Podcasts about wild wonders

Welcome to your Daily Disney News for Tuesday, April 8th, 2025! Get ready for some enchanting updates from the Disney universe. - Tokyo Disneyland celebrates a cherry blossom festival as part of their spring event with themed decorations and treats. - Disneyland California introduces new interactive missions at the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser experience, including a lightsaber training module. - Walt Disney World's EPCOT to unveil a new menu at Space 220 restaurant, featuring space-themed dishes. - Disney+ launching "Wild Wonders of Disney," a nature documentary series highlighting wildlife and conservation at Disney parks. Have a magical day and tune in again tomorrow for more updates.

Can a small zoo in Michigan redefine the zoo experience and make a global impact? In this episode of Total Michigan, host Cliff DuVernois sits down with Jeremiah Tietz, the passionate director of Wilderness Trails Zoo. They delve into the zoo's interactive initiatives, conservation efforts, and Jeremiah's unique journey that led him back to Michigan. Discover how this sanctuary near Frankenmuth is creating immersive experiences for its visitors while contributing to worldwide conservation efforts. - Initiatives to Add More Public Interaction: Jeremiah emphasizes the zoo's focus on creating hands-on, memorable experiences for visitors, including a new rainforest building. - Global Conservation Efforts: Wilderness Trails Zoo engages in global species survival plans and has participated in success stories of reintroducing endangered species into the wild. - Jeremiah's Journey and Vision: From growing up with a passion for wildlife sparked at the Phoenix Zoo to becoming a Michigan-based director, Jeremiah aims to create a family-friendly destination that educates and inspires future generations.Links:Wilderness Trails Zoo Website: https://wildernesstrailszoo.org/Address:11721 Gera Rd, Birch Run, MI 48415Subscribe to our Email Newsletter: https://totalmichigan.com/join/Find us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/totalmichiganWatch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@totalmichiganShow Notes:00:00 Introduction and New Initiatives01:14 Meet Jeremiah Tietz01:57 Wilderness Trail Zoo's Mission03:22 Zoo's Size and Scope03:59 Jeremiah's Background and Passion06:22 Veterinary Medicine and Zoo Career12:26 Conservation Efforts and Global Impact15:02 Challenges and Human Impact16:54 Returning to Wilderness Trail Zoo18:47 Future Plans and New Additions22:03 Reptile Rescue and Community Involvement24:21 Collaborative Efforts and Animal Care26:48 Visitor Experience and Goals28:17 How to Get Involved

It's time for another trip around the solar system on the BIGGER and BETTER Science Weekly!  This episode of the Fun Kids Science Weekly we continue our bigger and better podcast where we answer YOUR questions, have scientists battle it out for which science is the best & learn all about why we fart and how to stop them. Dan starts with the latest science news where we learn about bee-killing pesticides found in the majority of English rivers, we find out where the best spot in the UK is to stargaze and finally, Dan chats to Christ Constable from Southwark Council to discuss an ancient Roman road which has been discovered.   We then delve into your questions where Dan explains why we close our eyes when we sneeze and then the question you've all been dying to know…. Why do we fart? Dangerous Dan continues and we learn all about what a Bobbit Worm can do. The Battle of the Sciences continues where Dan chats to Jamie Thompson from the University of Reading on why evolution & ecology is the best kind of science. What do we learn about? Pesticides harming bees found in the majority of English waterways The best spot in the UK to stargaze An ancient discovery dating back to the Roman times Why we fart Is evolution & ecology the best type of science? All on this week's episode of Science Weekly!Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send Crystal a text letting her know what you thought about the show!This is another episode of the Forces for Nature, EarthX Conference series!Brooke Carter is not your average teenager. At the young age of 13, she's already making waves in the world of wildlife education and conservation. Growing up in the Bahamas and traveling to exotic locations across the globe with her family, Brooke has had the incredible opportunity to experience a wide range of animals and ecosystems firsthand. Now, through her show, Wild Wonders with Brooke, she shares her passion for nature with the world, inspiring viewers of all ages to appreciate and protect our planet's biodiversity.In this episode, she shares her most memorable wildlife encounters, including her top three adventures in Costa Rica, Madagascar, and the Kalahari. She also talks about some of her scariest experiences, like filming with alligators in Florida, and the valuable lessons she's learned about animals along the way. With her infectious enthusiasm and vast knowledge, Brooke will capture your heart and leave you feeling inspired to protect our natural world.ResourcesBrooke's Show: Wild Wonders with Brooke (EarthX TV, FuboTV, DirecTV) What YOU Can DoSpend time outside and observe nature in your own backyard.Learn about local wildlife and ecosystems, and how they contribute to the environment.Take small steps toward conservation by reducing waste, recycling, and supporting wildlife-friendly initiatives.Share your love for animals and nature with others to inspire change in your community.Encourage young people to get involved with environmental education and action, as they are the future stewards of our planet.Check out the great work of the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund and their podcast!Want a free guide to help you become a force for nature? Get it HERE!If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review it! This helps to boost its visibility. Hit me up on Instagram and Facebook and let me know what actions you have been taking. Adopting just one habit can be a game-changer because imagine if a billion people also adopted that! What difference for the world are you going to make today?

