Podcasts about koalas

Begleite Loulou und Lou auf einer lustigen Zoo-Reise! Sie jagen einem frechen Äffchen hinterher und treffen Giraffen, Elefanten und Koalas. Werden sie das Äffchen zu seinen Freunden zurückbringen? Uitgegeven door Moon Tunes B.V. Spreker: Loulou en Lou

TWiV reviews pause in the use of Chikungunya vaccine, HHS to stop recommending COVID shots for pregnant women and children, molecular basis for shifted receptor recognition by an encephalitic alphavirus, and evolution of koala retrovirus transcriptional silencing in wild koalas. Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, and Rich Condit Subscribe (free): Apple Podcasts, RSS, email Become a patron of TWiV! Links for this episode Support science education at MicrobeTV Pause in use of Ixchiq (FDA) Change in COVID vaccine recommendations (STAT) Basis for receptor shift in encephalitic alphavirus (Cell) Transcriptional silencing of koala retrovirus (Cell) Letters read on TWiV 1219 Timestamps by Jolene Ramsey. Thanks! Weekly Picks Rich – What's that stuff in your bellybutton? Science has the answer. Vincent – New study reveals our skin's own bacteria can help protect us from the bad effects of sunlight Listener Pick Rona – My Italian secret: the forgotten heroes and Italy and the Holocaust Foundation, Inc. Intro music is by Ronald Jenkees Send your virology questions and comments to twiv@microbe.tv Content in this podcast should not be construed as medical advice.

Der 34. Spieltag wird ein Hauen und Stechen im drei90-Kosmos: Freiburg und Frankfurt duellieren sich um den Champions-League-Platz, und der Verlierer könnte von Dortmund überholt werden. David erzählt uns, wie er die vergangenen Wochen erlebt hat, Basti erzählt, warum er manche Gedanken lieber im Kopf behält und beide erklären sich gegenseitig, wieso sie davon ausgehen, dass der jeweils andere Verein gewinnt. Enzo ist sauer auf Augsburg. Axel hat seine Angst vor Eiern überwunden. Außerdem sorgt Julian Schuster für Aufregung. Wir gratulieren dem HSV und Axel skizziert uns, was er vom ebenso dramatischen Finale in der Zweiten Liga erwartet. Stürmt Elversberg in die Bundesliga? Und wie groß ist das Alkoholproblem von Tim Lemperle? Wir orakeln, ob Thomas Müller sechs Tore gegen die TSG Hoffenheim spielt und ob in Sinsheim oder Wolfsburg der längere Atem für Fußballfinanzierung vorhanden ist. Tiere tauchen auf, darunter eine Schnecke namens Archie, diverse Geierschildkröten und Koalas. Eine Schildkröte gewinnt eine Abstimmung gegen Heidenheim. Wir lernen Karl Wettersturz vom 1. FC Saarbrücken kennen. Zum Finale geht es in die Berge, wo ein gewaltiger Sturm so schnell verschwindet, wie er gekommen ist, und eine Bergwacht aus dem Brotschmierverhalten eines Gastes darauf schließt, dass sie nicht nach ihm suchen muss. Viel Spaß! Werde auch DU Funfriend! Den drei90Shop. kennt Ihr ja. Mittlerweile gibt es auch einen drei90 Instagram-Account. Folgt uns auch gerne dort. drei90 via itunes abonnieren drei90 via Feedburner abonnieren

