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Welcome to Nature Now, an original production by KPTZ Volunteers.

Nature Now is a program of information and insights about the natural history of our region.

We welcome observations and suggestions from our listeners.

Care of nature now at kptz.org. Hello and welcome to KPTZ's Nature Now.

I'm your host, Nan Evans, and my guest this week is Dr. Florian Graner, a marine biologist, award-winning wildlife cinematographer, and environmental advocate.

Florian is the founder of Sea Life Productions.

And to listeners, thank you so much for listening.

We hope you've enjoyed our program.

This is KPTZ 91.9 FM, Port Townsend, Washington.

Hey Vicki, listen to this.

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One, of course, being nuclear annihilation, right?

Hi, this is Jonathan Shang from District 97.

You are listening to KPTZ 91.9 FM, Port Townsend, Washington.

This is Drone Layer from Cheer Accident, and you're listening to ProgZilla Radio, the UK's only 24-7 progressive rock internet station.

Get it on!

[birds squawking] Welcome to Nature Now, an original production by KPTZ volunteers.

Nature Now is a program of information and insights about the natural history of our region.

We welcome observations and suggestions from our listeners, care of NatureNow@kptz.org.

Go to friendsoffortflagler.org. Go under Resources, and you will see Events, and all of our events are listed there.

Excellent.

For any of you who may be just tuning in, this is Jackie Canterbury with KPTZ's Nature Now.

I'm talking with Daisy Bock, uh, with Friends of Fort Flagler.

So let's now go into the environment, and let's talk about the environmental programs at Fort Flagler.

Welcome to Nature Now, an original production by KPTZ Volunteers.

Nature Now is a program of information and insights about the natural history of our region.

We welcome observations and suggestions from our listeners.

Care of nature now at kptz.org. Well, hello and welcome to KPTZ's Nature Now.

I'm your host, Nan Evans, and my guest this week is Dr. Ed Parnell, an avid diver and research oceanographer, primarily at Scripps, which is in San Diego.

He has migrated a bit north, and actually I found his is sort of a neighbor of mine here in Port Townsend.

And indirectly through eating seafood too, right? Well, that's true too.

I mean, that's one of the importance of kelp forests in the first place is that it supports a lot of fisheries.

This is KPTZ 91.9 FM, Port Townsend, Washington.

Jackie, turn on that radio and back here.

The cops ain't likely to catch up with us, not tonight.

Like the most of us.

We have to explain why you're mad.

Hey, Progheads, the clock says you're right on time for another edition of the Progressive Track Show on KPTZ 91.9 FM from the USA and Progzilla Radio from the UK.

My name's Mike, and for the next two hours, I'll be guiding us through the whole realm of progressive rock, much that's either new or new to us.

So get ready to engage your ears, really listen, and decide what you'd like to explore further using links that I'll provide after the show.

This is KPTZ 91.9 FM, Port Townsend, Washington.

Hey Vicki, listen to this.

Oh my God, this is Prague? Uh,

Like, the most of us.

We have to explain why we have

Hey, Progheads! I'm back once again with another edition of the Progressive Track Show on both KPTZ 91.9 FM from Port Townsend, Washington and Progzilla Radio from the United Kingdom.

By the way, my name's Mike.

Always has been.