Randy, Caly, and Park Ranger Lydia Austin come to you from Custer State Park in South Dakota to discuss the geological splendor, diverse wildlife, and fun activities in one of America's best-kept secrets.Subscribe to RV Destinations Magazine at https://RVDestinationsmagazine.comLearn more about Custer State Park at https://https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/custer-state-parkCHAPTERS00:00 Introduction05:49 Subscriber Questions15:35 Fun Facts27:29 Visitor Center30:35 Black Hills Playhouse33:02 Cycling/Horseback Riding35:19 Swimming37:06 Kayaking/Paddleboarding/Fishing41:21 Scenic Drives44:35 Hayride and Chuck Wagon Cookout47:13 Wildlife49:30 Buffalo Roundup52:31 Hiking59:34 Camping in CusterChatGPTCuster State Park is a must-visit destination for RVers seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Nestled in the heart of the Black Hills, this sprawling park offers a variety of stunning landscapes, from rolling prairies to rugged mountain vistas, all easily accessible from the comfort of your RV. The park's scenic drives, such as the Needles Highway and Iron Mountain Road, provide breathtaking views and photo opportunities without having to leave your vehicle. These routes feature dramatic rock formations, historic tunnels, and unique wildlife encounters, making them an ideal way for RV travelers to experience the park's highlights.For those who love wildlife, Custer State Park is a paradise. The park is home to a diverse array of animals, including the famous bison herd, which roams freely across the plains. RVers can enjoy leisurely drives through the park's wildlife loops, where sightings of bison, pronghorns, and mountain goats are common. The park also offers excellent fishing and boating opportunities at Sylvan Lake, as well as hiking trails that cater to all skill levels, from easy walks to challenging climbs. This variety ensures that every member of your travel party can find something enjoyable to do.Moreover, Custer State Park provides a range of RV-friendly amenities, including well-maintained campgrounds with facilities that cater to different needs. Whether you prefer a site with full hookups or a more rustic camping experience, there are options to suit your style. The park's close proximity to attractions such as Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse Memorial adds to its appeal, making it a convenient base for exploring the Black Hills region. With its stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, and excellent amenities, Custer State Park offers an unforgettable experience for RVers seeking adventure and relaxation.

Lindsey Vose is a former public school teacher who launched Wild Wonders out of her garage in Belgrade, Montana in 2022. She opened with four students, including her two children. Today, Wild Wonders is located on a five-acre farmstead property near Vose's home. It has 22 K-6 students who attend the mixed-age, drop-off program Monday through Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. She has 35 students registered for fall and says she can't keep up with demand. She also plans to open a middle school program soon. *** Sign up for Kerry's free, weekly email newsletter on education trends at fee.org/liberated.

Welcome to Unearthing Wild Wonders, with me, Nicky Jenner - a podcast connecting you with the wisdom and wonder of the natural world. I'll be joined by inspiring guests sharing their passions, stories and wisdom to gift us all a deeper understanding of the magic and mystery of the natural world. You'll hear about species and ecosystems, both near and far, many of which are often overlooked, misunderstood and sometimes lost before we're even aware of their existence. Some may be familiar, others offer a glimpse into new realms. We explore our connections with the natural world, what we can learn through deepening this relationship, how it can heal and nourish us, and how we can all make a difference in our own ways. If you'd like to be the first to hear about upcoming podcast episodes and receive micro moments of wonder in your inbox every other week, you can sign up for my newsletter, its all free, via my website: https://www.hawksdawn.co.uk Or follow me on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/nickyjenner_hawksdawn/ Music created by and used with permission of Rachel Catherine: ⁠⁠linktr.ee/rachelmusic⁠⁠

