Into The Wilderness with Byron Pace

Corin Smith is back on the show to catch us up on the State of Salmon farming, in Scotland and globally. We look at the role of recreational fishing in conservation, whether current scientific studies are helping put fish back in our rivers, and the challenges facing the salmon farming industry. We also chat about Patagonia's new film Artificial, and the lessons learnt from touring it around Europe.

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Valentine Thomas is known as a spearsfisher and proponent of ocean conservation but previously found herself as a certified lawyer and in Canada, before moving to London to work in finance. Searching for a life path which fulfilled her inner desires, she found spear fishing. Now as an accomplished and published chef, guide and free dive instructor, she finds herself being asked to Ted Talks and some of the biggest platforms on the planet, including the Joe Rogan podcast. Valentine also features in volume 4 of Modern Huntsman.

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Back on the show again, we sit down with ecologist, storyteller and film-maker, Charles Post. As the ecology editor of Modern Huntsman, he tells us about his contribution to volume four, the Woman's issue, focused on two incredible biologists working with bighorn sheep recovery. We then dive into Salmon conservation, plastics in the ocean and our role in tackling climate change.

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Recorded in Montana at the Modern Huntsman HQ, we sit down with Jess Johnson, guest editor of volume 4 and legislative liaison and advocacy coordinator at the Wyoming & Wildlife Federation. She gives us an oversight on her contribution to the next issue, before digging deep into how we facilitate change for the betterment of our land and wildlife in a world where this seems increasingly difficult. Jess also talks to the creation of Artemis Sportswoman, and how the landscape is changing when it comes to woman in the outdoors space.

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Coming to you from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Byron sits down with Mariska Bijsterbosch, a wildlife para-professional at Wildlife Vets Namibia. Recapping on the journey to relocate a population of elephants to the DRC, we also hear how a passion for African wildlife pulled Mariska from her country of Holland, halfway across the world. From game-farming to population recoveries, and the challenge of moving the world's largest land mammal, it's a real-world look at on the ground conservation.

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Interview: 8.32 - End

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Dr Ray Jansen is a Director of the African Pangolin Working Group, the Chairman of the APWG and a member of the IUCN Species Survival Commission Pangolin Specialist Group as well as a full Professor in the Department of Environmental, Water and Earth Sciences at the Tshwane University of Technology. We talk about his work with pangolin as well the complex issues around wildlife management, from rhino to grouse. An in-depth, science-focused discussion, it offers an enlightening, pragmatic view on many topics.

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Ray: 17min 40sec - 1hr 51min

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From eco-tourism to trophy hunting, Africa to Tajikistan, this show comes to you from the CIC conference in Namibia. Byron sits down with Jason Goldman, science communicator, wildlife reporter, expedition leader and co-founder of SciCommCamp. They recap discussions from the conference before getting into his contribution to Modern Huntsman volume 2, looking at community run conservancies and how it allowed species to recover from the brink.

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Jason 07- 1.12

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We are back in Bozeman Montana, the heart of the hunting world, sitting in Sitka HQ chatting with Brad Christian. As Brand and Creative Lead at the company, we dive in deep to the testing process within Sitka, as well as how their creative story telling has evolved. A creative giant within the hunting industry, Brad has been a leading force in helping to tell a more complete story when we portray hunting. All around cool dude, it was a pleasure to sit down and catch up.

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Diving deep into the complexities of wildlife management in Africa, Byron speaks with Alex Oelofse in Namibia. With an incredible heritage in hunting, conservation and game capture, this is as open and pragmatic as discussions come. Importantly, here, opinions are based on real world experience and knowledge.

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