You might have noticed an odd trend across our last two episodes: both keto and bluefin feature a cameo by the one and only @janefonda! In our newest, why Jane is rooting for a new treaty that preserves 30% of the ocean for fish like the imperiled bluefin: gastropod.com/all-aboard-the…

Wow, this is HUGE.

In the first-ever trial of its kind in the US, a group of Montana youths argued their constitutional rights were being violated. Judge finds plaintiffs have “fundamental constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment, which includes climate…”

unclear about the future of this site formerly known as bird, but it has felt real uncomfy here lately. if anyone is making the exodus over to b!ue sky, come find me: @ cgeib.bsky.social

Happy #SharkWeek ! It’s no small task to keep a cohort of baby sharks alive day after day. Even on a good day, when there are no flesh-eating worms devouring them inside out.

Story by Claudia Geib:
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How much would you pay to enjoy the environmental & ethical benefits of lab-grown meat? Our producer Claudia Geib has the scoop for @eater on why this burger costs $$$, and the challenges cultivated meat faces in competing with industrially raised animals: eater.com/23797712/lab-g…

Pretty amazing to see the continued resonance of Lucy Yang's study on breadfruit and climate change: doi.org/10.1371/journa…. Semi-hopeful stories are powerful amidst the climate chaos. news.mongabay.com/2023/07/breadf… via Mongabay Claudia Geib NyreeZerega

Thanks JSTOR Daily for calling out my breadfruit article as one of this week's 'well-researched stories' that 'bridge the gap between news and scholarship' —it's in some great company in this roundup! daily.jstor.org/breadfruit-nuc…

Stories like this are infuriating. What's the point? We know that when people feel disconnected from an ecosystem, they're less likely to care about it. & If the writer's trying to make the point that people have 'sea blindness,' why bury that at the end? washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2023…

Inspired by a recent episode of Gastropod, I returned to breadfruit for Mongabay to find out how planting it in agroforests provides a triple threat for food, climate, and local wildlife: news.mongabay.com/2023/07/breadf…

Thanks for the reminder, Laura.

Something to consider: “Submersible” is as broad a term as “airplane”. We all recognize that a passenger jet is not the same as an experimental jet; so too for submersibles.

I think the 'parade' of queer animals in the Radiolab seagulls ep may be one of the most joyous minutes of radio I've ever heard 🐣radiolab.org/podcast/seagul…

a rainbow shirt in target won’t turn your kids gay but laura dern as dr. ellie sattler will

Over the last year, I fell down a rabbit hole that ended up tumbling me through one the biggest paradigm shifts I've experienced in my four decades on this planet.

Today, I share it with you.

I hope you, squawk, enjoy.

radiolab.org/podcast/seagul…

it's true, I've returned from the Southern Hemisphere on team gingernut! (and if you don't get the reference, our episode on texture was heaps of fun: gastropod.com/all-the-feels-…)

Happy pub day Dr. Paula Kahumbu Nat Geo Books!! I can't wait for people to get their hands on this beautiful book. bookshop.org/a/5904/9781426…

Published today ~ Brava to Claudia Geib, MIT SHASS alum '16 in Science Writing on her new book! Companion to the National Geographic TV series, Geib's book reveals the intelligence, family loyalty, empathy, and unique personalities of this magnificent creature. MIT Alumni MIT Science Writing

Companion to the Nat Geo television series, “Secrets of the Elephants” reveals behavior never before witnessed—and sounds a clarion call to honor and protect these magnificent animals. 🐘

Pre-order today: amz.run/6Tyj

NPR's only podcast dedicated to international storytelling, @roughly, has been cancelled and its host Gregory Warner has been laid off due to budget cuts. No one does cinematic audio stories from around the world like they do. Now they're looking for a new home.

This multimedia Hakai Magazine feature, on the catastrophic impacts of Alaskan cruise tourism, should win awards — it's deeply reported, cleverly and beautifully presented, and, oh yeah, absolutely horrifying.

hakaimagazine.com/features/cruis…

What does our all-star producer get up to when she's not helping us make the show? 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘!