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There are 1663 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.

232 Waves and shorelines – Intermission 2
^{47:10 | Episode: 236 | August 11th, 2024}

Welcome to intermission 2, the second specially blended soundscape from the past year of Lento. This week’s theme is waves and shorelines. There are four sections that blend effortlessly into each other. The sound-view into each watery place lasts around eleven minutes and enables you to compare and contrast the wide variations in aural detail from place to place, beach to beach, and at different times of the day and night.

252: Andean Condor w/ Kai Gómez D'hers!
^{00:49:35 | Episode: 252 | August 8th, 2024}

Join Ellen & special guest, biodiversity champion Kai Gómez D’hers, for a journey through the skies of Argentina on some of the biggest wings in the world. We’re talking about the important role of scavengers as nature’s sanitation engineers, the cascading impacts of poison on entire ecosystems, how communities can work together to make ecological miracles happen, what’s up with the puppets, and so much more.

Why is the sea salty?
^{13:19 | August 6th, 2024}

More than half our planet is covered in seawater. There are about six teaspoons of salt in every litre. So, where did it all come from? Nij and the kids meet Dr Katharina Fabricius to follow the journey of salty seawater and their first stop is… the clouds?

231 Streams and rivers – Intermission 1
^{43:52 | Episode: 235 | August 4th, 2024}

Welcome to our first intermission episode. August is an especially busy recording month for us so while we are away, we want to share with you some specially blended soundscapes from the past year of Lento. This week’s theme is streams and rivers. There are four sections that blend effortlessly into each other. The sound-view into each watery place lasts around eleven minutes. 209 Downstream of the old mill Steep meadows all about, sloping down into a water meadow in the Derbyshire hills. The water’s running fast. So much rain. The woodland birds are singing across the valley in their full spring song. This is dawn, on a wonderfully bright spring morning.

Hearing the Stars
^{00:26:51 | August 2nd, 2024}

This is a rebroadcast of one of our favorite episodes from Season 8! This was voted on by our patrons on Patreon–if you want to help us pick our next AND FINAL REBROADCAST OF THE SUMMER–just go to patreon.com/tumblepodcast and vote. You don’t have to be a supporter to vote, but we’d appreciate it if you were! Can we hear and touch the stars, if we can’t see them? Yuma Decaux is trying to put the night sky into everyone’s hands, through technology and engineering. Find out how stargazing captured Yuma’s imagination when he was six, and how losing his sight inspired him to explore the cosmos in a whole new way – making astronomy accessible to everyone. Astreos, Yuma’s app, is currently in Beta. That means that when you try it out, you can give Yuma feedback on how to make it better! Download it on iOs here: https://astreos.space/

251: Gila Monster & Indian Peacock
^{01:02:05 | Episode: 251 | August 1st, 2024}

Christian chews on the Gila monster & Ellen struts her stuff with the Indian peacock. We discuss Christian’s Duolingo streak, lizard venom, yet another hot take from Charles Darwin, how to haze a peacock, and so much more. Real G’s move in silence like the Gila monster.

What are rocks made of?
^{14:07 | July 30th, 2024}

Rocks are all around us… they’re in the garden, on the road, in the bush and all our waterways… But how did they all get there? And what are they made of? Nij and the kids meet Dr Heather Handley in her subterranean submarine ‘Velma’ to venture into a volcano for answers….

230 Murmuring firs of Kielder Forest
^{50:52 | Episode: 234 | July 27th, 2024}

Fir trees don’t have what you might call normal leaves. Their leaves are needles. Each tree possesses many needles, too many to count. Especially when the height of these trees ranges from 12 to 23 stories high. Concentrated in these myriad tiny needles, is a wonderful and special power. Position yourself deep within a fir forest, with even the slightest of breezes blowing high above, and you’ll feel it.

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Greeking Out

There are 1663 episodes in the Nature topic.

232 Waves and shorelines – Intermission 2 47:10 | Episode: 236 | August 11th, 2024

252: Andean Condor w/ Kai Gómez D'hers! 00:49:35 | Episode: 252 | August 8th, 2024

Why is the sea salty? 13:19 | August 6th, 2024

231 Streams and rivers – Intermission 1 43:52 | Episode: 235 | August 4th, 2024

Hearing the Stars 00:26:51 | August 2nd, 2024

251: Gila Monster & Indian Peacock 01:02:05 | Episode: 251 | August 1st, 2024

What are rocks made of? 14:07 | July 30th, 2024

230 Murmuring firs of Kielder Forest 50:52 | Episode: 234 | July 27th, 2024