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The Warblers by Birds Canada

Andrea Gress for Birds Canada

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This award winning podcast shares Canadian information, insights and inspiration on the world of birds and bird conservation. The lively discussions are hosted by Andrea Gress whose curiosity leads to discovering fun facts and useful tips while travelling uncommon flight paths to learn from expert guests. Thanks to our incredible listeners, The Warblers podcast was named the winner of the 2022 Nature Inspiration Award - Canadian Museum of Nature in the non-profit (large) category! We would l ...
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Conversations with those who care about Canadian landscapes. Vistas & Voices is a podcast dedicated to exploring the diverse and vibrant landscapes of Canada through the eyes of those who cherish and nurture them. I, your host, Tyler Garwood, engage in thoughtful and inspiring conversations with Conservationists, Agriculturists, Educators, Artists, Scientists, and more. Each episode delves into personal stories, exploring the passion, dedication, and experiences of our guests as they work to ...
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Fascinating stories about nature, why we need it in our lives, and the passionate Canadians helping to protect it. In this seven-part series, we’ll take listeners to some of Canada’s important natural areas, from the Bay of Fundy to Victoria. We talk to Canadians helping care for these places, from scientists to hometown heroes. Connect to Canada’s nature. Learn about the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s conservation work. And be inspired to find out how you can help support this work.
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Right Of Way

Hannah Harrison and Nicolas Winkler

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No Trespassing. Private Road. No Parking. These are the signs that are more and more frequently seen along Nova Scotia’s coastline. As Canadians access the shore for recreation, science, or even just to take in the natural beauty of the coast, they are being increasingly met with physical barriers to the beach, few options to park or use public transportation to get to the coast, and problems with litter and marine debris in the areas they can access. Private property ownership dominates Nov ...
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BOLOTOR Podcast

Michael Stein

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Captivating interviews with the leaders of the outdoors. Hosted by BOLOTOR Founder/CEO, podcaster, actor, stand-up comedian, Michael Stein No B.S. interviews about hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, backpacking, doomsday prepping, survival, and anything that has to do with the great outdoors.
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PressProgress Sources

PressProgress Sources

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A podcast that digs deeper into important and often unreported issues, by the award-winning non-profit news organization PressProgress. Join the PressProgress team for conversations with experts and newsmakers across the country, including Luke LeBrun, Prairie correspondent Emily Leedham, Ontario correspondent Mitch Thompson, Alberta correspondent Stephen Magusiak and BC correspondent Rumneek Johal. Produced by Eric Wickham, Publisher Romy Garrido.
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Under the Canopy

Outdoor Journal Radio Podcast Network

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On Outdoor Journal Radio's Under the Canopy podcast, former Minister of Natural Resources, Jerry Ouellette takes you along on the journey to see the places and meet the people that will help you find your outdoor passion and help you live a life close to nature and Under The Canopy.
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This Forest and Stream podcast will take you to the times, the people and the events that shaped America and Americans, our ideals, our values and our dreams. We’ll seat you alongside the affluent and in the boots of everyday citizens to deliver a rare insight and an unfiltered view through a window into the past. Discover how footprints made generations ago have worn a path to where our own outdoor experiences still intersect today, and affects you now. As with many historical works from pa ...
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More and more people are waking up to the idea that climate change and the loss of nature (i.e. biodiversity and ecosystems) is real and we need to become better stewards of our planet. Leading many to seek out careers in the environmental field. It is a growing field that isn’t going anywhere anytime soon but it can be a tough one to break into. Hear from top professionals and new professionals alike about how they broke into the industry and what it’s really like to work in the environment ...
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Hunting Vegans

