In this episode, 19-year veteran Texas Master Naturalist Teri MacArthur joins us to discuss the Texas Master Naturalist Program, what it does, how it started …
Kelly Norrid, of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, joins us to discuss his background, what his job with TPWD involves, how you can benefit from …
The website Textbook History is a good resource for old biology books. Ronald Ladouceur provides: A database of 82 American high school biology textbooks, from …
In this podcast, Tom Brown III joins Michael to first discuss what tracking is and what all is involved (terrain, geology, natural history, and more), …
A good education should teach us how to think well – – logic and the rules of rational thought – – at the same time …
“When you realize that only about two in over 100,000,000 persons die of snake bite in the United States, – that we have few venomous …
Interesting Website here. It discusses and links to lots of books and scientific work about animals we’d otherwise not know about. Rare Natural History is part …
In the document Early American Textbooks, the Office of Educational Research and Improvement, of the US Department of Education, says: Nothing gives us insight into …
Also available on Podcast Addict, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Castbox, Deezer, iHeartRadio, iTunes. And more. INFO COMMENTS Earth Sciences, #ccerp, #ccerppodcast, #cypress creek, #cypresstx, #foraging, #foragingtexas, #houstontx, #markvorderbruggenMark “Merriwether” Vorderbruggen, Ph.D., joins us to talk …
“The variety and number of organisms in the soil, including algae, fungi, bacteria, and nematodes, are astonishingly high. These organisms play a vital role in …
