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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast

This Wild Life Conservation Podcast

Amy Turner

Welcome to This Wild Life Podcast! Join us as we host world-renowned conservationists sharing tales of their wild adventures and discussing the highs and lows of living and working in vast wilderness. Gain a unique insight into the lives of endangered species and hear remarkable stories about the efforts made to save them. Explore the pathways to becoming a conservationist and stay informed about the current conservation issues affecting our world. We're here to bring the wild to you!

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best This Wild Life Conservation Podcast episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to This Wild Life Conservation Podcast for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite This Wild Life Conservation Podcast episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - Invictus K9 "The War Against Wildlife Crime" with Jay Crafter
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07/07/20 • 60 min

This episode takes us straight to the front line of the war against wildlife crime. Jay Crafter, co-founder of Invictus K9, describes his experiences of canine anti-poaching operations throughout Central and East Africa. Jay also shares his personal journey from US Special operations and UK Army Veterinary Corps to setting up Invictus K9 together with Mike Hensman. You’ll hear all about the process of establishing canine anti-poaching units in remote Africa and real-life stories of anti-poaching operations. Jay also reveals how he selects each incredible dog and the best breeds for the job, including a special breed that specializes in ripping up floor tiles! Tune in – you won’t be disappointed! To support InvictusK9 please head to http://invictusk9.com/

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - Cook Inlet Belugas, Sea Otters and the trials of field work! With Verena Gill
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09/21/20 • 43 min

This week we give a warm welcome to Verena Gill, a specialist on marine mammals, specifically: sea otters, the Beluga whale and North Pacific Right whale. A major aspect of Verena's work at the NOAA Fisheries is aimed at the conservation of a special population of Beluga whale that lives in the Cook Inlet in Alaska. Sadly the population is decreasing due to several human threats, yet Verena is working tirelessly to save the species. During this conversation, Verena also talks to us about her fascinating work with Sea Otters and tells us the story of the trials and tribulations of doing fieldwork on the vast tidal waters of Cook Inlet! At the end of the episode, we will also be announcing who has won our latest competition - good luck!

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - Ep. 12: Remembering Tigers with Belinda Wright OBE and Dr. Krithi Karanth
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10/06/24 • 52 min

Welcome to the twelfth episode of the Remembering Wildlife Podcast Series, where host Amy embarks on an exploration into the world of tiger conservation. In this episode, we're honored to have two remarkable guests: Belinda Wright OBE, founder and executive director of the Wildlife Protection Society of India, and Dr. Krithi Karanth, CEO of the Centre for Wildlife Studies in India.

In the first part of the episode, Belinda Wright shares her decades-long journey fighting to protect tigers, focusing on the challenges of dismantling the illegal networks facilitating the trade of tiger parts. Discover how her tireless work is helping preserve India's tiger population against relentless threats.

In the second part, Dr. Krithi Karanth delves into her pioneering research on human-wildlife conflict, shedding light on innovative ways to create a future where tigers and humans can coexist. Her work is reshaping conservation strategies to address the complexities of habitat encroachment and the impact on tiger survival.

Discover the impact of the Remembering Wildlife books, a collection of books that depicts the lives of nine captivating species through the lenses of over 250 extraordinary wildlife photographers, and learn how the proceeds have supported both the Wildlife Protection Society of India and the Centre for Wildlife Studies.

Looking to grab a copy of any Remembering Wildlife books? Head to https://rememberingwildlife.com to show your support for over 74 conservation initiatives!

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - The mess that is 'Tiger King' and big cat rescue with Bobbi Brink
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06/01/21 • 24 min

This week we talk with Bobbi Brink, founder of the ‘Lions, Tigers and Bears’ Sanctuary in California. Bobbi provides a captivating and powerful insight into the brutality of the Exotic Pet Trade. The episode covers a range of topics including how Bobbi started the sanctuary, the challenges she faced and the process of rescuing an animal from the exotic pet trade. Bobbi also outlines her recent encounters with Joe Exotic, from the Netflix series ‘Tiger King’, she discusses the risk to human life when holding these species captive and talks about the psyche of people who own these species. It’s a fascinating episode and not one to be missed!