Embark on a delightful journey on April 8, 2024, as Destination Celebration commemorates National Zoo Lovers Day and Empanada Day. Explore the fascinating world of zoos, filled with exotic animals and educational experiences that captivate visitors of all ages. Then, tantalize your taste buds with the savory flavors of empanadas, a beloved Latin American dish known for its delicious fillings and crispy crust. Join hosts Marlo Anderson and Latoya Johnson as they invite you to savor the wonders of the animal kingdom and culinary delights on Destination Celebration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Sustainable Hospitality Podcast, host Amy Wald interviews Elias Pertoft, the General Manager of the Waldorf Astoria in the Seychelles. Elias shares his journey from being a dive instructor in Thailand to managing some of the world's most luxurious resorts. He discusses the unique sustainability practices at the Waldorf Astoria Seychelles, including being 95% solar-powered, growing their own produce, and having an environmental team to guide all departments towards a net positive impact. Elias also highlights the importance of sustainable practices in the hospitality industry, not just for the environment, but also for the economic benefits and the enriching experiences it provides for guests.

Tom Schandy er eier og redaktør av Natur&Foto og en av de mest profilerte natur­fotografene i Norge. Han har vunnet førstepriser i flere internasjonale fotokonkurranser, blant annet BBCs Wildlife Photographer of Year og var en av seks norske naturfotografer som deltok i det prestisjefylte fotoprosjektet «Wild Wonders of Europe». Han driver sitt eget forlag og har gitt ut mer enn 30 bøker om natur, friluftsliv og kultur. Tom har et omfattende reiseprogram over hele verden, og har gitt ut bøker både om Afrika, Sør-Amerika og Antarktis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Wild Wonders" is your window into the fascinating and mysterious world of animals. Join us for captivating stories about lost and unusual creatures with peculiar names, as we uncover the hidden gems of the animal kingdom. Discover the extraordinary in the ordinary with "Wild Wonders." Check out all the podcasts from St Mary's College at https://www.archdradio.com/podcasts/slp/smc

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Fotosidan Poddradio Avsnitt #131 - Om att finansiera sina projekt – med  Staffan Widstrand ”Have fun, work hard, make a difference”. Orden är Staffan Widstrands, det är så han byggt upp sin verksamhet som fotograf. Under en resa träffade jag Staffan, prisbelönt fotograf och författare som med sitt fotografiska värv lyfter fram världens naturarv. Allt för att inspirera till att skydda och ta hand om djur och natur. Hans projekt, hans driv och förmåga att tänka affärsmässigt fascinerade mig. Att han kan leva sin dröm som naturfotograf är ingen slump, och i den här podden ger han sina bästa råd till dig som vill kunna göra dina egna projekt och dessutom tjäna pengar på dem. Hur planerar man sina projekt? Hur hittar man finansiering? Hur tänker en bildköpare? Och varför är det bättre att jobba tillsammans än att flyga solo? Staffan Widstrand har varit med och startat flera stora medieprojekt för naturskydd, som ”Wild Wonders of Europe”, ”Wild Wonders of China” och ”Rewilding Europe”. Staffan har publicerat en mängd böcker och fotoutställningar och är delägare och aktiv som guide för Wild Nature Fotoresor. Du hittar Staffan på Instagram: : https://www.instagram.com/staffanwidstrand/ eller via webben: https://www.staffanwidstrand.se/ Denna podd är ett samarbete mellan Fotosidan och Svenska Fotografers Förbund. Foto: Staffan Widstrand/www.staffanwidstrand.com

I sat down with the multi-skilled Suzanne Akerman of Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium to discuss her fascinating dystopian adventure novel The Deliverers. We talk about spoilers, her job at Wild Wonders at PDZA, and her involvement with the American Association of Zookeepers. Whew! It's a lot! I share a spoiler of my own, as well! We go over A LOT! Basically: Support Suzanne and pick up a copy of her book The Deliverers (and support local bookstores in the process) Learn more about AAZK and Point Defiance chapter's events: Rowdy for Rhinos, Drinking for Conservation, other fun events Check out Extraordinary Creatures and How to Care for Them at Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium, every day throughout the summer. As always, if you liked this episode, stay updated with ZooFit's projects, connect with ZooFit online

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K. Howard) speaks with kid naturalist Brooke Carter for her new series, Wild Wonders with Brooke. 

