Join us for the second part of our episode about Plastic in the Ocean. In this episode, we learn about ways that we can reduce our plastic use and live more sustainably. Tune in to learn how you can help!

In our first-ever two part episode, Karli leads the nerds in a discussion about plastic pollution in the ocean. We learn about how plastic finds its way into the ocean, and how we can reduce our plastic waste. Listen to find out how you can help! 

Continuing our discussion of environmental issues, Ashley takes us south to her neck of the woods to talk about the Florida Everglades. We discuss habitat loss and the impact of development on this pristine wilderness. Join us to learn more about this amazing ecosystem!

This week, we dive into the science of fisheries and how they fluctuate like the tides. Blake tells us about fish populations and things that can affect their ability to survive. Tune in for a lively discussion about conservation of these animals!

In this episode we take on a more broad subject: species that are simultaneously endangered or threatened in their native habitat while being invasive in areas where they are not native. Ryan leads us in a discussion of these animals and how we can tackle this difficult contradiction. 

This week we take a dive underwater to learn about Beavers. Karli shares some of her extensive Beaver knowledge with us, and we discuss problems between beavers and humans. Listen to hear more about nature's engineers and plenty of tail-slapping-good jokes!

This week, Ashley takes us on an adventure to the Eastern Hemisphere to learn about Pangolins! This scaly creature is an adorable cross between an anteater and a lizard, and is a very unique member of the animal kingdom. Tune in to learn more about our Pangolin friends!

This week, we take a hike through the woods with Blake as he tells us about White-Tailed Deer and hunting as a conservation strategy. While they may live nearby, many people don't know much about our deer friends! Listen to hear more about this fascinating neighborhood mammal.