Dr Mike Swinbourne shares with us some insights into the ecology and conservation of all three species of wombats. Mike's incredible knowledge and passion about these animals always makes him great to chat with. 

Dr Aly Ross is a wildlife ecologist with Australian Wildlife Conservancy, working on the frontline of threatened species recovery. Her work takes her from hands-on field research to the reintroduction of some of Australia’s most vulnerable native animals, including bilbies and numbats, while tackling one of their greatest threats, introduced predators.

This episode is sponsored by Animals Anonymous, Reptile Creative and Hahndorf Wildlife Encounters. 

Nick Crouch is an environmental educator with TAFE SA and serves as Chair of Wara Wayingga Tennyson Dunes Group Incorporated.

This episode is sponsored by Animals Anonymous, Hahndorf Wildlife Encounters and Reptile Creative. 

In this episode we catch up with Josh Cox, Founder and Director of Reptile Encounters, and Operations and Pathways Manager Stef Ormesher for a wide-ranging conversation about wildlife, conservation and the future. 

Brandi Blue, owner of the Wine Country Zoological in California, and fellow wildlife lover Kyndal Meadows recently visited Australia. We caught up with them at Animals Anonymous for a chat about their shared passion for wildlife conservation, education, and working with an incredible variety of species.

Dani Lloyd-Prichard has dedicated both her professional and personal life to conservation, bringing a wide range of experience across the field. She is also a host of the Citizen Science Show podcast, where she interviews citizen scientists from all walks of life—creating conversations that are as inspiring as they are fascinating.

We always enjoy catching up with Steve Walker and hearing what’s new in the world of Aussie frogs.

Brendan Sheean is the director of Wildlife Reimagined, a wildlife demonstration company based in NSW. Their mission is to educate, inspire and reconnect people with nature so they will want to love, respect and preserve our incredible wildlife and the habitats they live in.

Paul 'Starman' Curnow is an astronomy lecturer from Adelaide University who has spent over three decades studying the night sky. Paul brings a deep passion for the Australian Aboriginal night sky, exploring how First Nations peoples understood, navigated, and related to the stars for tens of thousands of years. 

Check out Paul's Youtube Videos here

This episode is sponsored by Animals Anonymous and Reptile Creative

Dr Molly O'Dea is a Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator for the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board. We delve into what sustainable agriculture actually means as well as its benefits for the natural environment. We also learn about the cutting-edge technologies and innovations that are shaping the future of agriculture.