Wild Wonders With Brooke Carter is the EarthXTV series where Brooke Carter learns about what it takes to protect animals and the planet. Watch as she learns from conservation experts and travels the world on unimagined adventures!Even before her show Wild Wonders with Brooke, she loved talking to people about her adventures and especially educating kids about conservation. The show has allowed her to expand on her passion and meet other conservationists around the world. Some of her favorite experiences have been the elephant capture and Costa Rican rainforest where she was ecstatic to see poison dart frogs and some very interesting creatures.Brooke simply loves anything that grows or moves! She has 27 chickens, an orange canary “Oros” which serves as her alarm clock, dogs, cats, and two African ball pythons named Snowy and Fasthouse. She's also a keen beekeeper with 4 hives which she paints and sells honey locally.

Wild Wonders With Brooke Carter is the EarthXTV series where Brooke Carter learns about what it takes to protect animals and the planet. Watch as she learns from conservation experts and travels the world on unimagined adventures! Even before her show Wild Wonders with Brooke, she loved talking to people about her adventures and especially educating kids about conservation. The show has allowed her to expand on her passion and meet other conservationists around the world. Some of her favorite experiences have been the elephant capture and Costa Rican rainforest where she was ecstatic to see poison dart frogs and some very interesting creatures. Brooke simply loves anything that grows or moves! She has 27 chickens, an orange canary “Oros” which serves as her alarm clock, dogs, cats, and two African ball pythons named Snowy and Fasthouse. She's also a keen beekeeper with 4 hives which she paints and sells honey locally.

Paul Cope is alongside Gareth Roberts to discuss the mad world we live in once more.Domestic mishaps, DIY, food on the internet you never knew existed and when work emails go wrong are among the discussion points for episode nine.Also on the agenda are Fact Of The Week and The Crunching Challenge. To get in touch with the show, email us at: hello@thelatechallengepodcast.comYou can also give us feedback via our website: www.thelatechallengepodcast.com Follow us on Twitter: LateChallengeAdd us on Facebook: The Late Challenge PodcastAdd us on Instagram: LateChallengeFind us on TikTok: thelatechallengepodcastChapters:0:00 - Intro & Robbo's hover exploding 7:46 - Fact of the week10:30 - Food talk20:20 - Paul's giving up the ale!28:32 - Weird products39:52 - Worst email sign-offs?42:47 - Footie53:19 - Outro

This week we look into a bunch of fun facts that you may or may not know and take a solo trip to the middle of West Virginia!

Auzim foarte des faptul că avem o țară frumoasă, însă realizăm oare cu adevărat importanța României la nivel european și nu numai?! Un episod despre educatia ecologica prin fotografie de natura, peisaj si film documentar, arii naturale protejate si Parcuri Nationale din Romania, despre proiectul Romania Salbatica, dar si despre modul în care natura ne mulțumește că o respectăm. Despre invitat: Dan Dinu, Fotograf, Fondator Romania Salbatica Dan practică fotografia de mai bine de 20 de ani si are numeroase nominalizări sau premii la concursuri de specialitate și peste 70 de lucrări acceptate în saloane de fotografie naționale și internaționale. Este artist al Federației Internaționale de Artă Fotografică cu distincția AFIAP și a fost până acum membru în juriu la mai multe concursuri foto, printre care Milvus Photo Contest, cel mai important concurs de fotografie de natură din România. În ultimii ani a avut ocazia să colaboreze în proiecte importante de fotografie, cum ar fi Wild Wonders of Europe sau Rewilding Europe și este fotograf colaborator al WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature), cea mai mare organizație de protecția mediului din lume. În 2010 a inițiat România Sălbatică, cel mai mare proiect de fotografie de natură creat până acum în țară. Despre: România Sălbatică. Cel mai complex film documentar despre natura din țara noastră. Filmul România Sălbatică este cel mai complex documentar dedicat naturii din țara noastră și aduce filmări în premieră și povești unice despre biodiversitatea României. Este 100% autentic și a fost dezvoltat în mai bine de 10 ani de o echipă de producție 100% autohtonă. Ideea a plecat de la Dan Dinu și Cosmin Dumitrache care au fost sprijiniți în tot acest timp de numeroși specialiști din zona conservării, de ONG-uri de mediu și de parcurile naționale și naturale de la noi. Afla mai multe: https://romaniasalbatica.ro/ Unde puteţi urmări Sustainable Living Podcast: Website: www.sustainableliving.ro Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3rI4agY YouTube: https://bit.ly/2QWCPuB Facebook: www.facebook.com/SustainableLiving.ro Instagram: www.instagram.com/SustainableLiving.ro #sustainablelivingpodcast #sustainableliving #nicoletatalpes #dandinu #romaniasalbatica