Nate Wehr and Niti Kala

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Hunting Vegans, a thoughtful new podcast that examines our complex relationship with the environment. Vegan yogi Niti Kala and wildlife scientist/lifelong hunter Nate Wehr ask the question: can you teach a vegan to hunt? The answer takes them on a journey beyond hunting, encompassing everything from ancient Hindu philosophy to modern piracy, from Namibian game reserves to the rivers of New York City and beyond. Each week hear diverse perspectives on hunting, conservation, outdoor recreation, ...
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Cody Idol is a passionate advocate for the hunting tradition and the son of renowned outdoor figure Dick Idol. Growing up in the breathtaking landscapes of Montana, Cody was heavily influenced by his father's legacy, which includes assembling the Legendary Whitetails collection and co-founding North American Whitetail magazine. With a deep respect …
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Ever wondered how mushrooms thrive? Our dive into mushroom cultivation uncovers the meticulous balance of art and science behind the process. Mushroom expert Nick shares his transition from mechanical engineering to mushroom farming, emphasizing the importance of environmental controls like carbon dioxide, moisture, and temperature. Explore the nua…
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Hunter and Hannah Adams are adventurers and van life influencers who travel the U.S. in their beloved 1974 Volkswagen van. During the 2020 pandemic lockdown, feeling confined in downtown San Diego, they bought the vintage van for short camping trips but soon fell in love with outdoor living. Despite initial concerns about breakdowns, they’ve embrac…
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How are Canada's birds doing? Recently released, The State of Canada's Birds brings us valuable insights into the health of our favourite species. Some have recovered wonderfully, like waterfowl and birds of prey, yet others are struggling and need urgent attention. Catherine Jardine of Birds Canada and Marie-Anne Hudson with Environment and Climat…
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Today, I sat down with Cam Ogilvie, who I've been fortunate enough to spend the day at work with, in the field, and learned from him and what he does. Now, I get to sit down and discuss it with him in my living room. And so we had a great conversation about soil health and what that means to us as a society. We got to talk about so many interesting…
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Get ready to embark on a time-traveling adventure with us as we welcome the extraordinary Dr. Bamforth, a leading paleontologist from the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum. From a childhood filled with dinosaur dreams to a career unveiling the secrets of prehistoric life, Dr. Bamforth's passion is nothing short of contagious. We'll walk through anci…
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Bob Reece is a passionate fly-fishing guide and coach who transitioned from a career in education to pursue his lifelong love for the sport. Growing up in Nebraska, Bob was introduced to fly fishing by his father during trips to Wyoming, sparking a passion that would later define his professional journey. After drifting away from fishing due to spo…
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Take a fascinating stroll with us through the forest as we unravel the secrets of apple and maple trees. Discover how apple trees rely on cross-pollination and learn the art of turning sap into maple syrup. We share practical tips on tree sap collection and how to make syrup at home, all while hinting at the deeper mysteries the natural world has t…
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Stephen Jiroch is a passionate travel blogger and content creator based in California. He met his wife, Giselle, while running a martial arts studio in Santa Barbara, where she was studying at UCSB. Their shared love for adventure led them to blend Stephen's outdoor interests with Giselle's international travel experiences, culminating in the launc…
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The episode has a series of engaging discussions on critical conservation topics, such as the funding and processes required for land protection, the ecological importance of wetlands, and the fight against invasive species. From the distinctive characteristics of bog habitats to the challenges of balancing conservation with community needs, this c…
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Doug McMann grew up on a farm in British Columbia, where he developed a passion for hunting inspired by stories of Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett. After working as a construction manager in Vancouver, Doug left city life for a remote valley of just 150 residents, driven by his dream to hunt mountain lions. Despite starting with no experience, he tr…
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Ready to embark on your own adventure along the Bruce Trail? We’ve got practical advice on navigating this iconic 911-kilometer trail, from the essentials of sturdy footwear and water to the supportive Trail Angel Program. Learn about the community efforts, including managing invasive species and collaborating with the Nature Conservancy of Canada,…
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An incredible migratory phenomenon occurs along the St. Lawrence River in Quebec. Thankfully, the Tadoussac Bird Observatory is located in just the right place to observe and study this mass movement of warblers and other songbirds. Alexandre Terrigeol joins us during peak migration to share more about this phenomenon and about the other work occur…
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Brighton Peachey is a wilderness enthusiast and rescue professional who discovered her passion for the outdoors in high school after moving to Utah. Initially drawn to indoor rock climbing, she expanded her love for adventure by exploring hiking, backpacking, and mountain biking in college, where she also pursued a degree in wilderness rescue. ⁣ Br…
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Jerry Ouellette, former Ontario Minister of Natural Resources, takes us on an enlightening exploration of medicinal mushrooms like chaga and chicken of the woods, uncovering their unique properties and historical significance. Dive into the world of Lion's Mane mushrooms and uncover their remarkable neuroprotective benefits. From groundbreaking stu…
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Less than 6% of Nova Scotia's population owns our coastline. Squeezed between a rapidly changing coastline and the rigidity of an increasingly impermeable wall of private property, Nova Scotia must act now to preserve, maintain, and prioritize coastal access in our province. In this final episode of Right of Way, we talk through the lessons learned…
