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33. The Visayan Warty Pig (part two)
Tune in to volume 33 of the Conservationists Assemble and part two of the conversation with Matt Ward about the Visayan Warty Pig and the conservation efforts of the Talarak foundation.
In part one Matt and I discussed all the epic things that define a Visayan Warty Pig and highlighted the threats to this massively intelligent species.
Part two focuses on the conservation efforts of the Talarak foundation and Matt shares his origin story as well as what he hopes for in the future.
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Have your say:
Don't forget you can get involved and have you voice heard on the podcast by sharing your favourite animal photos or videos that you have captured or sharing you favourite memories of experiencing animals at a zoo or in the wild.
I would love to hear what species, organisations or specific guests you would love to see the podcast team up with on future volumes.
Get in touch on facebook, instagram or email [email protected]
-Captain Conservation
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By Jonny BloxhamTune in to volume 33 of the Conservationists Assemble and part two of the conversation with Matt Ward about the Visayan Warty Pig and the conservation efforts of the Talarak foundation.
In part one Matt and I discussed all the epic things that define a Visayan Warty Pig and highlighted the threats to this massively intelligent species.
Part two focuses on the conservation efforts of the Talarak foundation and Matt shares his origin story as well as what he hopes for in the future.
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Have your say:
Don't forget you can get involved and have you voice heard on the podcast by sharing your favourite animal photos or videos that you have captured or sharing you favourite memories of experiencing animals at a zoo or in the wild.
I would love to hear what species, organisations or specific guests you would love to see the podcast team up with on future volumes.
Get in touch on facebook, instagram or email [email protected]
-Captain Conservation