A podcast about the most pressing issues in bird conservation and the ways you can help make a better world for birds and people through simple, everyday actions.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToEducationNatureScience |
Ornithologist, poet and MacArthur Fellow, Dr. J. Drew Lanham, speaks with host Billy Almon in our season 7 finale! The two begin by talking about Drew’s humble beginnings and southern influence from his grandmother’s teachings, and how he became a s... more
What’s a climate crisis without acknowledgment of an emergency? In conversation with guests Dr. Rose Abramoff and Dr. Mustafa Santiago Ali, host Anika Hazra discusses the ever-evolving battle for a healthy world from the front lines to legislation. R... more
Host Anika Hazra speaks with tenured professor and leading voice in neuroscience, Dr. Erich Jarvis! Erich, who has spent decades researching the neural biological connections between mammals and birds, shares his research that indicates some birds ar... more
Host Billy Almon speaks with Indigenous water scientist, legal scholar and advocate Dr. Kelsey Leonard. Kelsey incorporates both her Indigenous knowledge and practices along with her western science studies to advocate for a better world for us all. ... more
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Bring birds back!!!!!
Fantastic interview with Daniela! Here’s to continued success of the Chicago BIPOC Birding group!
Brilliant
I’ve only listened to a couple episodes so far but I’m really enjoying it. I’ve found solace in nature my whole life and often that feels like zooming out from our human concerns making them seem infinitesimal. One thing this podcast doesn’t do is shy away from sociological human issues. It’s done in a way that feels relevant and important with a joy that feels both familiar and surprising. Highly recommended.
I discovered Tenijah Hamilton through an interview on the Nature Guys podcast. Now I’ve listened to all of these episodes over the last week. She has a unique perspective than any bird nerd I’ve heard and I love seeing things through different eyes and I can’t wait for new episodes.
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Focusing on the intricate relationship between avian life and human action, the content engages listeners with discussions about bird conservation, the impact of urban environments, and community building within the birding culture. Episodes highlight topics like avian diseases, the importance of citizen science programs such as Project Feederwatch, and conversations about the challenges faced by marginalized communities in birding. Listeners can expect to hear from experts in ornithology, veterinary medicine, and conservation, as well as personal stories that make the content relatable and actionable—with practical advice for anyone looking to contribute to the wellbeing of birds in their local area. The show stands out by emphasizing incl... more
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Bring Birds Back launched 4 years ago and published 49 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Bring Birds Back include:
1. Dr. Rose Abramoff
2. Dr. Mustafa Santiago Ali
3. Dr. Erich Jarvis
4. Dr. Kelsey Leonard
5. Dr. Mario Pesendorfer
6. Adrienne Marie Brown
7. Dr. J. Drew Lanham
8. Dr. Eric Jarvis
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