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Shanna Birchett, whose name means "pretty" in Yiddish, grew up in Southern California as the sixth of eight children. Her early involvement in local 5Ks ignited her passion for running. After a church mission and starting a family, she paused her competitive running career to focus on raising six children. Despite the challenges, Shanna stayed acti…
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On this episode of Vistas & Voices, I speak with Canada’s first female decathalete Leanna Carriere and ecologist Dr. Timm Döbert, the founders of Wings of Survival who have recently finished cycling 7,000 km across Canada in 30 days, overnighting at Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) along the way. The ride across Canada is a preparation ride for their …
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Join Jerry Ouellette, our esteemed host. He transitioned from politics to becoming an outdoor enthusiast with a keen interest in the medicinal wonders of chaga mushrooms. Jerry's engaging conversation with David Dutkiewicz from the Ontario Invasive Species Centre offers a treasure trove of information, from identifying forestry pests to understandi…
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Mel Harrison, originally from Ventura County in Southern California, has always been deeply connected to the natural world. Her passion for the outdoors blossomed while attending Humboldt State University in Northern California, where she immersed herself in environmental studies and outdoor activities. This led her to a variety of seasonal jobs, i…
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Join Former Ontario Minister of Natural Resources, Jerry Ouellette, who takes us on his fascinating journey with chaga, a health-boosting fungus. We also welcome Patrick from the Ontario Trails Council, who shares his passion for promoting trail use across Ontario and his personal connection to the Bay of Quinte. Explore Ontario's vast trail system…
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What would it take to have a right to roam in Nova Scotia? In this episode, we hear about efforts to get people to the coast through legislation and legwork, and contemplate what a right to roam would look like in Atlantic Canada. Special thanks to our guests in this episode, Dr. Andrew Weaver and Hannah Solway. In this episode, you heard about: Bi…
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Residents of Jasper Alberta are finally returning to the town that made international headlines after it was devastated by a monster wildfire in July. Nearly a third of the town was damaged or destroyed, and the spot is currently closed to tourists for the foreseeable future. How do we prevent climate change disasters in the future? It’s complicate…
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Jason Lupardus is a wildlife management expert based in Kentucky, with a diverse career spanning the southeastern U.S. Originally from Alabama, Jason’s background includes handling bears in the Great Smoky Mountains, participating in elk reintroduction projects, and working with nonprofits dedicated to wildlife conservation. His passion for wild tu…
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Join me and dive into my personal journey with the medicinal mushroom chaga, hear about my caffeine-free coffee substitute blend that kickstarts my mornings, and discover the beauty of nature through the eyes of a seasoned angler. We also welcome our special guest, Bev, who brings her extensive knowledge on harvesting and curing garlic to the table…
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With their heads buried in a carcass, vultures may seem like gross, unwanted creatures. But we have to disagree! Vultures have fascinating adaptations that make them essential parts of a healthy ecosystem. John Kinghorn joins us from South Africa to share his unabashed love for vultures, help us understand why their populations are plummeting, and …
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We've all had the experience of seeing a photo of a beautiful place and thinking, "Wow, I'd like to go there!" But what happens when whole digital cultures develop around visiting natural landscapes in order to get a photo and stake out a piece of it for ourselves? As we lose access to our own coast lines in Nova Scotia, are we recreating the probl…
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Jesse Anderson, originally from Michigan, is the founder and owner of Grizz Media, an outdoor media agency renowned for its marketing, photography, graphic design, and brand development services. His journey into the outdoor media world began with a deep passion for fishing, which he pursued rigorously after college. To meet the demands of sponsors…
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Can Western and naturopathic medicine coexist for better health outcomes? Join us on this enlightening episode as we embark on an adventure through the world of muskie angling and ancestral medicine. Listen to Jerry Ouellette, former Ontario Minister of Natural Resources, share captivating stories from his outdoor experiences and his discovery of c…
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Nova Scotians experiencing coastal access problems, whether land owners or the general public, have reported over and over that they struggle to get in touch with public servants or decision-makers and that finding meaningful and timely information about their situation is a constant challenge. These frustrating experience leave people feeling unhe…
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Amanda Powell is an outdoor enthusiast and advocate based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Despite having cerebral palsy, Amanda discovered a passion for hiking and adaptive mountain biking in 2017 when she learned about the accessibility options offered by U.S. National Parks. ⁣ Her love for the outdoors led her to found the nonprofit "Everybody on Trails…
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In this episode, I engage in a fascinating conversation with Paul Schmidt, a lecturer in management communications at the Ivey School of Business and manager of the Writing Support Center at the University of Western Ontario. Paul shares insights on making impactful changes to how we use language to communicate effectively about sustainability and …
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What makes a quaint northern town a must-visit for adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts? Join us as we take you to Atikokan, Ontario, and offer a glimpse into its vibrant community life and natural beauty. Discover the annual Bass Classic that draws fishing aficionados from across the continent and the allure of Quetico Park, a haven for canoeing an…