Ember arrives and departs from Sebastian Silas and his Wild Wonders of the West

The Weavers spend an evening at an enchanting carnival

This episode was recorded before the onset of COVID-19, and has been amended to reflect current guidelines and research. Most of us can remember one time or another when our parents strongly encouraged us to “Go outside!” While they probably wanted us to burn off some kinetic energy built up throughout the school day, studies continue to show that outdoor playtime is ripe with benefits for growing children.  Even under orders to shelter in place, spending time outdoors (at a safe distance) can be extremely beneficial to both children and adults who have been cooped up inside. Not only does time spent outside improve mental development and spatial recognition, it also boosts mood, clarity of focus, and even wards away nearsightedness. If you don’t have a yard, don’t despair; getting to a nearby park or going hiking offer great opportunities to soak in all the benefits that nature has to offer!   Thanks for listening! We love our listeners! Drop us a line and leave guest suggestions https://bambinifurtuna.com/pages/podcast   or visit us on Social Media! https://www.instagram.com/bambinifurtuna/ https://www.instagram.com/agatharelotaluczo/ https://www.instagram.com/drgreene/   Quotes “Today the estimates are that kids spend as much as 93% of their childhood inside.” [01:31] “When people who have ADHD spend time outdoors, their symptoms tend to get better, and if it’s outdoors in nature, better yet.” [05:38] “In many ways play is kids’ work. It’s one of the best things they can do for their body, for their mind, for their social skills. It’s fabulous.” [07:52]   Big Ideas  The many benefits of vitamin D. [01:19] The surprising source of COQ10 production in humans. [03:33] The advantages of outdoor play, including mental development and spatial recognition. [04:33]   Links Vitamin D Studies Family Outdoor Activities You Can do While Social Distancing Mom Driven, Doctor Aligned Sleep Episode

Staffan is a founding member of the Wild Wonders of Europe – an initiative that celebrates Europe’s natural wonders through photographic exhibitions, books and printed media. It started 11 years ago and became one of the biggest conservation communication initiatives in the world. To date, the project can boast reaching 800 million people worldwide with incredible images ranging from Scandanavian wolves to sperm whales in the Azores.

Local biologist, Suzanne Akerman, joins the podcast for another great conversation. Suzanne spends her days sharing her passion for animals with visitors at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium for the Wild Wonders Outdoor Theater. When she is not performing in shows or scooping poop, Suzanne is chair of Drinking for Conservation, a committee dedicated to conserving wildlife through fun social gatherings. Her hobbies include reading, solving crossword puzzles, trivia, dancing, and occasional modeling. Suzanne holds a B.A in English and an M.A. in Education from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, and a M.A. in Biology from Miami University. She first talked with GCP last year, on episode 16. 2:10 – Justin shares where listeners can find them online, Scott shares the octopus story out of Australia, and they discuss the importance of people not messing with wild animals. Suzanne shares how people can participate in beach walks with the Point Defiance Zoo, what a naturalist means in terms of those working at the zoo, and gave updates on the new stuff happening there. She discusses the eight new red wolf puppies at the zoo, the endangered Malayan tapir born, and how long she has been working at the zoo. 15:11 – Suzanne talks about the giant punch rats in Tanzania trained to sniff out landmines, Justin's cat raides the feathers she brought from the zoo, and she talks about the Drinking for Conservation events for endangered species. She shares what events they have coming up, they talk about preserving salmon, and Suzanne shares where people can find out more information on their events online. Justin talks about other ways the zoo gives back to the community, Suzanne talks about the sloth cookies she brought, and they dive into coaster questions. 30:09 – Suzanne gives her thoughts on if there was a battle between a monkey and a shark who would win, the difference between a monkey and an ape, and weird conversations she has at the zoo with her fellow zoologists. She talks about how she would eat a platypus, different cultures that eat the head of animals, and what animal she would choose to help her survive in a zombie apocalypse. 43:24 – Suzanne shares the difference between ravens and crows, where people around the PNW can see ravens, and Justin talks about his crow friends. He talks about the different presents the crows have brought him and Michelle, Suzanne talks about University of Washington studies on crow intelligence, and where people can find her at the zoo. She talks about her favorite animals to work with at the zoo, how dangerous sloth nails are, and how people can get zoo memberships. Thanks Suzanne for the interesting conversation and info on the new things going on at the zoo! Special Guest: Suzanne Akerman.

