The top nature podcasts right now — each with a free daily AI recap.

A young birder hosts talks with scientists, conservationists, and nature lovers about birds and the natural world.
#2
A wildlife biologist and guests analyze documented animal attacks to explain animal behavior and how to stay safe in the wild.
#3
Climate innovators share their work and motivations with rock climber Alex Honnold in conversations about preserving the planet.
#4
Explores wildlife and wild places through stories of animals adapting to survive and the people protecting them.
#5
A biologist explores the surprising science and stories behind birds, revealing their impact on the world with humor and expert insights.
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Examines Bigfoot encounters through interviews with people who claim to have seen the creature, focusing on their personal experiences and stories.
#7
Examines how urban trees impact communities, health, and culture through stories from arborists and local stewards.
#8
Explores moments of awe and wonder found in science, art, history, and the natural world.
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Explores lessons from nature through conversations with artists, scientists, and thinkers about creativity, connection, and transformation.
#10
A biology teacher shares ecological insights through everyday observations of nature.
#11
Explores the intersection of outdoor access, conservation, and environmental justice in an era of climate crisis and political threat.
#12
Indigenous leaders share traditional ecological knowledge to address modern environmental challenges.
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A Fish and Game warden uncovers a major poaching ring that leads to a deeper investigation inside New Hampshire’s State Prison.
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Two hosts rate animal species on effectiveness, ingenuity, and aesthetics.
#15
Musicians create songs about every bird species and have experts evaluate their accuracy.
#16
Examines Bigfoot sightings and behavior through eyewitness accounts and the host's personal encounter experience.
#17
A lighthearted exploration of bird biology for birders and naturalists, hosted by a professional birding guide with a PhD in Zoology.
#18
Wildlife biologist Forrest Galante and co-hosts share expert insights and adventurous stories about wildlife, conservation, and expeditions.
#19
Explores National Parks through conversations with rangers, scientists, and conservationists about nature, history, and wildlife.
#20
A birder and actor guides listeners through the basics of birdwatching and nature connection.
#21
Discusses birds, birding, conservation, and birding-related travel with experts and enthusiasts across North America and beyond.
#22
Eyewitnesses recount their personal encounters with Bigfoot and other elusive forest creatures from around the world.
#23
Firsthand accounts of bigfoot sightings and unexplained phenomena, shared by witnesses and explored by a veteran investigator.
#24
A deep dive into Bigfoot sightings, encounters, and the mysteries surrounding the legendary creature.
#25
Experts discuss invasive insects and plants threatening Minnesota's natural and agricultural resources.
#25
A comedy podcast examining nature and science while humorously debating how many of an animal a person could defeat in a fight.
#26
Two researchers explore cryptids, UFOs, and paranormal phenomena in corn-growing regions, blending science and conspiracy theories.
#27
Eyewitnesses share firsthand accounts of Bigfoot sightings without interruption or commentary.
#28
Conversations about birding, conservation, and birding culture with expert hosts.
#29
Explores pressing environmental issues through stories, facts, and debates to help listeners engage with planetary health.
#30
Michelle Fullner explores California’s diverse ecosystems through on-location interviews with scientists and naturalists.
#31
Explores backyard bird feeding and connecting with nature through simple outdoor experiences.
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Explores the natural world through expert interviews and outdoor news to inspire connection and advocacy.
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Deer biologists discuss research and management practices to improve deer and habitat stewardship for hunters and land managers.
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Explores ocean ecosystems, marine life, and human relationships with the sea through storytelling and environmental inquiry.
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Explores fish species across America through science, fishing, and cultural connections with experts and communities.
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Solutions for bird conservation and how everyday actions can help protect birds and improve the environment for everyone.
#38
Experts discuss native plants and their role in solving ecological challenges like restoration, conservation, and ecosystem health.
#39
Each week, a new species is explored through interviews with global conservation experts and discussions on wildlife protection efforts.
#40
Experts from Ohio’s Division of Wildlife discuss hunting, fishing, conservation, and outdoor recreation across the state.
#41
A topical guide to outdoor life in Scotland.
#42
Explores global climate solutions through stories of rapid, large-scale progress and the people driving change.
#43
Explores ecological and social connections through immersive storytelling, science, and sound design.
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A brief weekly journey into the natural world through immersive soundscapes and mindful reflection.
#45
松松與拉亞透過每週動物故事和生態探索,帶領聽眾深入自然世界。
#46
Stories from the Gulf Coast explore how climate change impacts coastal communities and the fight to protect them.
