Here is a selection of particularly interesting natural history and science podcast episodes for the week ending 6 June 2025.
Here is a selection of particularly interesting natural history and science podcast episodes for the week ending 6 June 2025.
Back in the early 2000’s, I had the honor and privilege to work on the Oregon Birding Trail Project. The idea of birding trails is a fairly simple one: collect and organize information about the most popular, most interesting, and most reliable birdwatching locations in a designated geographical area, create easy-to-use maps linking the locations […]
Hopes are particularly high for Amar Ayyash’s new “The Gull Guide: North America” to be a book able to provide interested birders, birdwatchers, and naturalists alike with a meaningful new reference tool to the North American occurring, gull-denominated members of the Laridae family.
When I first took up birdwatching in the mid 1990s (knowingly and intentionally, that is; I’d been watching them casually long before that) one of the first books I read on the subject in an effort to learn how to do it was Pete Dunne’s “The Feather Quest.”