Conservation Without Borders

Today I bring you some updates of my work, along with a summary of positive conservation news across the globe, including the recovery of two endangered species of vultures, the use of 3D printed decoy eggs to detect poachers of sea turtle nest sites, the discovery of a Brazilian frog species previously believed to be extinct, and an innovative community conservation radio program to protect the endangered Cross River gorilla in Nigeria.

Today I chat with Dr. Isla Hodgson, a research fellow at the University of Stirling in Scotland, UK. She specialises in the management of conservation conflicts, researching global trends in conflict escalation and issues concerning governance, social inequity, and political dynamics. She is also a science communicator, education ambassador for the Save Our Seas foundation, and wildlife guide.

Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing news updates and answering listener questions on the current coronavirus pandemic.

Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing information on biodiversity and human health, and how a loss of biodiversity may increase the risk for pandemics such as COVID-19. This podcast contains a lecture from a graduate course I teach in Conservation Medicine. Today I am not presenting an intro, and we are diving right in to the lecture. I will return soon with more regular programming.

Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing an ecological context to pandemics such as the COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic. This podcast contains a lecture from a graduate course I teach in Conservation Medicine. Today I am not presenting an intro, and we are diving right in to the lecture. I will return soon with more regular programming.

Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing an ecological context to emerging infectious diseases such as the COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic. This podcast contains a lecture from a graduate course I teach in Conservation Medicine. Today I am not presenting an intro, and we are diving right in to the lecture. I will return soon with more regular programming.

Today I discuss the COVID-19 global pandemic from the one health, or ecohealth perspective. In this two-part series I present the epidemiology and viral characteristics of coronaviruses, and provide an ecological context for the current pandemic.

Today I discuss the COVID-19 global pandemic from the one health, or ecohealth perspective. In this two-part series I present the epidemiology and viral characteristics of coronaviruses, and provide an ecological context for the current pandemic.

Today I discuss the concept of 'Conservation Conflict Transformation' by sharing one of the lectures from my graduate course in Human-Wildlife Conflict. I hope you enjoy this innovative and forward-thinking take on where conservation is headed in the 21st century.

Today I chat about our Botswana Field Course with Susan Underkoffler, Program Director and instructor in the Department of Wildlife Forensic Science and Conservation at the University of Florida. The course will be held annually and is open to undergraduate and graduate students from all Universities. For more information on the course please visit Study Abroad in Botswana