THE CLIMATE ACTION SHOWProduced by Vivien Langford and Bella JessonMay 5th 2025THE GREATER GLIDER  Protect our ForestsandNO MUSIC ON A DEAD PLANET While the state  Environment Minister is asleep in her bed at night, forest protectors are out in the dark, on tough terrain, with torches trying to locate greater glider nesting trees. The law says the loggers must avoid parts of the forest where there is evidence that this is glider habitat, but loggers go out in the daytime to find the nocturnal gliders and say they can find none. Should the concerned community really being doing their job for them? While the Federal Environment Minister wants to see no extinctions on her watch and is running for re election, the greater glider is on the endangered list and its habitat is being logged in QLD and NSW. Should she really be allowed to get away with this?https://science.anu.edu.au/news-events/news/new-logging-rules-nsw-put-greater-glider-closer-extinction-when-will-we-startAnd in case you are wondering what saving the glider can do to buffer us against the worst of global heating:At UN Climate Change Conferences (COPs), forest protection is a key focus, with a strong emphasis on halting and reversing deforestation and forest degradation by 2030. These efforts are crucial for both climate mitigation and adaptation, as forests play a vital role in absorbing carbon dioxide and providing numerous ecosystem services.  We go to the Bob Brown Foundation"Protect our forests Rally" in Sydney on March 25th 2025.Speakers:Andrew Wong Forest Ecologist and operations manager from  Wilderness AustraliaIn recognition of his commitment to strategic thinking he has been asked to train campaigners in eight different countries. He was the Chair of the health promotion charity ‘Life. Be in it.' Australia 2019-2022. Susie Russell - Veteran Forest Campaigner(The Byron Echo October 2024)Veteran forest campaigner Susie Russell was arrested yesterday  in Bulga State Forest. She was the 12th arrest in the local community's campaign to protect the Bulga forest.Ms Russell had attached herself to the giant logging machinery until she was cut off.‘Every hour those machines don't work is 50 trees saved,' she said. ‘Our community will throw itself at the machines for as long as we can. We don't want to give up any chance to save this precious forest and the Greater Gliders and Koalas that live there.Susie Russell locked on in Bulga State Forest. Photo supplied.‘I have no doubt that our actions are on the right side of history.‘All the science, all the reports, all the experts, say that if we want to repair the damage to our planet, we need to start by not doing more damage. That is the most straightforward and cheapest way to make progress.‘Removing hundreds of thousands of trees from the top of the catchment is insanity,' said Ms Russell.‘The trees hold the land together. When the intense rain events come and the soil washes downstream, and the rivers silt up and the floods are extreme, no doubt those currently overseeing the destruction will wring their hands and lament.‘I am sickened at the inertia of the environment departments and their ministers, at state and federal level. They have no vision, and no appetite for action. They are keeping their seats warm while their support base evaporates and the damage intensifies.‘Those of us putting ourselves in arrestable situations trying to stop the carnage, would much rather be planting trees or running youth programs or removing weeds. Senator Mehreen Faruquihttps://www.instagram.com/mehreenfaruqi/reel/DHh61mHBAb_/ Coco - Ghanaian poet of Mother Earth and rap singer Sue Higginson - NSW Parliament-  Video:Shocking proof of greater glider bewildered in decimated foresthttps://www.netimes.com.au/2025/04/30/greens-call-for-end-to-logging-as-mogwai-threatened-near-glen-innes/*****************************************************************************Noelani Petero - No Music on a dead planet . Interview by Bella Jessonhttps://www.instagram.com/noelani_thefaceaustralia/?hl=en Headlines FOREST WIN IN HIGH COURThttps://bobbrown.org.au/forest-win-in-high-court/ Activists occupy Forestry Corp buildinghttps://www.echo.net.au/2025/04/activists-occupy-forestry-corp-building/ TAKE ACTION - Can you please write to Premier of NSW?- just fill in the form belowhttps://www.suehigginson.org/logging

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Public outcry has erupted in Australia as it was relieved that State authority snipers shot down over 700 koalas. The cull took place in Budj Bim National Park. With more on this we heard from Aisling Moloney, Reporter with Storyful.

Wilde Tiere und eindrucksvolle Landschaften: Kangaroo Island ist ein wahres Naturparadies und wird das Galápagos Australiens bezeichnet. Die Insel liegt 16 Kilometer vom südaustralischen Festland entfernt, ist etwas größer als Mallorca und hat vieles zu bieten: Kängurus, Koalas und Stacheltiere aus der Urzeit, beeindruckende Steinformationen, weißer Sandstrand und eine dramatische Felsenküste. Als 2019 und 2020 verheerende Buschbrände zwei Drittel der Insel verwüsteten, schien das Naturwunder in Gefahr. Die Bilder toter Wildtiere gingen um die Welt. Doch die Arche Noah Down Under hat sich bemerkenswert schnell erholt. Saskia Guntermann und Michael Marek haben die Insel besucht.

Welcome to Queensland! In dieser ersten von vier Podcast-Folgen nehmen wir euch mit in den Süden des australischen Sunshine State. Freut euch auf Rooftop-Bars in Brisbane, Wanderungen durch das Regenwald-Hinterland, endlose Strände, Koalas und Kulinarik – ganz im Sinne des „laid-back life“.

