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The Birdy Bug PodAuthor: Matthew and Steve
Just a father and son who are passionate about wildlife, photography and the environment. Grab a coffee and join us as we chat about threatened species and habitats, interesting news stories and the incredible work being done around the world that gives us hope. Oh, and we'll probably have a good natter about our photographic escapades from time to time too. Language: en Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Positive Nature News from 2025
Episode 58
Thursday, 15 January, 2026
With so much bad news in our daily feeds, it’s easy to forget that people around the world are working tirelessly to protect nature, wildlife, and the environment.So, before 2025 fades completely in the rear-view mirror, we’re taking one final look back at the year’s good news for the planet. From species making remarkable recoveries and long-lost wildlife being rediscovered, to major habitat protections and hard-won environmental policies, there’s far more hope than the headlines often suggest.Join us for a relaxed and chatty episode featuring some brilliant wins for nature, many mispronounced place names, and a hopeful start to 2026.Our annual positive news roundup is always one of our favourite episodes to research and record, we hope you enjoy listening.Get in touchDon't forget to follow The Birdy Bug Pod over on Instagram. And please do feel free to contact us with any questions, feedback, comments, or just to say hi!Follow us @thebirdybugpodLinksThermal Cameras and AI Help Protect Rhinos in Kenya | World Wildlife FundNepal Reports Stable Snow Leopard Population | World Wildlife FundDevon pine marten kits born in 'historic moment' on Dartmoor - BBC NewsSmallest otter in the world rediscovered in Nepal after 185-year absence | Discover WildlifeGorongosa Conservation Progress and Success 2025Rediscovered in a Forgotten Park: The Elusive Upemba Lechwe - African Conservation FoundationMountain Gorillas: Rising From the Brink of Extinction | World Wildlife FundSeal Greece: 1,000 Miles for the 1,000 Mediterranean Monk Seals Left on the Planet - Seal Greece
