The top nature podcasts right now — each with a free daily AI recap.

A wildlife biologist and guests analyze documented animal attacks to explain animal behavior and how to stay safe in the wild.
#2
Investigates cryptids, ancient mysteries, and unexplained phenomena at the edges of history and legend.
#3
Guided field recordings explore North American songbird habitats and their calls across diverse regions.
#4
Examines Bigfoot encounters through interviews with people who claim to have seen the creature, focusing on their personal experiences and stories.
#5
Explores wildlife and wild places through stories of animals adapting to survive and the people protecting them.
#6
Explores lessons from nature through conversations with artists, scientists, and thinkers about creativity, connection, and transformation.
#7
A lighthearted exploration of bird biology for birders and naturalists, hosted by a professional birding guide with a PhD in Zoology.
#8
Explores bird behavior, evolution, and ecology through scientific storytelling and expert interviews.
#9
A birder and actor guides listeners through the basics of birdwatching and nature connection.
#9
Firsthand accounts of bigfoot sightings and unexplained phenomena, shared by witnesses and explored by a veteran investigator.
#10
A deep dive into Bigfoot sightings, encounters, and the mysteries surrounding the legendary creature.
#11
Explores moments of awe and wonder found in science, art, history, and the natural world.
#12
Examines Bigfoot sightings and behavior through eyewitness accounts and the host's personal encounter experience.
#13
Discusses birds, birding, conservation, and birding-related travel with experts and enthusiasts across North America and beyond.
#13
Wildlife biologist Forrest Galante and co-hosts explore animal mysteries, conservation, and wild adventures with expert insights and humor.
#14
Eyewitnesses recount their personal encounters with Bigfoot and other elusive forest creatures from around the world.
#15
Two hosts review animal species, rating them on effectiveness, ingenuity, and aesthetics.
#15
Friends investigate cryptids and paranormal phenomena in the Midwest and Appalachia through eyewitness interviews and scientific discussion.
#16
Conversations about birding, conservation, and birding culture with expert hosts.
#17
Eyewitnesses share firsthand accounts of Bigfoot sightings without interruption or commentary.
#20
Each week, a new species is explored through interviews with global conservation experts and discussions on wildlife protection efforts.
#21
Intimate conversations with environmental innovators working on real-world solutions to protect and restore the planet.
#23
True stories from natural history, exploring wild encounters, survival, expeditions, and myths with expert guests.
#24
Experts discuss native plants and their role in solving ecological challenges like restoration, conservation, and ecosystem health.
#25
A comedy podcast examining nature and science while humorously debating how many of an animal a person could defeat in a fight.
#26
A topical guide to outdoor life in Scotland.
#27
Headwaters explores how Glacier National Park is interconnected with the broader environment and systems around it.
#28
Explores the people, wildlife, and landscapes shaping the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem through personal stories and field recordings.
#29
Explores backyard bird feeding and connecting with nature through simple outdoor experiences.
#30
Michelle Fullner explores California's ecosystems, interviewing experts on its plants, animals, geology, and biodiversity.
#31
Two hosts explore local nature, sharing observations and insights about wildlife and ecosystems in everyday environments.
#32
Explores building a regenerative future through inner healing, community renewal, and reconnection with the web of life.
#33
Explores fish species across America through science, fishing, and cultural connections with experts and communities.
#34
Discusses invertebrate conservation and efforts to protect their habitats through the work of the Xerces Society.
#35
A beekeeping podcast featuring interviews, news, gadgets, and stories for hobbyists, commercial beekeepers, and pollinator enthusiasts.
#36
A brief weekly journey into the natural world through immersive soundscapes and mindful reflection.
#37
Explores conservation, prairie ecosystems, gardening, hunting, and farming through conversations with experts and enthusiasts.
#38
Nature sounds designed for relaxation, stress relief, meditation, and sleep.
#39
Examines human relationships with nature through interviews with wildlife experts, conservationists, and animal behaviorists.
#40
Explores pressing environmental issues through stories, facts, and debates to help listeners engage with planetary health.
#41
Experts in deer biology and management discuss the latest research to help hunters and land stewards improve habitat and wildlife practices.
#42
Firefighters discuss wildfire response, frontline experiences, and the realities of wildland firefighting.
#43
Explores Florida's wildlife, ecosystems, and conservation through the lens of two experienced natural resource professionals.
#44
A journalist travels across the Great Plains and Midwest to meet people restoring ecosystems damaged by human activity.
