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How to photograph wildlife ethically and why that's so necessary
Episode 93
At a time when so many people are trying to make photographs of wildlife -- to break the pandemic lockdown blues, or to share on social media -- we s…
6 years, 2 months ago
Inspiration for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day amid a global pandemic
Episode 92
What does it mean to celebrate the 50th Earth Day amidst a pandemic? Our guests for this episode provide options and inspiration to mark this importa…
6 years, 2 months ago
The link between pandemics and the destruction of nature with John Vidal
Episode 91
Acclaimed environmental journalist John Vidal joins the show to discuss the current pandemic's links to the wildlife trade and the destruction of nat…
6 years, 3 months ago
Songs and sounds of Bering Sea whales and seals reveal a story of change
Episode 90
The songs, calls, clicks, and bumps of beluga whales, bearded seals, bowhead whales, ribbon seals, and walrus are the stars of this episode, which al…
6 years, 3 months ago
Using technology for cutting edge conservation with Shah Selbe
Episode 89
Shah Selbe is a rocket scientist who put his engineering skills into building a lab that uses open-source technologies to empower local communities t…
6 years, 4 months ago
Nature conservation is a growth industry for Africa, Fred Swaniker says
Episode 88
Fred Swaniker is the founder of the African Leadership University, which recently launched a School of Wildlife Conservation to help young Africans d…
6 years, 4 months ago
Mongabay Newscast
Top scientists, authors, and activists appear on the Mongabay Newscast to discuss their latest research, describe new solutions for tough challenges…
6 years, 4 months ago
Galina Angarova on the indigenous relationship to land, conservation, and the sacred feminine
Episode 87
'Without the land, indigenous people cannot exist' the new leader of Cultural Survival, Galina Angarova, tells host Mike G. in this new episode. Rais…
6 years, 5 months ago
How the sweet sounds of tropical katydids can benefit rainforest conservation
Episode 86
Laurel Symes is a biologist who uses bioacoustics to study tropical katydids in Central America, and she joins us to play some of her hypnotic rainfo…
6 years, 5 months ago
Top conservation photographer Ami Vitale discusses rhinos, pandas, hope, and more
Episode 85
Ami Vitale is an award-winning war correspondent turned conservation photographer, and her iconic images of animals like Sudan the Rhino adorn the pa…
6 years, 6 months ago