explores human relationships with wolves and wildlife through conservation, biology, and coexistence with scientists, artists, and ranchers.

Dan Fillius; Justin Glisan; Madelynn Wuestenberg

Allegedly Studios

Outdoor adventures and stories from people whose lives are shaped by nature, from birdwatchers to conservationists and wilderness explorers.