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Bring Birds Back

BirdNote
Environmental Justice
Community Engagement
Bipoc Birders
Chicago
Bird Conservation
Cultural Inclusivity
Bird Flu
Climate Change
Restoration Ecology
Noise Pollution
Microaggressions
Bird Watching
Seed Dispersal
Ecological Relationships
Wildlife Conservation
Conservation
Wild Turkeys
Project Feederwatch
H5N1
Biomimicry

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.

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Latest Episodes

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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Recent Guests

Dr. J. Drew Lanham
Wildlife biologist, conservationist, professor, and poet.
Clemson University
Episode: Radical Joy with Dr. J. Drew Lanham
Dr. Rose Abramoff
Assistant Professor of Forest Science at the University of Maine and climate activist.
University of Maine
Episode: The Climate Crisis is at Home
Dr. Mustafa Santiago Ali
Renowned environmental justice leader and public health advocate, former EPA official.
National Wildlife Federation
Episode: The Climate Crisis is at Home
Dr. Erich Jarvis
Professor at Rockefeller University and investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Rockefeller University
Episode: Birdsong and Speech with Dr. Erich Jarvis
Dr. Kelsey Leonard
An Indigenous water scientist, guardian, and advocate.
University of Waterloo
Episode: Indigenous Water Justice
Dr. Mario Pesendorfer
Behavioral and forest ecologist.
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
Episode: Restoration Ecology: The Birds and the Trees
Adrienne Marie Brown
Writer, activist, and social justice facilitator
Episode: Biomimicry, Birds and Beyond with adrienne maree brown
Dr. Eric Jarvis
Neuroscientist
Episode: ✨ Season 7 of Bring Birds Back Coming Soon! ✨
Dr. Andy Ramey
Research wildlife geneticist at the Alaska Science Center
U.S. Geological Survey
Episode: Let’s Talk About Bird Flu

Hosts

Billy Almon
Co-host with a background in restoration ecology and deep commitment to environmental conservation.
Anika Hazra
Co-host who brings insights from her experiences as an environmental advocate and former restoration ecologist.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 264 ratings
  • 🔥🔥🔥

    Bring birds back!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zaia207
    United Statesa month ago
  • C D from Fla

    Fantastic interview with Daniela! Here’s to continued success of the Chicago BIPOC Birding group!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CeceD.
    United Statesa year ago
  • Brilliant

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Erolanjerkki
    a year ago
  • Love it

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jarvass
    United States2 years ago
  • Love This Podcast

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    COLO09
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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The variety of expert guests draws positive feedback, with audience members enjoying the diverse perspectives shared on nature and conservation.
Many highlight the podcast's ability to connect personal anecdotes with broader societal issues, finding it both enlightening and inspiring.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and informative nature of conversations surrounding bird conservation and environmental justice.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#70
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#101
Canada/Science/Nature
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#235
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#241
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#33
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#44
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Radical Joy with Dr. J. Drew Lanham
Q: What taught you to write about birds?
Reading about birds motivated me to write about them, especially after being inspired by a story about the Eskimo curlew.
Radical Joy with Dr. J. Drew Lanham
Q: How would you describe radical joy?
Radical joy feels like power and an unquenchable thirst. In that moment, troubles fade away and everything feels possible.
The Climate Crisis is at Home
Q: Would you say your protest at the 2022 conference was worth the consequences you faced afterwards?
I don't regret my actions; it has encouraged many researchers to consider their role in advocacy.
The Climate Crisis is at Home
Q: What do you think we as members of the community can do to help address climate grief?
One effective way to address climate grief is to talk about it in circles or support groups, allowing individuals to share their feelings and experiences.
The Climate Crisis is at Home
Q: Can you explain what climate grief is?
Climate grief describes the feelings of sadness and despair related to the impacts of climate change on the natural environment and the future of humanity.

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What is Bring Birds Back about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast focuses on illuminating critical issues in bird conservation and the broader environmental challenges that relate to our avian friends. Episodes feature discussions on a variety of related topics including climate change, ecological restoration, and the interplay between societal issues and nature. Unique conversations with experts span diverse fields, including ornithology, environmental justice, and Indigenous science, weaving together personal anecdotes and actionable insights geared towards encouraging listeners to engage with conservation efforts in tangible ways. The podcast aims not only to educate but to inspire action, showcasing how seemingly small actions can contribute to the preservation of bird populations and the... more

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2. The American Birding Podcast
3. The Science of Birds
4. The Warblers by Birds Canada
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1. Dr. J. Drew Lanham
2. Dr. Rose Abramoff
3. Dr. Mustafa Santiago Ali
4. Dr. Erich Jarvis
5. Dr. Kelsey Leonard
6. Dr. Mario Pesendorfer
7. Adrienne Marie Brown
8. Dr. Eric Jarvis

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