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In Eagle Head Bay, access to the beach, coastal trails or roads, and the protective qualities of wetlands is being eroded. In this episode, we learn about the intersection between coastal development and coastal access and what happens when fights over coastal access and environments bring communities together, and tear them apart. Special thanks t…
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Alicia Morg is a passionate huntress based in Coltmont, Pennsylvania. Hailing from the coal region, Alicia’s journey into hunting began at 21 with her first boyfriend. Despite not coming from a hunting background, her first successful hunt ignited a deep love for the sport. After parting ways with her boyfriend, Alicia continued to pursue her passi…
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Can embracing a raw diet truly transform your pet’s health? Get ready to be inspired by Lawrence from Lakefield, Ontario, as he shares his journey creating Raw and Easy Pet Foods, a company dedicated to providing healthier, raw food options for dogs. Not only does Lawrence delve into the history of kibble, but he also offers invaluable tips for cra…
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Greg Sakowicz, originally from Michigan and Chicago, found his calling in Colorado after a midlife crisis led him to explore new opportunities following a layoff from his television news job. Settling in Denver, Greg developed a passion for hiking, which inspired his social media persona, "Fat Man Little Trail." ⁣ What began as a hobby quickly evol…
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On the western edge of Cape Breton is a popular beach that was almost lost to the public if not for the tenacity and detective work of a local environmental group. In this episode, we visit Chimney Corner Beach and learn about how the Margaree Environmental Association dug into years of experience and discovered more than they expected to find in t…
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Joy Seward is an instructor at the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) in Boulder, Wyoming, where she specializes in horsepacking expeditions that teach wilderness survival skills. With a background in environmental studies and art and communication, Joy combines her passion for the outdoors with her expertise in education. She grew up on a f…
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Ever wondered how America's majestic elk made a comeback after facing near extinction? Join us on this captivating episode of Outdoor Journal Radio's Under the Canopy as we sit down with Mark from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Broadcasting from beautiful Missoula, Montana, Mark shares his unique perspective on the passion and dedication drivin…
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Michael Chamberlain's fascination with wild turkeys began in his suburban childhood outside Richmond, Virginia, nurtured by Saturday hunting trips with his diesel mechanic father. Inspired by a wildlife biologist friend of his father's, Chamberlain pursued his passion for wildlife biology at Virginia Tech, specializing in fisheries and wildlife sci…
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Grassland ecosystems and birds are increasingly under threat as agricultural operations expand to meet growing food demands. Yet, agriculture itself can be the solution! Through personal anecdotes and a deep appreciation for the unique wildlife of the Canadian prairies, Ian Cook highlights the importance of grasslands and the need to find collabora…
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This episode is about a battle for a road. Specifically, a road that leads to a sandbar in South Bar, Cape Breton. Over 10 years in the making, this story shows why coastal access is so important to Nova Scotians, and the painful and dehumanizing way conflicts over unclear deeds and conflicting values can play out. Special thanks to our guests Rodn…
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Hank Rogers is transitioning from a working man to an outdoor influencer with a focus on bass fishing. Raised in the Appalachian Mountains, Hank's early life was marked by various jobs and financial hardships. Despite these challenges, he pursued a college degree in computer networking at 30, leading to a successful career in IT, managing a data ce…
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Unlock the secrets behind the creation and success of the Outdoor Journal Radio Network in this special anniversary episode. Hear firsthand from Jerry Ouellette, the passionate host of "Under the Canopy," about his experiences in the natural world and his unique fascination with the chaga mushroom. Angelo Viola also joins to discuss the network's e…
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In a province where 87% (or more) of the coastline is privately owned, private property owners can often be at the brunt end of coastal access conflicts. Yet, there are ways that property owners and communities can work together to maintain or create access. In this episode, we hear two stories of property owners who came 'from away' to rural Nova …
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Trevon Stoltzfus, an avid hunter from New Mexico, grew up in a farming and ranching community near the Mexican border. Although his father didn't hunt, Trevon's passion for the outdoors was nurtured by his family, leading him to hunt with his grandfather and uncle. After a wrestling career that took him to the junior Olympics, Trevon transitioned t…
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Ever wondered how potash mining in Saskatchewan impacts global food production? Learn about the crucial role of potash as a fertilizer, and get an inside look at the extensive operations involved in its extraction. Our discussion covers the technicalities of reinforcing concrete in potash processing plants, handling heavy steel bars, and designing …
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Lani Chapko, a passionate climber from Seattle, Washington, has been drawn to outdoor activities from a young age, initially excelling in sprint kayaking. Her climbing journey began during college in Southern California, where friends encouraged her to take an outdoor adventure PE class despite her initial fear of heights. This class, which include…
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Canoers, kayakers, and stand-up paddle boarders all use Nova Scotia's waterways, including the marine coastlines. These activities are popular for tourists and locals alike, but a growing problem with reliable and low-barrier access has canoers looking over their shoulders when they stop to rest. Hikers, who enjoy the coastline from the land, are a…
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