Send us a textIn this episode, we sit down with Geoff Cousins, a businessman-turned-environmental activist who has led major campaigns to protect Australia's natural landscapes. From teaching teenagers at 19 to working in the corporate world, Geoff shares what ignited his passion for conservation and how he made the leap from business leader to activist. We talk about the challenges of bridging the gap between corporate and environmental sectors, his fight to establish the Great Koala National Park, and what it takes to stay resilient in the face of big challenges.If you'd like to share your story or provide feedback, please contact us via email at chrishanley@byronbayfn.com 

Brandon Steckler and Keith Perkins join Tomi and myself this week on the show to talk about their upcoming trip to Australia (June 2025), for the Autocare 2025 event in Brisbane. They share the subjects they'll be instructing on, what they're most excited about for the trip, and also some interesting info about Koalas! Autocare 2025 Event Website- https://www.autocare.org.au/Website- https://autodiagpodcast.com/Facebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/223994012068320/YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/@automotivediagnosticpodcas8832Email- STmobilediag@gmail.comPlease make sure to check out our sponsors!SJ Auto Solutions- https://sjautosolutions.com/Automotive Seminars- https://automotiveseminars.com/L1 Automotive Training- https://www.l1training.com/Autorescue tools- https://autorescuetools.com/       

 Meg and Trev interview Friends of the Earth land use researcher Anthony Amis. Listen in to learn about the interesting story of koalas in Victoria, their populations, genetic and environmental challenges, the lack of government priority in conservation of land that supports koala friendly ecosystems, and the dedicated network of people who have been gathering data and conducting scientific reseach to help us understand what needs to be done to save the koals.  Friends of the Earth www.foe.org.au Koalathon website: https://koalathon.raiselysite.com/ Koala map https://strzkoala.australianmap.net/ Information on Mullungdung https://www.melbournefoe.org.au/mullungdung_reserve_campaign Photo courtesy of Friends of the Earth

Have you ever wondered what most people would choose to save when fleeing a wild fire. Well if you're list included a pack of koalas, sheep, endangered snails, plants, and sheds... then you're in luck, the scientists were wondering the same thing! And they got us the answers we desire!! More blood for the blood scientists!news story: https://theconversation.com/fascinating-and-troubling-australians-would-rather-save-a-single-human-life-than-prevent-an-entire-species-from-becoming-extinct-222161

 Kamala Avila-SalmonFounder of KAS KAS Productions“Black is Not a Genre”Our first meeting on Zoom took place the day the fires broke in PP; in fact, I received an alert on my phone about the Pacific Palisades Fire and asked Kamala, who was on the Westside, if she heard anything, smelled anything …and as I wrapped our first conversation, the fire had spread and the winds in my neighborhood were increasing. I remember recording an Instagram about how elated I was about this talk, and noticing the crazy winds off my deck, at that time 40 mph. History was made that day, with the start of one of the worst California fires ever, and they were spreading…A month later, on MLK Day, we recorded this conversation. Significant in so many ways.Highlights: The Concept of 'White as Neutral' in Storytelling The Importance of Diverse Narratives Intersectionality and Identity The Misrepresentation of DEI The Role of Youth in Storytelling The Future of Storytelling and Inclusivity Navigating Race and Identity in Conversations Advice for Aspiring CreativesTwo Important humorous notes: Koalas are not from Jamaica, they are from Australia, but  KAMALA is from Jamaica. Also, she lived in Queens (a borough in New York ) but she is also a “QUEEN” who is from the country of Jamaica, not Jamaica, Queens. “But it also really jives with the way that I think about problems and think about situations…  from a very sort of 360 lens.” “Colorblind Ideology….what's wrong with saying black?” “You know… for me, storytelling is the most effective canvas that we have for social change. That is the thing that brought me to the industry.  “And those of us that work in entertainment and in content have the privilege and the responsibility of shaping culture.” “Black is not a genre. I still don't know anything about the movie. If you tell me it's a black movie.”Black: Represents the Resilient people whose existence as a nation is honored and affirmed by the existence of a flag. Red: Symbolizes the blood of innocent Black lives that have been shed throughout history. Yellow: Stands for optimism, justice and equality for everyone. Green: Symbolizes Africa's rich greenery and other natural resources. https://parade.com/living/black-history-month-colorsThis year's Black History Month theme is "African Americans and Labor." According to the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), this theme "focuses on the various and profound ways that work and working of all kinds–free and unfree, skilled and unskilled, vocational and voluntary–intersect with the collective experiences of Black people."Use the hashtag #passiontopowerThanks to the More Zap team-Jason Usry, final mastering sound editing; Alec Zizi Papadol, promo; Mark David, VOG www.passion-power.com www.morezap.com@therealKAS1 Kamala's IG@morezap1 Michelle's IG

