# David Quammen
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david quammen (born February 24, 1948) is an American science, nature, and travel writer and the author of fifteen books.
For 15 years he wrote a column called "Natural Acts" for Outside magazine. His articles have also appeared in National Geographic, Harper's, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Book Review, The New Yorker, and other periodicals.
Is That an Aga? Birding, Storytelling, and Sustainability on the Mariana Islands
Welcome back to the Outdoor Adventure Series! In this episode, Howard Fox sits down with Emily Louina Cook—author, artist, and environmental educator—to celebrate the launch of her new illustrated children’s book, "Is That an Åga?"
Emily shares her passion for environmental education, her unique j…
Island Biogeography with Kevin Alison and John Knapp
Humans have been fascinated by islands since the writing of the earliest works of literature, but the outsized role they play in our imaginations isn't limited to fiction. Islands make up only a tiny percentage of the land on earth, but they represent about a fifth of the planet's total biodiversit…
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Pandemics: Before Patient Zero —
What happens before a pandemic has a name — when the pathogen is already moving, the evidence is incomplete, and someone has to decide whether a strange cluster of illness is noise or the beginning of something much bigger?
In this episode of No One Is Coming, Lanc…
Why Deadly Viral Pandemics Are Becoming More Common
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Brian Hare, who co-authored "The Genius of Dogs" and "Survival of the Friendliest" with his wife and research partner Vanessa Woods, talks about their work exploring the evolution of cognition in domestic dogs and the human-canine bond. He and Vanessa will join acclaimed author David Quammen in con…
Nature Reads: A Peek Into a Conservationist’s Bookshelf
What does a conservationist read when they’re not out in the field? Environmental researcher and conservationist Dr Teckwyn Lim shares some of the books that have shaped his thinking, from In Malay Forests and The Song of the Dodo, to Moby Dick, Incerto and more. Together with Surin Suksuwan, co-fo…
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