This is the wildlife podcast brought to you by the Hawk Conservancy Trust. Join your host, Tom Morath, as you discover the fascinating world of feathers and talons in this podcast dedicated to birds of prey and their place in the natural world. Uncover hidden secrets of these unique predators to help us understand how we can conserve some of the most endangered species on our planet today.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScience |
The African Harrier Hawk is a species of bird of prey with surprising adaptations - from having a wider visual field to potentially double-jointed legs! Over the last few years, our conservation and research team, alongside scientists from other rese... more
It's no secret, here at the Hawk Conservancy Trust we love talking about birds of prey! But for many species across the world, things are not looking good. It’s arguably never been more important to get excited about nature than it is today. In this ... more
The Little Owl is the smallest species of owls in the UK - standing no more than 23cm tall! The Hawk Conservancy Trust has been monitoring and supporting Little Owls through our Raptor Nest Box Project for over 15 years. We’ll hear from Dr Matt Steve... more
Over the vast expanse of water, wind whipping up the salty air onto the land, there are a great many sights and sounds to be heard along our British coastline and over our wetland habitats. This ocean biome is home not only to species of fish and gul... more
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I love this podcast! I’ve learnt so much! Not only about birds of prey but biodiversity, habitats and what little things I can do to help globally and in my little patch.
If like me, you love to listen to the best in nature podcasts, then get yourself plugged into this little gem. Not just the amazing birds but a whole lot of other great up to date chat and banter about all things happening in our natural world. The presenters are engaging and informative. A truly tremendous listen!
A lovely podcast. I’m an expat living in Australia and it keeps me in touch with the wildlife and countryside of the UK. I especially enjoyed the episode with the children sending their recordings in.
I'm so glad I found this podcast. Every episode is interesting and it fuels your love for the environment, nature, and wildlife.
I love this podcast and vultures and owls and the hawk conservancy trust 🦉🦅❤️
Apple Podcasts | #220 | Canada/Science/Nature |
Apple Podcasts | #223 | United Kingdom/Science/Nature |
Apple Podcasts | #78 | Ireland/Science/Nature |
Apple Podcasts | #97 | Norway/Science/Nature |
Apple Podcasts | #183 | Switzerland/Science/Nature |
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