Ella Sabljak and Kurt Fearnley reunite for their first catch-up since the Paris Paralympic Games. Ella shares her plans for 2025, including organizing wheelchair sport skills sessions on the Gold Coast. This week, the duo is joined by special guest Justeen Kruger from Deaf Football, who discusses her journey in the sport and what to expect from the Koalas at the upcoming Deaflympics later this year.

On today's show, we're Yabba Dabba Dooin' all over the place. We chat to the Yabba president all about The Young Australians Best Book Awards. The YABBAs!! Along with the Crocs of the Northern Territory and Koalas of NSW, these are Australia's only Children's Book Awards chosen soley by the children. We chat about why this is important to you as a creator, and vital to promoting our industry as a whole. All on today's show, it's gunna be huge!!   Today's special guest is a real-life teacher librarian, a lover of kids books, and a massive advocate for children's literature in Australia. She has worked tirelessly on the Yabba Council for the last 8 years and spent the last 24 years assisting her students to develop an awareness of Australian authors and illustrators. To tell us all about this amazing organisation, and its importance to creators and the kids book industry, everybody please welcome, the amazing, inspiring and energetic President of the Yabba Awards, Michelle Nye. Yabba Awards Website: https://www.yabba.org.au/  

Blinky Bill, created by Dorothy Wall in the 1930s, has captured the hearts of generations through books, television, and film. More than just a cheeky bush troublemaker, Blinky represents resilience, adventure, and the spirit of the Australian outback. His tales have been used to teach children about conservation, friendship, and the challenges facing Australia's unique wildlife.Join Holly & Matthew as they explore the legacy of Blinky Bill and his impact on Australian culture.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support.

At the turn of 2019/2020, severe bushfires devastated almost half of the South Australian island of Kangaroo Island, killing a large part of the approximately 50,000 koalas that lived there. Barbara Barkhausen visited the island and reports on how fauna and flora are doing. - Um die Jahreswende 2019/2020 verwüsteten schwere Buschbrände fast die Hälfte der südaustralischen Insel Kangaroo Island und töteten dabei einen Großteil der rund 50.000 Koalas, die dort lebten. Barbara Barkhausen war vor Ort und berichtet darüber, wie sich Fauna und Flora auf der Insel erholt.

Die Koalas in Australien gelten als gefährdete Art, auch weil sie durch Chlamydien bedroht sind. Gegen diese bakteriellen Infektionen soll ein Impfstoff helfen, der gerade getestet wird. Jochen Steiner im Gespräch mit Dr. Thomas Kölpin, Direktor Wilhelma.

Ein australisches Forschungsteam hat zum ersten Mal einen Känguru-Embryo mithilfe künstlicher Befruchtung erzeugt – ein Durchbruch für den Artenschutz. Die Methode könnte helfen, bedrohte Beuteltierarten wie Koalas und Wombats zu retten. Von Daily Good News.

Die Themen in den Wissensnachrichten: Warum wir uns selbst nicht kitzeln können +++ Deutsch kommt wohl vom Schwarzen Meer +++ Ungewöhnliches Gruppenkuscheln bei Koalas beobachtet +++**********Weiterführende Quellen zu dieser Folge:Modelling sensory attenuation as Bayesian causal inference across two datasets, in: PLOS ONE 24.01.2025The genetic origin of the Indo-Europeans, In: Nature 05.02.2025Social affiliation among sub-adult male koalas in a high-density population, In: Australian Mammology 30.01.2025ADAC Staubilanz 2024Medienbericht vom 06.02.2025Alle Quellen findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: TikTok auf&ab , TikTok wie_geht und Instagram .

