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>> New podcast episode! The fair-fish database programme features short audio episodes from our Fish Talk podcast. These audios focus on species with profiles already in the database of fair-fish (english). We aim to provide insights into natural needs, behaviors and farming conditions or welfare hazards in fisheries for fishes and other aquatic animals, all in a few minutes. 💡Yesterday, we launched our second episode focused on a fished species. It's about Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus) caught using purse seine fishing—a profile now available in the Fair-fish database's catch branch. > If you are interested, please go to our website and listen to this new episode of the fair-fish database programme: https://lnkd.in/dBXpisVE #fishbehavior #fishbehaviour #fishethology #fishwelfare #fishing #Fisheries #fishcare #catchingmethods #science #ScientificDissemination #podcast #podcasting

🎙️ In our latest podcast episode, we're continuing our theme of restoration by talking about growing native plants in a nursery setting. 🌱 Lots of restoration projects include, as one component, the planting of nursery-grown seedlings. There are several plant nurseries in the region that specialize in growing native plants for restoration projects, and for this episode, we spoke with the owners and operators of Twin Peaks nursery in McCall, ID. 🎧 Listen here https://lnkd.in/ePP_sW-6 #protectedarea #habitatloss #habitatrestoration #nativeplants #podcast #nature #naturepodcast

DU Podcast | Ep. 575 – Bringing Respect Back to Snow Geese: https://apple.co/3UIGRFx “Sky carp” and “Saving the Tundra” are phrases that have become commonplace in the vernacular of light goose hunters across North America. Although born from well-intentioned conversations around once-hyperabundant light geese and the Light Goose Conservation Order, waterfowl managers consider these derogatory phrases undeserved and unfortunate. On this episode, Kevin Kraai of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department makes the case for changing this narrative and bringing respect back to light geese. We also dig into data showing an 86% decline in the midcontinent light goose population, shrinking breeding colonies, recovery of arctic staging grounds, and new science on how repeated disturbance may influence light goose body condition. If this evolving story tells us anything it’s that what we know today is likely different from what we’ll learn in the future and why we should never stop asking questions. #DucksUnlimited #DUPodcast #Texas #LightGooseConservationOrder #waterfowlconservation #lightgeese #snowgeese #waterfowlresearch #conservation Photo: Ryan Askren

https://lnkd.in/gAiiut96 Dive into the inspiring journey of Grahame Jones, a former Texas game warden dedicated to wildlife protection for over 27 years, who now guides fishing adventures scores the waterways of TX! Discover the challenges, rewards, and importance of conservation efforts. Listen now! 🎧 see links in comments for audio versions… #Conservation #WildlifeProtection #hunting #fishing #outdoors #nature #Podcast

I've been using Spalding Labs' Fly Predators for a few years now and learned so much more about them and what else Spalding Labs offers from company entomologist Jessica Starcevich in Episode 81 of the #AskAnniePodcast. Tune in to hear: - What Fly Predators are - How to use them in an IMP approach - Spalding Labs’ Custom Pest Management Plan - And more! #podcast #podcasthost #podcastproducer #horsepodcast #horsecare

Just another fantastic piece of content by James Shooter on the latest addition of the Rewilding Europe podcast 🙌 In this episode we get to learn more about the LIFE Lynx initiative in Slovenia, which is bringing people together from all across the region to restore the population of Lynx in the Dinaric Alps. 👏 Since working for Ecosulis i have not only had the privilege to learn and discover more about what Rewilding truly is and how it can bring people and nature together, but much more about key species that play a huge role within the ecosystems and how their presence can benefit all. Like for example key stone predators including the star of this particular podcast. The Ghost of the Forest - The Lynx 😀 As many us know Lynx play such an important, crucial ecological role within their ecosystems, ensuring deer populations are kept in check which enables herds to continue moving across different areas allowing natural regeneration to occur. Carcases of their prey provide not only food for other species, but materials for nesting birds and shelter for other small animals. Their return to our forests 🌲 in the future would not only maintain the overall health of our forests and woodlands, but also restore natural processes, helping to recycle nutrients and boost biodiversity. 🌿 The Lynx really is becoming one of my favourite animals, the more and more i learn about their behaviour, ecology, hunting technique's and how important they are not only to the overall health of many of our different habitats, but how they can benefit both people and the planet. 😎 If you haven't listened already, then grab a hot drink and sit back and discover more about the mysterious animal 👂 https://lnkd.in/gt_X4DZ4 #rewilding #lynx #habitats #ecosystems #people #planet #biodiversity

A great topic for leadership teams looking for explosive growth. Coaches are there to implement systems that are proven to work! Metronomics has great solutions and coaches available to elevate your business to the ‘Tip-Top’, all while following a successful gameplan. Is your team executing without a coach? What’s the next tool that will help you win?

🌟 🎧 New Episode Alert: Fear to Fascination with Crocodile Cam! 🐍✨ 🌟 🔥 Ready to turn fear into fascination? Dive into the latest episode of Follow the Brand as I sit down with Crocodile Cam, a wildlife conservationist inspiring millions worldwide. Get ready to meet Medusa, the world’s longest snake, and discover lessons that go way beyond the wild. 🌍 🎯 What You’ll Learn: ✅ How to replace fear with understanding in any part of your life ✅ Why snakes are nature’s pest control (spoiler: they save us more than we think!) ✅ The surprising leadership lessons hidden in wildlife conservation ✅ Fun, fascinating facts about snakes you never saw coming 🐍 Fun Fact: Did you know a python’s bite isn’t venomous but its grip can hold stronger than a bear hug? Cameron shares why these misunderstood creatures are so much more than their reputations. 🎙️ Why You Should Listen: Because this isn’t just about wildlife—it’s about leadership, curiosity, and protecting what matters. Whether you’re leading a team, growing your brand, or just looking for inspiration, this episode will open your eyes to new possibilities. 👉 Ready to learn, laugh, and maybe conquer a fear or two? 🎧 Listen now:https://lnkd.in/eEh5tUqR 💬 Drop a 🐍 or 🐊 in the comments if you’re tuning in! Let’s celebrate curiosity, compassion, and leadership together. #FollowTheBrand #Podcast #CrocodileCam #WildlifeConservation #LeadershipLessons #FearToFascination #NewEpisode #NatureAndBusiness #MedusaThePython

Fair-fish database programme is a series of very short audios of our Fish Talk podcast. The audios are focused on fish species with profiles already published in the database of fair-fish (english). The idea is to give information about natural needs, behaviours and farming conditions of fishes and other aquatic farmed animals; all this in less than 3 min. > Yesterday we released new episodes of this programme. This time they are focused on Reticulated knifefish (Papyrocranus afer), Tinfoil barb (Barbonymus schwanenfeldii) and Arapaima (Arapaima gigas). > If you are interested, please go to our website and listen to the new episodes (series 18): https://lnkd.in/dBXpisVE #fishbehavior #fishbehaviour #fishethology #fishwelfare #aquaculture #fishfarm #fishfarming #animalbehavior #animalbehaviour #animalwelfare #science #research #ScientificDissemination #podcast #podcasting

🌳 In our latest episode of The Klosters Forum podcast, we're joined by urban forestry expert, Cecil Konijnendijk, Director at the Nature Based Solutions Institute. With over 30 years of experience, Cecil shares his insights on how trees can revolutionise our cities. He also talks about how the 3-30-300 rule can make a huge difference to our urban areas around the world 🏙️ Listen to the full podcast episode here: https://lnkd.in/epwSsYJm #330300Rule #UrbanForestry #ResilientCities #NatureBasedSolutions #Podcast