Natural Resource Today Podcast

#268: Amazon's Living Library Under Threat from Climate Change 25.09.2026 4:28 ↓

Climate change is threatening more than the Amazon rainforest's wildlife.

#267: Using Satellites to Track Environmental Change 18.09.2026 3:51 ↓

What can satellites tell us about the health of our ecosystems?

#266: Human–Elephant Conflict in Southern Africa 11.09.2026 2:27 ↓

Better land-use planning, wildlife corridors, and community-based solutions can help people and elephants coexist

#265: The Shrinking Range of Africa’s Leopards 04.09.2026 2:22 ↓

Leopards are disappearing faster than we thought.

#264: Smart Farming, Smarter Choices 28.08.2026 2:30 ↓

Farming smarter for a changing world.

#263: Nesting Habits Shape Bee Survival in a Warming World 21.08.2026 2:44 ↓

Where bees build their nests directly influences their ability to withstand rising temperatures.

#262: Mountains Hide Deep Carbon Vaults 14.08.2026 2:26 ↓

Deep soils, deeper climate impact.

#261: Tracking Invisible Volcanic Gases 07.08.2026 2:17 ↓

Volcanoes do not just erupt, they breathe.

#260: Mixed Outcomes for Pests in Rising Temperatures 31.07.2026 2:29 ↓

Rising temperatures give some pest species an edge while others decline, creating unpredictable threats for farmers and food security.

#259: The Hidden Power of Plants 24.07.2026 2:15 ↓

A natural chemical with the potential to slow cancer growth.

#258: Climate Shocks Fuel Conflict Risks 17.07.2026 2:13 ↓

Unstable weather patterns intensify competition for food and water.

#257: Vegan Diet Cuts Emissions While Boosting Health 10.07.2026 1:53 ↓

Plant-based diet reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

#256: Hidden Ocean Heat Revealed 03.07.2026 2:12 ↓

Warm ocean currents are creeping closer to Antarctica.

#255: From Cooperation to Competition: How Latitude Shapes Forest Life 24.04.2026 2:25 ↓

Trees near the equator thrive on teamwork, but further north rivalry takes root.

#254: Plants, People and the Web of Life in Africa 17.04.2026 2:02 ↓

Green growth builds the web, but human hands can break it.

#253: The Tiny Fish That Climbs Waterfalls 10.04.2026 2:04 ↓

The extraordinary journey of Africa’s climbing fish.

#252: The Future of Canada’s Oceans 03.04.2026 1:45 ↓

Adapting the Blue Economy for a changing world.

#251: The Secret Chemistry of Plants and Wastewater 27.03.2026 2:24 ↓

Tracing the secret pathways of medicines through the plants we eat.

#250: The Fire History of Tropical Peatlands 20.03.2026 2:21 ↓

Charcoal records reveal long-term fire patterns.

#249: When Dinner Turns Deadly: Amazon Fish Contamination 13.03.2026 1:31 ↓

What happens when your main source of protein becomes a health hazard?

#248: Scorpion Venom Unlocks Clotting Breakthrough 06.03.2026 1:11 ↓

Scorpion venom discovery could pave the way for lifesaving blood‑clotting treatments.

#247: How Plant Hormone Therapy Could Boost Global Food Security 27.02.2026 1:30 ↓

Plants face a constant balancing act.

#246: Wireless Subsoil Monitoring for Smarter Farming 13.02.2026 1:41 ↓

Reshaping the future of farming.

#245: South Africa’s Karoo Basin Earthquake Clusters 06.02.2026 1:40 ↓

The Karoo Basin in South Africa has experienced earthquake swarms near Leeu Gamka.

#244: Tshifhiwa Stanley Radzilani | Broadcasting Through Hard Times: COVID-19 and Community Radio in Vhembe 30.01.2026 21:45 ↓

The guest's contributions are based on his academic research. They are shared in his personal capacity and do not represent the views of this platform.