On the east coast of Australia, koalas are officially considered an endangered animal. In the past 20 years, the number of cute marsupials in Queensland has shrunk by half, in NSW by over 60 percent. In the long term, the conservation of this animal species, which is so iconic for Australia, is at stake. One place where the focus is on raising koalas is Wilhelma in Stuttgart. The unique zoological-botanical garden in the capital of Baden-Württemberg has seen offspring among koalas in recent months. Wilhelma Director, Dr Thomas Kölpin says raising young koala animals is a challenging task. - An der Ostküste Australiens werden Koalas offiziell zu den bedrohten Tieren gezählt. In den vergangenen 20 Jahren ist die Zahl der possierlichen Beuteltiere in Queensland um die Hälfte geschrumpft, in NSW sogar um über 60 Prozent. Langfristig steht die Erhaltung dieser, für Australien so ikonischen Tierart auf dem Spiel. Ein Ort, wo die Aufzucht der Koalas im Fokus steht, ist die Wilhelma in Stuttgart. Der einzigartige zoologisch-botanische Garten in der Hauptstadt von Baden-Württemberg verzeichnete in den vergangenen Monaten Nachwuchs bei den Koalas. Wilhelma Direktor, Dr Thomas Kölpin sagt, die Aufzucht der Koala-Jungtiere ist eine herausfordernde Aufgabe.

With around 80,000 hectares of the Grampians National Park burned in bushfires, what's the damage to native flora and fauna populations? 

PREVIEW: KOALA: Comments by Australian biologist Danielle Clode on the razor-sharp koala teeth -- adapted to the tough resin-filled eucalyptus leaves that have sustained koalas over tens of millions of years. More later. 1945 South Australia

Die Themen in den Wissensnachrichten +++ 2024 war wärmstes Jahr seit Messbeginn des Deutschen Wetterdiensts +++ Europas größtes Unterwasser-Teleskop wächst weiter +++ Impfung soll Koalas vor Chlamydien schützen +++**********Weiterführende Quellen zu dieser Folge:Deutschlandwetter im Jahr 2024 - Beschleunigter Klimawandel: 2024 nach 2023 wieder wärmstes Jahr seit Messbeginn. Mitteilung vom Deutschen Wetterdienst, 30.12.2024Climate change impacts grip globe in 2024. Mitteilung der World Meteoreological Organization, 30.12.2024Scientists are building underwater neutrino telescopes in the Mediterranean. Bericht vom Portal ScienceNews, 23.12.2024Chlamydia could make koalas extinct. Can a vaccine save them in time? Bericht der BBC, 29.12.2024Immunisation of koalas against Chlamydia pecorum results in significant protection against chlamydial disease and mortality. npj vaccines, 06.08.2024Alle Quellen findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: TikTok auf&ab , TikTok wie_geht und Instagram .

Wilde Tiere, eindrucksvolle Landschaften und Granitfelsen als Kunstwerke der Erdgeschichte: Kangaroo Island ist ein wahres Naturparadies und wird das Galápagos Australiens bezeichnet. Die Insel liegt 16 Kilometer vom südaustralischen Festland entfernt und ist etwas größer als Mallorca. Kängurus, Koalas, Pinguine, Robben, Seelöwen und Stacheltiere aus der Urzeit, beeindruckende Steinformationen, weißer Sandstrand und eine dramatische Felsenküste - auf Kangaroo Island spiegelt sich die Vielfalt der südaustralischen Natur wider. Trotzdem ist das Eiland vom Massentourismus verschont geblieben - kein Wunder, bei einer Anreise von gut 30 Stunden aus Europa. Geteerte Straßen gibt es nur wenige, in der Inselhauptstadt Kingscote lebt knapp die Hälfte der 4.900 Bewohner. Verkehrsampeln? Fehlanzeige. Als 2020 verheerende Buschbrände Zweidrittel der Insel verwüsteten, schien das Naturwunder in Gefahr. Die Bilder toter Wildtiere gingen um die Welt. Doch die Arche Noah Down Under hat sich bemerkenswert schnell erholt. Michael Marek war für uns dort.

