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Modern Texas Naturalist

Published by Romey Swanson

  • Science
  • Natural sciences
  • Nature

Modern Texas Naturalist is a podcast about curiosity, the natural world, and the people who spend their lives exploring, understanding, and caring for it. Hosted by wildlife biologist, conservationist, and lifelong naturalist Romey Swanson, each episode is a conversation with someone whose life has been shaped by paying attention to nature—from scientists, writers, artists, educators, landowners, and conservationists to the wonderfully curious people who simply can't stop asking questions about the wild world around them. These aren't lectures. They're conversations about discovery, field experiences, careers, conservation, books, ideas, mistakes, unexpected encounters, and the places and creatures that leave their mark on us. Pull up a chair. Let's see what we can discover together. New conversations every other Wednesday.

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  1. Number 20NatureUnited States
  2. Number 126ScienceUnited States

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  1. Introducing Modern Texas Naturalist from Modern Texas Naturalist, opens in a new tab

    Sep 16, 20262 min

    Welcome to Modern Texas Naturalist. Join wildlife biologist, conservationist, and lifelong naturalist Romey Swanson for conversations with people whose lives have been shaped by exploring, understanding, and caring for the natural world. Scientists. Writers. Educators. Landowners. Artists. Conservationists. And wonderfully curious people who simply can't stop asking questions about the wild world around them. These are conversations about nature, discovery, field experiences, conservation, books, ideas, unexpected encounters - and the people and places that leave their mark on us. Our first conversation arrives September 30 with Dr. Randy Simpson, Romey's graduate advisor, longtime mentor, friend, and one of the people who helped shape the naturalist he would become. Follow Modern Texas Naturalist now so you'll be there when our first conversation drops. New conversations every other Wednesday. Modern Texas Naturalist

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