The Warblers by Birds Canada

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This award winning podcast shares Canadian information, insights and inspiration on the world of birds and bird conservation. The lively discussions are hosted by Andrea Gress whose curiosity leads to discovering fun facts and useful tips while travelling uncommon flight paths to learn from expert guests. Thanks to our incredible listeners, The Warblers podcast was named the winner of the 2022 Nature Inspiration Award - Canadian Museum of Nature in the non-profit (large) category! We would love to hear from you, let us know what you think about the podcast here or which topics you will love -> podcast@birdscanada.org

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Recent Reviews
  • ND WBB fan
    Very educational
    I am really enjoying these podcasts. I learning something new with each one.
  • FrankKastanza
    The Science of Birds
    What an interesting and informative series. The wife and I are in our mid 60’s and we love this podcast. Keep up the great work Ivan. Frank from West Virginia
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