The Pollen Channel at YouTube: Daily Allergen Reports and Tips

The Pollen Channel on YouTube features current counts and forecasts in addition to tips on owning your seasonal allergies and the science behind it.

October 5, 2025 Pollen Sense View production source

The Pollen Channel at YouTube: Daily Allergen Reports and Tips

Did you know there’s a link between food allergens and seasonal allergies to pollen, or that dust that traveled to the U.S. from Africa contains fossils from an ancient ocean. Scientific insights like these, along with daily pollen, mold and air quality reports can be enjoyed at The Pollen Channel on YouTube.

Pollen News Aerobiologist Landon Bunderson, PhD, reviews the weather, wind, mold, temperature and pollen information. In addition to counts and forecasts, he discusses ways that the science relates to your health and lifestyle.
Allergy Assets What can you do to reduce the symptoms you experience during seasonal allergy season?
Pollen Wise App Get pointers on different app features here. For instance, did you know you can see the actual pollen images, taken automatically by the microscope in the sensor? Tips on using the journal, how to set notifications and more are all here!

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The Pollen Channel at YouTube: Daily Allergen Reports and Tips

A clearer, more helpful Pollen Wise home screen

Incoming: Branches, Revisions, and Layers

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