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There are 1745 episodes in the Nature topic.

These are the latest episodes from the Nature topic added to soundcarrot, but be careful, many of these are serialised shows so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

We'd recommend starting with the first episode of your show of choice, and if you like it, listening from there.

Sound-scenes of ocean waves
^{22:19 | Episode: 15 | June 8th, 2020}

On-shore wind cuffing at the ears, breakers hauling at pebble banks, walking over shingle ridges to greet the incoming tide. Soft sands, waves retreating leave fizzing foam to dissolve over seaweed at the strandline. Wading ankle deep in warm lazy seawater rippled into dizzying motion by the breeze. Heavy waves lug at the quayside wall clicking with barnacles. Five scenes: 1. Rye Harbour England. 2. Brighton Beach England. 3. St Just, Cornwall and then 4. a sandy beach on the Adriatic coast Italy. 5. Fowey Harbour England.

Suffolk Wood (part 3) – 10pm
^{59:52 | Episode: 14 | June 5th, 2020}

The crickets the wind in the trees make the softness of this wood. This is the hour up to 11pm. Starts with 10 minutes of a loud muntjac deer barking very close to the microphones. Owls in the distance follow and creatures creeping about. Two distinct gun shots at 15m 30s. At 30m 24s a pheasant scared calls out very loudly. The peace returns for the remainder. The church clock chimes 11 near the end.

Ep #11 – How to Deal With Anxiety & Stress!
^{00:21:10 | Season: 1 | Episode: 11 | June 3rd, 2020}

Today, we have Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Maryanne Tranter back on with us to talk about ANXIETY and STRESS: what it is, what are the signs, what happens inside our bodies when we are stressed, and what are some ways kids can help themselves deal with it.

S3 E3: Sleek, Tubular and Incredibly Adorable – Meet: the River Otter
^{00:21:22 | Season: 3 | Episode: 3 | June 3rd, 2020}

Today, Earth Ranger Emma is going to learn about the adorable river otter, win an ultimate showdown, stump you with a mystery animal sound and present a brand new animal encounter story. Find out how Earth Rangers is protecting Canada’s West Coats’ River Otters here. Do you want to symbolically adopt an Otter plushie? Find them in our store – or better yet: Download the App. Leave a message for Emma here!

Whirring Crickets
^{07:51 | June 1st, 2020}

It’s a perfect sunny day for Ann to watch her friends play cricket at the oval, and there are so many interesting nature noises to listen to. There are some magpies warbling in the gum trees, and dogs and bikes going past on the path – Ann is even listening to the barbeque sizzling. But wait… There’s a new sound coming from the ground. Oh WOW, there are crickets whirring at the cricket!

Murmurs of the Kerry Ridgeway
^{01:00:42 | Episode: 13 | June 1st, 2020}

In a remote spot just below the Kerry Ridgeway in Powys Mid-Wales, where a stream runs along the bottom of a wooded gully beside a country road, lies some rural peace and tranquillity, and what must be the murmurs of the Ridgway, voiced in the trees. The Ridgway is an ancient trading route between Wales and England that never drops below 1000 feet. Recorded on a sunny afternoon in April 2019, catch the sheep being fed, occasional cars and farm vehicles passing by on the road above the gully, and the infectious call of the early blackbirds amongst chif chafs, hedge sparrows and wrens.

Murmurs of the Kerry Ridgeway
^{01:00:42 | Episode: 12 | May 31st, 2020}

In a remote spot just below the Kerry Ridgeway in Powys Mid-Wales, where a stream runs along the bottom of a wooded gully beside a country road, lies some rural peace and tranquillity, and what must be the murmurs of the Ridgway, voiced in the trees. The Ridgway is an ancient trading route between Wales and England that never drops below 1000 feet. Recorded on a sunny afternoon last April catch the sheep being fed, occasional cars and farm vehicles passing by on the road above the gully, and the infectious call of the early blackbirds amongst chiffchaffs, hedge sparrows and wrens and bees.

Reinventing The Wheel
^{00:14:53 | May 29th, 2020}

How would you reinvent something that’s been used for thousands of years, by millions of people? In this episode, we discover the process of invention with Rory Cooper, an engineer who revolutionized the wheelchair. He’s our guide to time traveling back to the kings and queens who used wheelchairs, and to the future of rideable robots. Anyone want a ride on a Mars rover?!

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Greeking Out

There are 1745 episodes in the Nature topic.

Sound-scenes of ocean waves 22:19 | Episode: 15 | June 8th, 2020

Suffolk Wood (part 3) – 10pm 59:52 | Episode: 14 | June 5th, 2020

Ep #11 – How to Deal With Anxiety & Stress! 00:21:10 | Season: 1 | Episode: 11 | June 3rd, 2020

S3 E3: Sleek, Tubular and Incredibly Adorable – Meet: the River Otter 00:21:22 | Season: 3 | Episode: 3 | June 3rd, 2020

Whirring Crickets 07:51 | June 1st, 2020

Murmurs of the Kerry Ridgeway 01:00:42 | Episode: 13 | June 1st, 2020

Murmurs of the Kerry Ridgeway 01:00:42 | Episode: 12 | May 31st, 2020

Reinventing The Wheel 00:14:53 | May 29th, 2020