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Burma Peeps at Many Lands

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Art of Vietnam

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Maelstrom - of Trades and Plunders: Maelstrom, #790

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Ditte: Girl Alive!

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A Photographic Guide to Seashore Life in the North Atlantic: Canada to Cape Cod

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Seasons Of The Ocean Biome

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Discover the Oceans: The World's Largest Ecosystem

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Democracy In America

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The Salt House: A Summer on the Dunes of Cape Cod

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The tales of Bennie, The lovable monster of Lake Garda. No.1. From the lake's creation to the arrival of the Romans

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City of Gold: Dubai and the Dream of Capitalism

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Lakes and Ponds!: With 25 Science Projects for Kids

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Why Did the Ancient Greeks Become a Seafaring People?

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The Self-Regulation Workbook for Kids: CBT Exercises and Coping Strategies to Help Children Handle Anxiety, Stress, and Other Strong Emotions

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Pete the Kitty Goes to the Doctor

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Anne of Green Gables: A Graphic Novel

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The Day My Fart Followed Me Home

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Alice In Wonderland: The Original 1865 Unabridged and Complete Edition (Lewis Carroll Classics)

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The Fixer

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HBM126: Sounding the Deep

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How Do Some Waves Get SO Big?: Enjoy 10% off MOVA Globes with code MINUTEEARTH. Shop now on https://bit.ly/MinuteEarthGlobes All over the world, giant wave breaks appear because of underwater geology that supercharges their wave energy. LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about...

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The Ship's Radio Officer

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Mapping Oceans With Sound And Mapping the Sound In The Oceans: This episode covers a lot of ground but look out for these key topics  The difference between Soundsheds and Soundscapes Sound is how we see underwater ( acoustic daylight ) The ocean of things Whales might be the cube satellites of the ocean We know mor...

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178 Waves of the intertidal zone (Don’t forget Lento’s built for headphones!): A shadow grey rock, the size of a stranded ship. Radiating heat, remembered from the midday sun. Around it, rock pools, and smooth curving shapes. Like sleeping seals. You're out. Alone. For a late evening walk. Overhead, and behind, the sky is a dee...

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If Life is a Journey on Water…

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The Suez Canal: Learn more about the shortcut through Africa

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Mni Sota Makoce: The Land of the Dakota—History and Cultural Connections to the Prairie, Part 2

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107 Shellness bleak where land meets sea (best heard with time and headphones): This, is bleak. Wave, weather worn, bleak. Windswept, land end bleak. What we've come for. An exposed area of land that noses out into the North Sea. Its tidal zones are made of bleached dry shells instead of sand. Of saline rotted timbered fences, some ...

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205 Soundscenes of a changing tide (sleep safe): Slide 1: Its the middle of the night. The Lento box is recording alone, tied to a cold, stark railing, that descends down the seawall into the water. Its an ear-witness to the nocturnal sound of this estuary place. East of Burnham-on-Crouch, facing d...

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143: Australia Tips and Advice for Travellers: Gary Bembridge of Tips for Travellers shares his observations, tips and advice about Australia. Subscribe to the show free on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or TuneIn Radio. Highlights of the show includes: Overall:Vast country and had not really...

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A Conversation with Passionate Dune Stewards: If you've ever walked along a beach, you’ve likely noticed the dunes, the mounds of sand that have been formed by the wind. But have you ever thought about what those dunes do and how important they are? Perhaps not; our guests certainly have. In...

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Maritime Africa 2: The Skeleton Coast of Namibia

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Deep Sea Drilling with Dawn

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Seaside brutalism - at the Port of Felixstowe: On the beach, sat within wetting distance of the water's edge, there's a point where the noise from the container port begins to meld in with the shingle soft washing to and fro of the waves. Here, about a quarter of a mile away, towering gantry cranes c...

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Predators and Prey in Devonian Seas

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Coral reefs: a biological symphony being silenced: Coral reefs: a biological symphony being silenced

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PRESSURISED: 037 - Deep digging with Andrew McCaig: Our short and to the point PRESSURISED version of episode 37. If you don't have time for the full episode and want to get right to the science without any of our waffle, this is the place to be! Read the show notes and find the full episode here: htt...

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Glacier National Park

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127: Winter On The Redwood Coast

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158 That edgeland feel along the Thames near Tilbury Docks (sleep safe): Bright hazy sunshine. Behind, and up the bank, a winding footpath, littered with discarded sunbleached things. Here, sat still and amongst it all, dense bankside vegetation. Everything dried up, and whisping in a warm late summer breeze. Ripe blackbe...

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Magic Islands, Cryovolcanoes, & Electric Snow | Episode 3

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SUFB 1163: New Camera System To Explore The Deep Sea For Giant Squid: The Deep Sea is quite a mysterious place. In fact, we know more about space than we do about the Deep Sea, which doesn't make a lot of sense since the Ocean is on our planet and we need to make a better effort in knowing our planet better. There are...

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174 Where cool woodland meets the summer sea (an afternoon snooze): At the far end of the long sandy beach at Tenby there's an area of cool, shady woodland. From the distance and under hot summer sunshine, it looks idyllic. Inviting. A shady promontory on the horizon that curves and blurs down into the sea.  The best...

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What is at the bottom of the ocean?: The ocean covers over 70% of our planet, and yet, we’ve only mapped about a tenth of it. We know more about the far side of the moon than we know about our own ocean! In this episode, Tai explores the deep ocean to learn about its mysteries and what survives in its darkest corners. This week Tai spoke with: - Verena Tunnicliffe, a marine biologist who has spent 30 years studying all the weird and wacky animals that thrive on the bottom of the ocean - Melissa Omand, Assistant Professor of Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island. She’s an explorer who uses robots to explore the ocean depths - Bob Dziak, NOAA’s acoustic engineer, who has dropped sound recorders into places like the Mariana Trench.

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Essequibo

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Preserving an Important Historical Island with Nature-Based Solutions: This episode starts with a story. In 1604, 79 members of an expedition from France, including Samuel de Champlain, came to Saint Croix Island off the shores of Maine and New Brunswick to set up a colony in the new land. They called it l’Acadie—Acadia....

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#7: Who Owns The Sea (And Why Does It Matter)?: It's time for Part 1 of our 3-part series on "Who owns the sea, sky, and space?" Ever wondered who actually owns the sea? Learn about who owns 2/3 of the surface area of the world, why countries want to claim ownership of rocks in the middle of now

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028 – Being a captain with Stuart Buckle: The Professor is back from his adventures at sea with lots of exciting new updates. He talks us through some of his key findings from this already iconic deep-sea expedition. We also get to hear from an often overlooked figure in these expeditions: the s...

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RE-RELEASE: Nazca Lines: Secrets in the Sand: What were they for? What did they mean? Their story–and the story of the people who made them–is so much more than it seems.