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Nature Breaking

World Wildlife Fund
Climate Change
Biodiversity
WWF
Food Waste
World Wildlife Fund
Deforestation
Conservation
Plastic Pollution
Renewable Energy
Sustainable Practices
Amazon Rainforest
Marine Protected Areas
Mining
Tropical Forests
COP28
Wildfires
Snow Leopard
Clean Energy Transition
Forest Conservation
California

Nature Breaking features interviews between host Seth Larson and experts on some of the biggest issues affecting people and nature, including climate change, habitat loss, endangered species, and more. Learn something new about nature and our planet in every episode. This podcast is produced by World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

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Latest Episodes

Why do we call an elephant an elephant? Why did the narwhal become known as the "unicorn of the sea"? How did the praying mantis help to inspire kung fu in ancient China? And what can the names we give to animals tell us about ourselves as people?

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As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, there's no shortage of reflection about the landscapes, history, and ideals that have shaped this country. For many people, iconic American landscapes might in... more

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Today's episode is a feed swap courtesy of Reframing Rural, an award-winning documentary show that explores the people, history, and culture of rural America. The episode, "From Sand to Soil," was included in Season 4 of Reframing Ru... more

Last winter you probably heard about the lack of snow in the western US, and how that might impact everything from ski resorts to farmlands and freshwater supplies. News coverage of this drought most-often invokes impacts on the Colorado River. But t... more

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Recent Guests

TA. Barron
Author of Naming Nature, WWF board member
WWF, Author
Episode: What Animal Names Reveal About Humanity
Martha Kauffman
WWF's Vice President for the Great Plains
World Wildlife Fund
Episode: America Is Losing Its Grasslands – Why It Matters
Ryan Bruski
Rancher, Bruski family
Bruski Ranch, Ikelaka, Montana
Episode: Reframing Rural: From Sand to Soil
Abby Bruski
Rancher, Bruski family
Bruski Ranch, Ikelaka, Montana
Episode: Reframing Rural: From Sand to Soil
Joe Bruski
Parent and senior advisor
Bruski Ranch, Ikelaka, Montana
Episode: Reframing Rural: From Sand to Soil
Enrique Prunes
Rio Grande manager and freshwater lead specialist at WWF
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Episode: The Rio Grande Is Running Dry—Here's Why
Dr. Sarah Glaser
Leads WWF's Blue Foods program and Oceans Futures platform
World Wildlife Fund
Episode: Rethinking Seafood and the Future of our Oceans
Andrew Russell
Global Marine Sustainability Lead at Mars
Mars Pet Care
Episode: Rethinking Seafood and the Future of our Oceans
Dennis Stolle
Executive Lead Psychologist for Applied Psychology at the American Psychological Association (APA)
American Psychological Association
Episode: The Mental Health Benefits of Spending Time in Nature

Host

Seth Larson
Host of Nature Breaking, focusing on environmental issues and conservation leadership.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 57 ratings
  • My favorite informational wildlife podcast

    Helps keep me up to date with the real world and not the fake political world we are being told to keep up with. If you want to know what’s really happening to the important part of our world listen to this podcast and not the phony news

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    5
    Environmental lover
    United Statesa month ago
  • Interesting and an easy listen

    If you want an easy listen on interesting and current stories on nature & the environment, this is for you! There is a lot of diversity in the topics covered and the guests on the show. I also find Seth’s tone and types of discussions a joy to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sroal
    United States3 years ago

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Guests' expertise and cross-organization collaboration are frequently praised as valuable for sponsors and guests alike.
Shows balance data-driven insights with engaging, accessible storytelling.
Diverse guest lineup and credible host tone are repeatedly highlighted as strengths.
Listeners appreciate the easy-to-follow, careful storytelling around complex nature topics.

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#222
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#47
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#70
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

America Is Losing Its Grasslands – Why It Matters
Q: What is your advice to future generations of conservationists to ensure grasslands endure 250 years from now?
Martha urges pride in grasslands, broad public recognition of their value, and proactive protection, emphasizing learning from indigenous stewardship and making conservation both culturally respectful and practically durable so grasslands remain a defining part of the American landscape.
America Is Losing Its Grasslands – Why It Matters
Q: What needs to change to keep those remaining grasslands intact?
The conversation highlights a multi-layer approach: reforming federal policy (notably Farm Bill incentives that currently reward land plowing), leveraging conservation provisions to keep grasslands intact, supporting regenerative grazing that mimics natural bison grazing, restoring keystone species like bison and prairie dogs, and empowering tribes in restoration efforts.
America Is Losing Its Grasslands – Why It Matters
Q: For someone who doesn't have that personal connection, why should all of us care about grasslands?
Martha explains the evolutionary and cultural link to grasslands, their role as the country's most abundant ecosystem in the lower 48, and the concrete benefits they provide—clean water, climate regulation through soil carbon, and wildlife habitat—so even those far from grasslands can understand their value and protect them.
What Animal Names Reveal About Humanity
Q: Tom, what inspired you to take on the subject of naming nature?
Barron explains a lifelong dual passion for nature and words, and a convergence of these two rivers that sparked the book project after a British publisher showed interest in how creatures are named across cultures.
Reframing Rural: From Sand to Soil
Q: What sparked the Bruski family's move away from traditional farming to regenerative practices?
A combination of severe drought, economic pressures, and the drive to protect the land led Ryan and Abby to seek new approaches learned from mentors and later formalized through Ranching for Profit and community networks.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Nature Breaking

What is Nature Breaking about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series features conversations with conservation leaders, researchers, and practitioners who sit at the intersection of science, policy, and real-world impact. Episodes commonly explore biodiversity, climate resilience, sustainable finance for conservation, and Indigenous-led conservation initiatives, often highlighting practical programs, landmark treaties, and innovative funding mechanisms. A hallmark is bringing together senior NGO staff, government-adjacent experts, and influential creators to translate complex environmental issues into actionable ideas for policymakers, businesses, and everyday supporters. A standout strengths include a consistent WWF-proximity that lends credibility, a mix of field-based anecdotes and rigorous ana... more

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1. TA. Barron
2. Martha Kauffman
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6. Enrique Prunes
7. Dr. Sarah Glaser
8. Andrew Russell

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