Beetles piggybacking through life, bats and their efficient food intake, koalas who only sleep and eat, and pythons taking 4-7 month "vacations". On this episode of World's Wildest, Maya & Connor talk through our world's laziest animals. ✨ BONUS CONTENT ✨  Patreon - https://patreon.com/WorldsWildestPodcast

Koalas and kangaroos are usually in the limelight, but the highly endangered giant glider (Petauroides) is at least as fascinating. With his big eyes, cuddly ears and an impressively long tail, he is one of Australia's most exciting inhabitants. Environmentalists rely on innovative technologies to ensure their survival. - Koalas und Kängurus stehen meist im Rampenlicht, doch der stark gefährdete Riesengleitbeutler (Petauroides) ist mindestens genauso faszinierend. Mit seinen großen Augen, den kuscheligen Ohren und einem beeindruckend langen Schwanz gehört er zu den spannendsten Bewohnern Australiens. Umweltschützer setzen auf innovative Technologien, um sein Überleben zu sichern.

Beuteltiere sind großartige Säugetiere! Koalas: Flauschig! Kängurus: Springen total weit! Beutelteufel: Ultra gruselige Geräusche! Honigbeutler: Riesenspermien! Und das ist erst der Anfang. Beuteltiere machen vieles einfach anders. Ganz vorne angefangen krabbeln die Jungtiere in einem embryonalen Stadium in den Beutel, anstatt sich einfach faul, wie bei uns, an der Plazenta im Uterus der Mutter dick und rund zu fressen. Viele sind freundliche Tiere – aber es gibt auch Raubbeutler. Und: Entwickelt haben sich Beuteltiere nicht in Australien. Da sind sie irgendwann eingewandert. Vermutlich – auch super verrückt: aus Südamerika über die Antarktis. Ihr merkt schon: In dieser Folge werfen wir vieles, was ihr über Beuteltiere zu wissen glaubtet, über den Haufen. Und lüften die dunklen Geheimnisse der niedlichen Koalas. Ab geht's nach Beuteltierhausen! Weiterführende Links: Beuteltiere sind keine primitiven Säugetiere: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2023.04.057 Letzte Aufnahmen vom Tasmanischen Tiger: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gt0X-27GXM Koala Babys fressen Kot: https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/news/2022/07/pap-not-poop-the-gift-a-mother-koala-gives-her-joey/ Video wie Koala Baby Pap frisst: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4GA2ANj6eU Mehr zum Honigbeutler: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/51870249_The_physiology_of_the_honey_possum_Tarsipes_rostratus_a_small_marsupial_with_a_suite_of_highly_specialised_characters_A_review Beuteltiere und Raubtiere: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/aec.13484 Unterstützt unseren Podcast: https://steadyhq.com/de/tierisch/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Liz from Symbio Wildlife Park joins us to share her extensive experience and knowledge for caring for koalas in human care! We touch on the roles koalas play in zoos, how breeding is managed and how we can get involved in vital conservation. You can find the podcast on socials @trainertalksandtails or reach out for feedback or queries on trainertalksandtails@outlook.com.

On News Time today, we're heading deep underwater to meet some sea creatures surviving in places no one thought possible! And then, from the bottom of the ocean, to the tippity top of the worlds tallest mountains to meet a climber who has conquered them all.It's an episode of extreme ups and downs!Quiz Questions1.What sort of animal was found beneath the ocean floor?2.What animal sound does the plains-wanderer's tweet sound like?3.How many mountains did Nima Rinji climb?4.What are the koala doors designed to stop?5.What was revealed on the beach?Bonus Tricky QuestionWhat did George install on his property, to measure animal sounds?Answers1.Tubeworms2.Moo3.Fourteen4.Koalas wandering onto the road5.Fossilised forestBonus Tricky AnswerSong meters

This week we bring you all the inside scoop of Night Demon's debut performance in Australia at The Zoo on May 29, 2024, supporting Cirith Ungol.  You will hear of the band's quest for koala bears and kangaroos by day, before they went to work at legendary (and now defunct) venue The Zoo. The guys talk about the good sound, great gear and overall awesome vibe in the room that night.  Find out why at least one member of Night Demon thought it was the greatest show Cirith Ungol has ever played, and why Cirith Ungol were so impressed by Night Demon's performance.  Good vibes, great energy and even Aussie podcast listeners made this night an unforgettable experience for all concerned.Become a subscriber today at nightdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below:Streaming Audio: Full show - Live in Brisbane, Australia - May 29, 2024Streaming Video: Three Night Demon songs and two Cirith Ungol songs - Live in Brisbane, Australia - May 29, 2024Photo gallery from Brisbane sightseeing trip Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts! Follow us on Instagram Like us on Facebook