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - Paul Rose - Expeditions into the unknown...

Paul Rose - Expeditions into the unknown...

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01/02/21 • 44 min

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - Dr Amy Dickman - Lions, Trophy Hunting and the Ruaha Carnivore project.
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09/01/20 • 51 min

Would you like to discover why a ban on trophy hunting may not be beneficial to conserving species such as lion? This week we have the privilege of talking to Dr. Amy Dickman, founder of the Ruaha Carnivore Project and a senior research fellow at the University of Oxford. In this episode, Amy provides incredible insight into the innovative methods her team employs to reduce the number of lion killings. Importantly, how the engagement of local communities helps to protect these large carnivores. We also discuss the divisive topic of trophy hunting and Amy explains the complexities of this emotive issue and why it’s not always as clear cut as it seems.

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - The Future of Conservation - Ted Schmitt, Co-Creator of Earth Ranger and Skylight
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01/13/22 • 25 min

Tune in to hear from Ted Schmitt, Co-Creator of the revolutionary Earth Ranger and Skylight technologies that use real-time data to solve the toughest challenges facing our planet.

Ted describes how Skylight is being used to protect our oceans and showcases the positive impact it is having off the coast of Ghana and Guinea. The episode also gives a glimpse into Ted’s winding career that eventually led him to become a co-creator of such revolutionary technology.  

Check out the links for more information on Skylight (www.skylight.global), Earth Ranger (www.earthranger.com), Allen Institute for AI (www.allenai.org).

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - A quest to see every penguin in the world with Prof. Charles Bergman
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06/24/21 • 30 min

This week the podcast takes us around the world in search of penguins. Well not quite, but author and photographer, Prof. Charles Bergman, will tell us about his own adventures to do just that. Charles shares captivating stories of adventure from his quest to see all 18 species of penguin in the world. You'll hear about severe storms at sea, a hairy moment being washed down a river, and coming face to beak with the penguins. I had a wonderful time talking with Charles - his passion for penguins and their protection was infectious

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In this episode, you will be transported across the globe with environmental journalist, Jeremy Hance. Jeremy delights us with fascinating insights into his adventures in wild places. Including the story of a chatty rhino named Tam, the last Bornean Rhino on the planet, who happened to walk into an oil plant plantation. Jeremy will also tell us about his remarkable book, ‘Baggage: Confessions of a globe-trotting hypochondriac’.

Wonderfully entertaining and not to be missed.

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This Wild Life Conservation Podcast - Seeking safety in the defender, over and out!

Seeking safety in the defender, over and out!

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10/01/20 • 29 min

Want to hear why our host, Amy stubbornly locked herself in the Landrover Defender whilst in the bush? Join Amy and David as they discuss the highs and lows of Series One of the podcast! From recording in the back of a sweltering car to realising some episodes were unpublishable - this episode is all about the trials and tribulations of learning the ropes in the world of podcasting! Join us for the final episode of Series One...see you on the other side!

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How many episodes does This Wild Life Conservation Podcast have?

This Wild Life Conservation Podcast currently has 64 episodes available.

What topics does This Wild Life Conservation Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Nature, Podcasts and Science.

What is the most popular episode on This Wild Life Conservation Podcast?

The episode title 'Invictus K9 "The War Against Wildlife Crime" with Jay Crafter' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on This Wild Life Conservation Podcast?

The average episode length on This Wild Life Conservation Podcast is 40 minutes.

How often are episodes of This Wild Life Conservation Podcast released?

Episodes of This Wild Life Conservation Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of This Wild Life Conservation Podcast?

The first episode of This Wild Life Conservation Podcast was released on May 13, 2020.

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