By Dr. Hayley Adams
The podcast currently has 60 episodes available.
Today on Conservation Without Borders I chat with Kevin Albin, former police officer and expedition guide, and the author of an ecofiction novel, Stonechild.
Today on Conservation Without Borders I chat with Laura Calandrella about her work helping leaders collaborate to solve the planet's toughest environmental challenges. She enjoys uniting diverse perspectives under a shared vision for a sustainable future.
Today I chat with Dr. Richard Kock about his storied career, and get his thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic and how conservationists must reshape our approach and message, in an effort to reverse the current global crises.
Today I chat with Mike Baltzer, Executive Director of Shoal, a conservation nonprofit dedicated to protecting freshwater fish and their diverse ecosystems globally.
Today I chat with conservationist and author, Alan Hesse. Based in biodiversity-rich Ecuador, Alan wears several hats-- he is an author-illustrator, an educator and a conservation biologist. Alan’s work is inspired by the majesty and fragility of nature and the need to do everything we can to protect it.
Today on Conservation Without Borders I chat with Jovan Andevski of the Vulture Conservation Foundation about his nearly 20 year career advocating for vulture conservation throughout Europe.
Today on Conservation Without Borders I discuss the idea of creating a conservation vision for yourself, and encourage you to invest in a bit of strategic planning for your career.
Today on Conservation Without Borders I chat with Vincent Ontita, a Kenyan conservationist and recent graduate of the Warner College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University.
Today I reflect on the 'year of the pandemic' and discuss the silver linings in this historic time.
Today I chat with BRUNA Capozzoli & DIOGO Verissimo from On the Edge Conservation about their strategy for driving change in conservation by employing a three-pronged approach with modern day storytelling techniques, grounded in science, to promote biodiversity and increase positive sentiment for the natural world while supporting conservation efforts that inform their storytelling activities.
You can find out more about their work at:
https://www.ontheedge.org/
The podcast currently has 60 episodes available.