Kamala Harris and Donald trump compete in the battleground state of Michigan. South Korea says North Korea has sent 1,500 troops to Russia. Inside Singapore's death row prison. And, the campaign to save Australia's Koalas. All that and more with Julia Chatterley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In dieser Episode des Travelisto Reisepodcasts begrüßen wir Nils Rommeiß, einen leidenschaftlichen Reisenden und Abenteurer, der mit seiner Kamera die Wunder der Natur einfängt. Als Betreiber des YouTube-Kanals „Komm mit auf Expedition“ nimmt Nils seine Zuschauer mit auf außergewöhnliche Expeditionen rund um den Globus – immer auf der Suche nach faszinierenden Tierbegegnungen und atemberaubenden Naturkulissen. Diesmal berichtet Nils von seiner unvergesslichen dreiwöchigen Reise durch Queensland, Australien. Gemeinsam mit seiner Frau und seiner dreijährigen Tochter startete er in Cairns, um die spektakulären Nationalparks zu erkunden, die beeindruckende Tierwelt Australiens zu beobachten und die traumhaften Strände der Whitsunday Islands zu genießen. Im Gespräch mit Andi teilt Nils seine Erlebnisse, von der Begegnung mit Kängurus und Koalas bis hin zu den unberührten Stränden mit türkisfarbenem Wasser.

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G'day! Kängurus, Koalas und der Ayers Rock... reichen diese Highlights um Australien-Skeptiker Andy Janz zu überzeugen, nach "down under" zu reisen? In der neuen Folge von "HIN & WEG: der Reisepodcast mit Sven Meyer und Andy Janz" ist Eva Seller, General Manager Continental Europe von Tourism Australia zu Gast. In dieser animierten Folge erzählt sie warum Australien so viel mehr als Känguru-Klischees zu bieten hat und warum sie sich schon vor Jahrzehnten in das Land auf der anderen Seite des Globus verliebt hat. Und das hat tatsächlich mehr mit den Menschen, als mit der (von Andy gefürchteten) Flora und Fauna Australiens zu tun. Sven, der sogar mal in Australien gelebt (und geliebt) hat ist sowieso von Destination "Oz" überzeugt und so vergeht eine interessante und lustige Touristik-Talk Runde wie im Fluge. Jetzt unbedingt hören!

The Koalas is a documentary that follows in the footsteps of the McIntyre's Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story and Jane Hammonds's Black Cockatoo Crisis, in that it essays the plight of an Australian icon - the koala - alongside the stories of the activists, ecologists, politicians, and wildlife carers who are putting themselves on the line to save the iconic creature.Directed and produced by Gregory Miller and Georgia Wallace-Crabbe, The Koalas is a powerful, if at times devastating, documentary that speaks to a crisis occurring right in front of us. Whether it's bushfires or landscape clearing or road strikes, the life of the koala is always in danger.Georgia speaks to me ahead of The Koalas screenings at the Berlin Down Under Film Festival on 29 September, Adelaide on 29 September, the Darwin Deckchair Cinema on the 30th of September, and in Copenhagen on October 3rd and 6th. In the following extensive conversation, Georgia talks about her journey into filmmaking, her path from winning awards the Melbourne Film Festival to making films that told global stories, to the importance of creating a film about the koala.This is a generous discussion with Georgia, and one I'm grateful to have had. If you are interested in the work that is occurring across the nation to support koalas, please seek out this film. For additional information and future film screenings, visit thekoalasfilm.comThe Koalas is supported by Dov Kornits and Screen Inc. To find out more about Screen Inc, visit https://screeninc.com.au/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Koalas is a documentary that follows in the footsteps of the McIntyre's Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story and Jane Hammonds's Black Cockatoo Crisis, in that it essays the plight of an Australian icon - the koala - alongside the stories of the activists, ecologists, politicians, and wildlife carers who are putting themselves on the line to save the iconic creature.Directed and produced by Gregory Miller and Georgia Wallace-Crabbe, The Koalas is a powerful, if at times devastating, documentary that speaks to a crisis occurring right in front of us. Whether it's bushfires or landscape clearing or road strikes, the life of the koala is always in danger.Georgia speaks to me ahead of The Koalas screenings at the Berlin Down Under Film Festival on 29 September, Adelaide on 29 September, the Darwin Deckchair Cinema on the 30th of September, and in Copenhagen on October 3rd and 6th. In the following extensive conversation, Georgia talks about her journey into filmmaking, her path from winning awards the Melbourne Film Festival to making films that told global stories, to the importance of creating a film about the koala.This is a generous discussion with Georgia, and one I'm grateful to have had. If you are interested in the work that is occurring across the nation to support koalas, please seek out this film. For additional information and future film screenings, visit thekoalasfilm.comThe Koalas is supported by Dov Kornits and Screen Inc. To find out more about Screen Inc, visit https://screeninc.com.au/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The rules don't appear to apply equally to different industries when it comes to protecting Koalas in New South Wales. Transmission lines transporting energy from wind and solar farms in the state's north will be built on the habitat of one of the state's most significant koala populationJames Jooste, CEO of Australian Forest Products Association, speaks to Ray Hadley about the impact of this decision. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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#OzWatch: Springtime Eve and Here come the Koalas, Wombats, Kangaroos and Magpies. Jeremy Zakis, New South Wales. #FriendsOfHistoryDebatingSociety undated Australia

