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From the author of the bestselling The Professor and the Madman comes the fascinating story of William Smith, the orphaned son of an English country blacksmith, who became obsessed with creating the world's first geological map and ultimately became the father of modern geology. In 1793 William...

Ever wonder what’s actually lurking in the shadows of the Sunshine State, or why the official story always feels a little... redacted?I Heard That Somewhere is a conversational deep-dive into the strange, the cryptid, and the cold-blooded. Hosted by Josh and Andrew, we’re trading boardroom polish for campfire grit. We’re here to sift through the static and find the threads of truth in the world’s most bizarre mysteries.From the sulfur-stinking trails of the Florida Skunk Ape to the unsettling silence of unsolved True Crime cases, we cover it all with a healthy dose of humor and a ...

It is hard to imagine that the busy townscape of South London was once a great wood, stretching almost seven miles from Croydon to Deptford or that, scattered through the suburbs, from Dulwich to Norwood, a number of oak woodlands have survived since before the Norman Conquest. These woods were intensively managed for a thousand years, providing timber for construction, furniture and shipbuilding, and charcoal for London's blacksmiths, kilns and bakeries. Now they afford important green space, a vital habitat for small mammals, birds and insects.

What happens when 16 years of law enforcement experience meets nearly 30 years of primate behavioral research?The Bigfoot Inquiry is an evidence-driven Bigfoot podcast hosted by former police officer Brian King-Sharp and Dr. Hogan Sherrow, PhD in Evolutionary Anthropology. Together, they investigate the Sasquatch phenomenon using real investigative procedure and scientific analysis.Brian brings 16 years of experience analyzing crime scenes, evaluating witness credibility, and reconstructing events.Dr. Sherrow brings nearly three decades studying the behavioral ecology of primates in the wild ...

This easy-to-understand book describes what happened to planet Earth during and after the 371 days that Noah and seven others remained secure inside the ark. They left behind a one-continent world and landed in a newly shattered world, the one great land mass having been ripped apart into the continents we know today. Stones and bones tell the story.

Taking science AND faith seriously.

Sky at Night presenter Dr Tim Gregory takes us on a journey through the very earliest days of our Solar System to the spectacular meteorite falls that produced 'fiery rain' in 1792, to the pre-solar grains (literally stardust) that were blown in from other solar systems and are the oldest solid objects ever discovered on earth. Meteorites reveal a story much bigger than ourselves or our planet. As Tim says, 'It is an epic beyond compare.'

Exploring the entangled relationships between technology, society, nature and politics. All that we touch, we change, and all that we change changes us.

Welcome to All About That Reef, a podcast celebrating the beauty and importance of our oceans. We’re here to share the untold stories of marine life, the efforts to protect it, and the people leading change. From conservation projects to fascinating underwater ecosystems, we’ll explore how everyone can play a part in preserving our oceans for future generations. Join us as we uncover inspiring insights, showcase impactful work, and bring marine conservation closer to home—one episode at a time. Hit follow and join the journey! 🌊

Brought to you by Penguin. The year is 1735. Twelve unruly men board ships bound for South America. Their mission? To discover the true shape of the earth. They will be exposed to a wilderness of dangers none can imagine. The survivors won't return for ten years. An almost forgotten moment in...

Great Lakes Currents is a podcast exploring the stories, challenges, and innovations shaping the future of our Great Lakes. We bring you conversations with scientists, local leaders, Indigenous voices, and everyday stewards working to protect these vast inland seas. From climate resilience to water equity, shipwreck stories to sustainable fisheries, Great Lakes Currents keeps you informed and inspired about the water that connects us all. Dive in and discover how your actions can ripple across the lakes we call home.