Into The Wild Nature News - Week 28 - COP30 & The Amazon
Oct 29, 2025
Nadia and Ryan dive into the controversial approval of oil drilling in the Amazon, prompting discussions about environmental hypocrisy before COP30. They celebrate the Indigenous community's successful efforts in Ecuador to protect their lands from extractive industries. You'll also hear real-world insights into the future of the UK's Natural History GCSE and practical tips for fostering a love of nature in young people. Expect light-hearted banter and a mix of serious topics that highlight the intricate relationship between nature and community!
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Pigeon Feeding Banter
- Ryan and Nadia banter about feeding pigeons and what counts as being the "crazy pigeon person."
- The exchange frames the show's informal, conversational tone and draws listeners in with everyday nature moments.
Squirrel On A Mossy Log
- Nadia describes a perfect woodland walk that ended with a red squirrel on a mossy log and tits flocking nearby.
- The story highlights a vivid, sensory nature moment and why small encounters matter.
Unexpected Owl Call In Daytime
- Ryan recounts hearing a tawny owl calling at 1pm while walking dogs near Kenwood estate.
- The moment felt solitary and special, underscoring how surprising wildlife encounters can be in urban-adjacent areas.