#47
Wilderness survival skills and disaster preparedness taught with blunt, no-nonsense advice from a barefoot expert.
#48
People building a just and sustainable world share insights on creating systemic change through compassion, ecology, and reimagined societal values.
#49
Two hosts explore human nature through science, stories, and philosophy inspired by the natural world.
#50
Two hosts explore local nature, sharing observations and insights about wildlife and ecosystems in everyday environments.
#51
Experts explore the societal, scientific, and psychological impacts of losing fundamental elements of life, from the moon to sleep to salt.
#52
Explores human relationships with wolves and wildlife through conservation, biology, and coexistence with scientists, artists, and ranchers.
#53
Headwaters explores how Glacier National Park is interconnected with the broader environment and systems around it.
#54
Marc Jerram BSc (Hons) Grad Dip ELR CJF AWCF Master Farrier
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Summit Metro Parks
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A group of friends talk about conservation, wildlife, outdoor life, and share hunting stories.
#56
Firefighters discuss wildfire experiences and insights from the front lines.
#57
Real Bigfoot sightings and terrifying eyewitness accounts from across North America.
#58
Explores upland bird hunting, conservation, and dog training through science-based storytelling and expert interviews.
#59Marine scientists discuss ocean conservation, marine life, and career challenges in a casual, conversational podcast.
#60
Uncover true, strange, and gripping stories from natural history, exploring humanity's encounters with the wild through expert insights.
#61
Examines human relationships with nature through interviews with wildlife experts, conservationists, and animal behaviorists.
#62
Survivors recount terrifying encounters with deadly animals in real-life horror stories.
#63
A podcast about reptile care using expert practices to keep snakes and other reptiles alive, for beginners and experienced keepers.
#63
Marine life and underwater exploration in the Red Sea, featuring creatures, dive sites, and ocean adventures.
#64
Applies nature’s strategies to human design and innovation challenges through biomimicry and real-world problem-solving.
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Dane Wigington
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A weekly call-in show about wild birds, covering identification, feeding, and backyard birdwatching with expert guests and listener questions.
#66
Explores ocean animals through conversations with experts and enthusiasts who study and interact with marine life.
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Outdoor adventures and stories from people whose lives are shaped by nature, from birdwatchers to conservationists and wilderness explorers.
#68
Conversations with ecologists, naturalists, and researchers about the natural world and its ecological complexities.
#68
A podcast exploring the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales and the broader ecosystem of the Salish Sea and planet.
#68
Explores the people, wildlife, and landscapes shaping the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem through personal stories and field recordings.
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Tommy Fowler
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Follows the rewilding journey at Knepp through wildlife encounters, ecological discoveries, and the people shaping the project.
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Explores shark biology, conservation, and myths through expert interviews led by marine scientist Dr. Isla Hodgson.
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Ryan Lee
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Weekly reports on the best public locations to view spring wildflowers across Southern and Central California.
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Carole
#70Two hosts examine flaws in the global food system and highlight efforts to create more sustainable, equitable alternatives.
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A beekeeping podcast featuring interviews, news, gadgets, and stories for hobbyists, commercial beekeepers, and pollinator enthusiasts.
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David Oakes
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Megan Leslie interviews people working to protect nature, focusing on conservation efforts and environmental stewardship.
#71
Nature sounds designed for relaxation, stress relief, meditation, and sleep.
#71
Arthro-Pod
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Run'n and Gun'n Podcast
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Auf die Ohren GmbH
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Environmental news and analysis on climate change, biodiversity, tropical ecology, and wildlife from the frontlines of conservation.
#72
A wildlife filmmaker explores ocean ecosystems aboard a research vessel, documenting marine life and conservation work.
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Kevin Cox
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Scientists and birders discuss bird behavior, migration, identification, and conservation in accessible, science-based conversations.
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A Canadian podcast exploring bird species, conservation issues, and research through expert conversations and field stories.
#73
Chesapeake Bay Journal
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True wilderness survival stories of animal attacks, avalanches, and being stranded at sea.
#73
A chemist hosts conversations with scientists to explore futuristic scientific possibilities and their real-world implications.
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Beyond the Pines with Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter
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Trent Loos discusses agriculture and connects food producers with consumers through conversations about farming and faith.
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Bat Conservation Trust
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Discusses parrot care, behavior, training, nutrition, and conservation for captive and wild parrots.
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Native plant experts and conservationists share practical sustainability efforts in Wisconsin’s prairie communities.