The Nature of Idaho

The Nature of Idaho

KISU-FM

Hosted by Zoo Idaho Superintendent Peter Pruett and Idaho Museum of Natural History Director Dr. Leif Tapanila, The Nature of Idaho explores how the Gem State’s wild landscapes shape its past, present, and future. Each half-hour episode dives into nature stories from across Idaho, featuring local news from the natural world, fascinating fun facts, and lively conversations that celebrate life outdoors.Since its launch in February 2018, The Nature of Idaho has produced more than 150 original episodes and earned multiple awards for excellence in science and environmental programming.“Idaho has so much to offer—its landscapes, habitats, geology, and people are endlessly inspiring,” says Pruett. “The Nature of Idaho is about sharing our excitement for everything that makes wild Idaho special—the places and the faces.”“We hope our listeners join us to reconnect with nature,” adds Dr. Tapanila. “Whether we’re talking about digging up dinosaurs or listening to crickets in the backyard, there’s always something extraordinary happening outside.”Email: [email protected] a list of past show topics/titles hereThe Nature of Idaho Season 1The Nature of Idaho Season 2The Nature of Idaho Season 3The Nature of Idaho Season 4The Nature of Idaho Season 5The Nature of Idaho Season 6The Nature of Idaho Season 7The Nature of Idaho Season 8

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