#45
A weekly call-in show about wild birds, covering identification, feeding, and backyard birdwatching with expert guests and listener questions.
#47
A weekly exploration of the British countryside featuring guest interviews and immersive soundscapes of the natural world.
#48
Explores nature-inspired solutions for innovation, resilience, and systemic change through biomimicry.
#49
Explores backyard wildlife, native plants, birdwatching, and citizen science to help listeners create thriving local ecosystems.
#50
A cannabis research scientist studies plant chemistry and medicinal uses to advance public understanding and reduce harm.
#51
Conversations with experts on how humans interact with and affect wild nature and its preservation.
#52
Explores ecological and social connections through narrative, science, and immersive sound design.
#53
Explores the world of fungi through foraging, medicinal properties, cultural impact, and the people passionate about mushrooms.
#54
Trent Loos discusses agriculture and connects food producers with consumers through conversations about farming and faith.
#54
Summit Metro Parks
#55
Experts from Ohio’s Division of Wildlife discuss hunting, fishing, conservation, and outdoor recreation across the state.
#56
Explores hunting, fishing, and science-based wildlife conservation under the North American model.
#57
Explores global rewilding efforts through interviews with conservationists, scientists, and activists restoring ecosystems and wildlife.
#58
Stories from coastal communities grappling with climate change and environmental transformation along the Gulf Coast and beyond.
#59
Conversations with leaders driving rewilding and nature recovery projects worldwide.
#60
Explores real-life cases of cryptids, paranormal events, and monstrous mysteries in monthly episodes.
#61
Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant explores the lives of diverse conservationists working to protect endangered species and their habitats.
#62
Dane Wigington
#63
Explores human relationships with wolves and wildlife through conservation, biology, and coexistence with scientists, artists, and ranchers.
#63
Marine life and underwater exploration in the Red Sea, featuring creatures, dive sites, and ocean adventures.
#64
A lively exploration of birds and bird conservation in Canada, featuring expert guests and hosted by Andrea Gress.
#65
Field recordings from North Mississippi capture the natural sounds of wind, birds, and forests in 20-minute immersive episodes.
#66
Two hosts explore human nature through science, stories, and philosophy inspired by the natural world.
#67
People share how they incorporate nature and adventure into their lives through walks and outdoor experiences in urban and wild settings.
#68
Explores ocean animals through conversations with experts and enthusiasts who study and interact with marine life.
#68
Tommy Fowler
#68
Ocean Science Radio
#69
Weekly reports on the best public locations to view spring wildflowers across Southern and Central California.
#69
Carole
#70
Teaches practical survival skills for real-life emergencies through expert advice and survivor stories.
#70
Survivors recount terrifying encounters with deadly animals in real-life horror stories.
#71
Discusses ocean conservation challenges including climate change, overfishing, and pollution, and ways individuals can help protect marine environments.
#71
Examines conservation and environmental challenges in the American Southwest through interviews on science, policy, and desert ecosystems.
#71
Examines how urban trees impact communities, health, and culture through stories from arborists and local stewards.
#71
Arthro-Pod
#71
Run'n and Gun'n Podcast
#71
The National Weather Desk
#72
RainManCJ
#72
Mutual of Omaha
#72
Hannah Buschert
#73
Cohosts explore upland bird hunting, conservation, and dog training through science and storytelling with experts in the field.
#73
Beyond the Pines with Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter
#74
Professional game biologists discuss data-driven land and wildlife management to optimize property potential.
#74
A monthly news podcast covering key issues affecting the Chesapeake Bay region.
#74
Conversations with experts and enthusiasts about observing and conserving wild mammals worldwide.
#74
Soothing sounds of rain and thunderstorms to aid relaxation, sleep, and focus.
#74
Sam Rodgers
#75
Emma and Robi
#75RTÉ Kids
#75
A host examines climate change by interviewing experts, reviewing science, and exploring solutions while addressing the emotional weight of the crisis.
#75
Save the Redwoods League
#76
Investigates Bigfoot sightings, eyewitness accounts, and scientific theories in the search for evidence of the creature's existence.
#76
A weekly podcast exploring frogs, toads, and salamanders for hobbyists, naturalists, and ecologists.
#76
Conversations with ecologists, naturalists, and researchers about the natural world and its ecological complexities.
#77
Explores birds, plants, wildlife, and conservation through conversations with naturalists, scientists, and community leaders.
#77
A comedic podcast exploring bird-watching with guests, making the case for its fun and cultural relevance.