Bretz and the Channeled Scablands - New Discoveries
Explore the groundbreaking discoveries of J Harlen Bretz and the Channeled Scablands, uncovering new insights into this fascinating geological phenomenon and its impact on our understanding of Earth's history.
Cave Bears - The Unexpected Vegetarians of the Ice Age
Explore the surprising diet and lifestyle of Ice Age cave bears, challenging assumptions about their predatory nature and uncovering fascinating insights into their behavior and evolution.
Cro-Magnons: The Last Ice Age People of Europe
Explore the fascinating world of Cro-Magnons with anthropologist Trenton Holliday. Uncover their culture, creativity, and interactions with Neandertals during the last Ice Age in Europe.
Glaciers, Deserts, and Wind
Explore glaciers, deserts, and wind in Earth's systems. Learn about glacial movement, erosion, and deposits, as well as desert formation and wind's role in shaping landscapes.
The Story of Climate Change
Explore the history of climate science, from early discoveries to modern models, and understand the current global climate crisis and its ethical implications.
Pre-Glacial Drainages - Ice Age Floods A to Z - Episode E
Explore pre-glacial drainage systems and their impact on Ice Age floods with geologist Nick Zentner. Discover ancient landscapes and geological processes that shaped North America.
Ice Age Australia - A Journey Through Time and Extinction
Explore Australia's prehistoric megafauna, ancient migrations, and "Australia's Serengeti" with palaeontologist Gilbert Price as he uncovers the secrets of Ice Age Australia and its extinct giants.
Ice Age Australia - A Journey Through Time and Extinction
Explore Australia's prehistoric megafauna, ancient migrations, and "Australia's Serengeti" with palaeontologist Gilbert Price. Discover how past ecosystems responded to climate change and shaped modern Australia.
Loess and Wind-Blown Sediments - Episode Q with Mark Sweeney
Explore the fascinating world of loess with geologist Mark Sweeney in this in-depth discussion, covering its formation, distribution, and significance in understanding Ice Age floods and climate history.
The North Remembers - Ice Age Fossil Finds from Medicine Hat, Alberta
Explore Alberta's Ice Age fossils, including Canada's only Smilodon fatalis specimen, and discover the rich Pleistocene record beyond dinosaurs in this fascinating paleontological journey.
Looking for Fossils in Underground Caves - Ice Age Deposits in Western North America
Explore ice age cave deposits across western North America, uncovering mammalian fossils and their significance in understanding biological changes and biogeographic distributions during the last glacial period.
Ice Age Horses of the American West
Explore the fascinating history of ice age horses in North America, their ecological significance, and recent paleontological discoveries in Nevada and Wyoming.
The End of the Ice Age - Ecology, Functional Morphology, and Megafaunal Response to a Changing World
Explore megafaunal ecology and morphology during the Ice Age's end, examining how changing environments impacted prehistoric species and their adaptations.
Extinction of Mainland and Island Mammoth Populations in Alaska 6,000 Years Ago
Explore new research on mammoth extinctions in Arctic North America, including the final demise of a population on St. Paul Island, Alaska, 6000 years ago.
Pleistocene Megafauna Extinction: Causes and Notable Species
Explore Pleistocene megafauna evolution and extinction theories, from woolly mammoths to saber-toothed cats. Discover the Ice Age, Younger Dryas cooling, and debates on extinction causes.
Busting Climate Change Myths - How Climate Change Actually Works
Debunking common climate change misconceptions, explaining the science behind global warming, and addressing the impact of CO2 on Earth's ecosystems and oceans.
Sabre-Toothed Cats, Dire Wolves, and Other Ice Age Mammals from Alberta
Explore Alberta's Ice Age fossils, including rare dire wolf and sabre-toothed cat specimens, and discover the region's rich Pleistocene record beyond dinosaurs.
Biogeography and Global Provincialism in Mammalian Distributions - Lecture 4.3
Explore mammalian biogeography, global distribution patterns, and ecogeographic rules. Examine faunal regions, abiotic and biotic processes shaping distributions, and key ecological concepts.
When Rhinos Ruled the Earth
Explore the fascinating world of prehistoric rhinos with paleontologist Pierre Olivier-Antoine. Discover woolly rhinos, Siberian unicorns, and the largest land mammal ever, while learning about their evolution and interactions with humans.