Animals in Man's World

Animals in Man's World

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Animals in Man's World episodes

  • H7N9 avian flu
    This week's episode - H7N9 avian flu. Annalie Chow speaks to two experts from the University of Hong Kong, Professor Malik Peiris, Chair Professor and Director of the School of Public Health, and Dr. Carmen Tong, Lecturer of the Department of Sociology.
    9 min
  • Stray village dogs in Lai Chi Wo Village
    Annalie Chow speaks to Chris Lo, Founder of Cobo Ceramic Workshop, Joanna Tang, Representative from Mountain Folkcraft, Teresa Leung & Vivian Leung, Volunteers from Paws in Wo about a charity sale dedicated to helping stray village dogs in the remote L...
    17 min
  • Biodiversity Gallery
    This week's animal feature takes us to the Hong Kong Science Museum - Annalie Chow speaks to Assistant Curator Kenus Yan about their Biodiversity Gallery.
    7 min
  • Conservation forensics
    Annalie Chow speaks to Dr. David Baker, Assistant Professor of the School of Biological Sciences of the University of Hong Kong about conservation forensics and how we can use it to tackle illegal wildlife trade.
    14 min

About Animals in Man's World

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Humans run the world. For centuries, animals have lived among us. Some became our rides, our companions, our hunters, our defenders, as friends bound to us by bonds as close as the ones by blood; others became our food, our merchandise, our source of pride, our slaves, nothing but mere objects to us. This dichotomy continues into the 21st century, in which human-animal conflicts show no sign of abating, rather the contrary. In this podcast series, we explore the relationship between humans and animals and what we must do for a better future together.