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La bióloga australiana-chilena, Paola Rivera, ha recogido los sonidos de los koalas para estudiar cómo les afecta el vivir en zonas habitadas por humanos. Su trabajo está inspirando a granjeros para que protejan el hábitat de estos marsupiales, en peligro de extincción en algunas partes de Australia. Escucha el podcast con la entrevista y los sorprendentes sonidos de los koalas.

El gobierno de Nueva Gales del Sur ha asignado fondos para la ampliación de un centro especializado para la conservación de koalas que funcionará las 24 horas en el suroeste de Sídney, con el fin de frenar la disminución de la población de este marsupial en los hábitats naturales alrededor del estado.

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Two experts join the Mongabay Newscast to discuss the decline in koala populations in the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW), even as city councils and the government green light development projects on koala habitats that aren't being replaced by biodiversity offset schemes, ecologist Yung En Chee of the University of Melbourne, explains. Meanwhile, the promised Great Koala National Park has been delayed by NSW Premier Chris Minns, even as his state allows logging of koala habitat within the park borders while he tries to set up a carbon credit scheme to monetize the protected area, says journalist Stephen Long with Australia Institute. “I'm not sure how long this failure has to persist before we decide that we really ought to change course,” says Chee of the biodiversity credit schemes, which seem to be based on outdated data, and don't come close to satisfying their ‘no net loss' of biodiversity goals. See related coverage: How a conservation NGO uses drones and artificial intelligence to detect koalas that survive bushfires, here. If you want to read more on biodiversity offsetting and 'no net loss,' please read this resource from the IUCN. If you enjoy the Mongabay Newscast, please visit www.patreon.com/mongabay to pledge a dollar or more to keep the show growing. Mongabay is a nonprofit media outlet, and all support helps! See all our latest news from nature's frontline at Mongabay's homepage, mongabay.com, or follow Mongabay on any of the social media platforms for updates. Please send your ideas and feedback to submissions@mongabay.com. Image: Gumbaynggirr Country is home to the dunggiirr, the koala (Phascolarctos cinereus), one of the totem animals for the Gumbaynggirr people. Koalas numbers are estimated to be in the tens of thousands in the state of New South Wales. Image by Steve Franklin via Unsplash (Public domain). -- Timecodes (00:00) Introduction (01:34) The Koala Crisis in New South Wales (04:33) Where is the Great Koala National Park? (06:39) Logging Activities and Government Delays (09:53) The Problem with Carbon Credits  (16:46) Interview with Yung En Chee (18:38) Biodiversity Offsets: Concept and Criticism (20:15) Failures in Biodiversity Offset Implementation (31:23) Double Dipping and Offset Market Issues (35:22) Conclusion

#OzWatch:  Why did the Koala cross the road during the Ironman competition?  Because Koala.  Jeremy Zakis, New South Wales. #FriendsofHistoryDebatingSociety https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-06/koala-drops-in-competitors-ironman-triathlon-port-macquarie/103808158 1956 Hungary in Australia with Koalas