Ecoeye With Duncan Stuart

Life on Earth is constantly changing and evolving. However, in recent years this change has become more serious as more species become extinct and our air and water is increasingly polluted. In this episode, Anja explores our impact on the ocean and its inhabitants from the seas' smallest component, plankton, to its largest, the whale, along with the invaluable ecosystem services they provide.

In this episode, Dr. Lara Dungan looks at some of the issues and concerns that affect our health and lifespan, including how and where we live, travel, and work to the air we breathe, the water we drink, and even the packaging that our water comes in. All of this combines to have a huge impact on our health.

Dr. Lara Dungan takes a closer look at the technologies that could enable us to live in a world of no fossil fuels and no pollution while allowing us to grow our economy and improve our lifestyles. Exploring futuristic electric cars, ocean energy, new solar panels, and homes of the future, she will explore cutting edge tech that could help us power our future generations.

Communities all over Ireland rely on the ecosystem services provided by our rivers and streams. Anja examines the Blackwater River as a microcosm of many of Ireland's water catchments, exploring the issues affecting rivers and communities throughout the country. She'll follow the water from source to sea, looking at the impacts on the river and the people that rely on it.

In this episode, Lara looks at the effects of nature on our well-being, both mentally and physically, before uncovering some interesting connections between the effects of nature and green space on society itself.

In This Episode Anja Murray Tackles The Plight Of The Curlew Having Gone From Over 5000 Breeding Pairs To Just 122 In A Generation Irelands Favorite Bird And Its Haunting Call Are On The Brink Of Extinction Anja Travels Across The Country To Find Out What Has Caused This Collapse And What If Anything Can Be Done To Save It