My guest today is Pete Cairns. Pete is a professional photographer and the founding director of The Wild Media Foundation, a social enterprise, which includes initiatives such as SCOTLAND: the Big Picture – an organisation that informs, inspires and influences fresh thinking around the potential for a wilder Scotland. He also co-founded the Wild Wonders of Europe project, which brought together 70 of the continent’s most talented nature photographers and sent them on 145 assignments across 48 European countries to gather more than 200,000 stunning images, showcasing Europe’s rich diversity and to promote conservation as a force for good.

One this episode they guys are joined with Suzanne Akerman. Suzanne spends her days sharing her passion for animals with visitors at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium where she works as a staff biologist for the Wild Wonders Outdoor Theater. When she is not performing in shows or scooping poop, Suzanne is chair of Drinking for Conservation, a committee dedicated to conserving wildlife through fun social gatherings. Her hobbies include reading, solving crossword puzzles, trivia, dancing, and occasional modeling. Suzanne holds a B.A in English and an M.A. in Education from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, and will earn her M.A. in Biology from Miami University in December of 2018. The show kicks off with conversation on how Suzanne and Justin met through karaoke in an apartment complex where they section off studio rooms to use for private karaoke rooms. Susanne then dives into her career as a Staff Biologist at Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium and how she got started with them as a volunteer in 2002. She talks about doing stage shows at the zoo and what made her decide to study zoology. 15:49 – Suzanne talks about exotic animal trade, the zoo recommending that people don't buy exotic animals, and how breeders of cats and dogs at times make people write essays before they allow them to buy their new pet. She verifies that ligers are real animals and the genetic problems that come up with breeding them. She mentions that good organizations and zoos don't promote ligers because they want to focus their efforts on breeding animals that need to be reproduced. 26:35 – Suzanne covers the American Association of Zoo Keepers and the Point Defiance AAZK chapter that holds monthly Drinking for Conservation events. She explains that all of the funds raised at each event are donated to the organization that supports the endangered species they are highlighting that month. She explains where people that would like to attend can find them on Facebook. Talk then turns to otters and how their cute, cuddly, playful, act is just a just a front. 44:24 – Suzanne tells the guys about Northwest Trek, her internship there and her 7 hour interview that got her the internship on the spot. She covers Point Defiance building their new aquarium that will open at the end of the summer and people being able to attend the zoo during their renovation. They also cover the opening of Wild Wonders at the zoo, opened May 12th runs all summer long. The show comes to an end with discussion over Sasquatch and invasive species in Florida including snakes, monkeys, and gutter gators. Thanks Suzanne for joining the guys for an insightful look at what it's like to be a staff biologist!! Special Guest: Suzanne Akerman.

Ett plus ett är fem. Det är matematiken för fotografiskt samarbete. Staffan Widstrand borde veta med den genomslagskraft han och hans kollegors bilder fått genom projekt som Wild Wonders of Europe. Nu kommer också Wild Wonders of China - ett projekt som berör på djupet. Att allt det fantasiska, skyddsvärda och makalösa faktiskt kan finnas i ens egna närhet. Hör Staffan berätta om hur han arbetat med projekt och nått miljoner människor i hela världen.

Guest : Staffan Widstrand A spectacular outdoor exhibition of nature photography in Stockholm shows that, in many parts of Europe, certain species are rebounding after decades of downward trends. “Wild Wonders of Europe” is the world’s largest photography-based conservation project. It reflects the success of long-term conservation efforts in turning … more >>

This week Dr. Rossi’s guest is magnet school science teacher, Mike Rossi, who could not contain his love for animals to just the classroom! So he started an organization called Wild Wonders, which may be described as a traveling road show of education about animals. Mike discussed many of the benefits of bringing the animals to the children who might … Read more about this episode...